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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, but you do need soft drinks or iced tea or lemonade or punch.[/quote] Last time I hosted a party DCUM told me I needed these drinks and no one drank them. Everyone drank the bottled water I provided. If it's not alcohol, people around here just don't drink their calories. It took me forever to get rid of those sodas, teas, and lemonades. [/quote] Yup, that's right. I would easily enjoy a glass of wine for a 3 year-old birthday party, but I wouldn't touch sugar-filled iced tea or lemonade. I think having a bottle of wine and beer in the fridge would be thoughtful but not expected. Not everyone enjoys these things and a sip of some wine certainly helps! [/quote] I love how people won’t drink “sugar-filled iced tea or lemonade” (btw, i ed tea is often unsweetened in these parts), but have no problem with the sugar and calories in wine.[/quote] :roll:[/quote]
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