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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Those asking ot change plans or provide a babysitter are way out of line. You don't dictate the rules of someone else's party!! WTF? And why would you WANT to bring a kid to that type of party? What is wrong with you? But, your cousin is a raging dick. I probably would not go on principle b/c of that. There is a way to act and convey information that is both firm in its boundary and still polite. He was a dick. I don't deal with dicks, family or not.[/quote] I am less bothered by referring to children as "monsters" (even though they can be) than by accusing invitees of being cheap (even though they probably are). In the spirit of "'No' is a complete answer, he could have limited his response: "I have received some inquiries about if children were allowed at the party. I should have been clear at the beginning, I suppose, but this is not a party for kids. This is a 21st birthday." [/quote]
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