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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have any of your kids gone to an unofficial/social media publicized anti-prom? This is the night before prom at a pricy venue-invites are on social media and “everyone” knows the kid whose family is throwing it. My questions are-is this a thing? And, if so, wtf? [/quote] If you know where it is and when it is, call the non-emergency police number and let them know that you are aware of this large under-age event going on and that there will likely be under-aged drinking, etc going on. The up-front police presence will go a long way to keeping things from getting out of control.[/quote] OMG. What is your problem? OP should either let her child go, or forbid her from going. Ruining it for the other kids - who aren't her responsibility - so that her daughter isn't left out is just wrong on so many different levels. And if OP's daughter wasn't invited, and OP calls the police (as if MPD is going to care) and that gets back to daughter's friends, daughter may finish high school as a social pariah. If OP is that worried, she should keep her daughter at home. [/quote] + 1 As we’ve been trying to say for pages now. No reason to call people names. It just is, Op[/quote]
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