What was you'r sweet sixteen party like?
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HAD A HUGE POOL PARTY AND KELLY CLARKSON SANG AT IT, AND I GOT A DUNK TANK, SLUSHIE MACHINE, CATERER, KARAOKE, ETC.  i ALSO TOOK EVERYONE TO THE PARTY IN A SUPER-STRETCH HUMMER LIMO!  BEFORE THE POOL PART, WE WENT TO THIS HUGE PARTY PLACE AND WATCHED KELLY AND CHRIS ROCK! IT WAS THE BOMB!
353104
I challenge you to do something very different, which can be fun and I promise you unforgettable. Go volunteer with your friends, and donate your presents. Really your 16th birthday is not any different than any other birthday.
108193
I had a party for my daughter. First, I made a video from her photos from birth and rented a big screen TV.\nI invited people who had been important to her, like her teachers, dance teacher, Brownie leader, friends of hers and of mine who had known her over the years.\nI had another video made at the party, interviewing her firends about her.\nEveryone signed a huge card.\nWe had pop, juice, finger foods, and a huge cake.  We watched the video of my daughter, ate and visited, opened gifts, and had cake. Then we watched a reguar video I'd rented for her friends and the older people had a visit.\nIt was excellent.
608677
Mmmm.... supper..... \n\n\nwouldn't that be sweet 17?   Oh yea, 17's not that sweet....   You don't really get anything good until 18 - even that's not so hot.  maybe they'll just skip to 21 where the REAL fun begins. \n\nCheers!
499917
I did one on How to host a theme dinner party! It was easy and  I got a good grade!\nIntro: pick a theme\nmain points:drinks\n                    food\n                    entertainment\nconclusion
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Depends what you mean by extremely love party? Do you mean an extreme love-party (some sort of raucous sexual orgy) or an extremely lovely party (maybe with cakes and dancing, maybe some booze, cocktails perhaps and polite conversation).\n\nEither way, the answer is yes: you never know what can happen.\n\ncan I come to this extreme love-party/extremely lovely party??? sounds awesome
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That sound like a lot of fun.  Hope you have a wonderful party.
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Good luck! I live in Oklahoma and am hosting my first slumber parties, party this friday. I hope you have as much fun as I do.
370624
I went to one in central Illinois beginning in junior high all the way until is was 16 (which was the cutoff).  I fought with my dad because I didn't want to go the first year and didn't want to be away from my friends.  I was sad to tell my father that I had the best time of my life. I made so many friends from all over.  All of the same people went back each year so it was good to catch up with everyone we didn't see  the rest of the year.  I still keep in touch with some people I met there and it was like 10 years ago.  It was a great experience that I would reccomend to all youths.
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I love parties! \nStep One:\n   Set the tone, a festive room makes for a festive party! Go crazy  \n   with christmas lights, balloons, confetti and decorations! Music is\n   a key part of setting the tone, pick some upbeat songs.\nStep Two:\n   Make it inviting, the more fun a party is for your guests the more \n   fun it will be for you! You're never to old to make goodie bags for\n   your guests. Play a game with prizes for the winner* (see below \n   for game ideas)\nStep Three:\n   Make it personal, when your guests feel like they belong they\n   will relax and have fun. Have plain balloons around with one of\n   your guests names on each, if you want to go all out, write\n   something you like about them with their name, or what their\n   name means. If you're serving a meal set a table with name\n   cards, not having to decide where to sit relieves any chance\n   someone might get left out in the cold. \n\nGame Ideas\n+ pinata\n+ a quiz about the birthday girl (this one can have a prize)\n+ the word game (another prize one)\n      - when your guests come in give each one three clothespins\n        to attach to their shirt and tell them they can't say a certain\n        word during the party (like cake, or balloon) if they hear\n        another person saying the word they call them on it and take\n        one of their clothespins. At the end of the party the person \n        with the most clothespins wins!\n\nGoodie Bags\n+ put some cool stuff in them along with the usual candy. Go to the\n   dollar store and pick out a key chain or something that fits what\n   you and your friends are into. If you don't have a ton of guests\n   you can put a $5 gift certificate for a coffe in each bag.\n\n\nHappy Birthday, and Have Fun!!!
369041
for a rad 16Th birthday party, for me would, pizza, dancing, swimming, live band, and all of my Friends
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yes you should be able to, I don't see why not...\n\n\nYou should contact MTV for their sweet sixteen show and have your party on TV.
201052
6th grade, but they are better in high skool.\n\nhey! ive never gotten drunk! ive known pplz that have tho, brandijunk is rite, its such a waste. but still... parties r cool!
211172
SURPRISE PARTY\n\nI threw one for my hubby's 30th, it was a blast!
80930
When my sis had her 25th she had dinner and drinks and then she went clubbing with her best friends! You could just go to a club and have dinner and drinks there or just go out.
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Marquette is only fun in the fall and spring time. There\nare the typical house parties that you'll fall in love your freshman/sophomore year, but it'll die down once you turn 21, and hit up Water St (where all the bars/clubs are). \n\nBeer is alcohol of choice...hence we are in Brew City!\n\nGirls...plenty...and good looking ones!
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Watch "My Sweet 16" on MTV for tips on how NOT to do it. It will give you an idea. But I think that you should talk to your daughter about what she "expects" from the party. IMO, sweet 16's are way overdone these days. A nice party with friends, music, food, and cake should be plenty.