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From: 551rcg@ihlpf.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: "Re: party host liability ideas - (nf)"
Message-ID: <280@ihlpf.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 4-Jul-84 19:00:35 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul  4 19:00:35 1984
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ihlpf!ctb    Jul  4 11:04:00 1984

are you actually saying when i throw a party and some bimbo i know
(or maybe even don't know, what if he crashed the party, i never
even MET him!) goes out and runs over a hitch-hiker i should head
off to the hoosgow?  have you ever thrown a LARGE party?  i threw
a pretty decent one when i bought my micro-wave (a 'nacho' party).
there was NO WAY i could have kept track of who was/was not there.
(hell, i could hardly stand up myself)  there were something like 30
people there at any given time, 40-50(maybe...) all together, half
of them i'd never seen before.  a GREAT party, but i don't think
I'M resonsible for anyone there except myself and who ever is with
me(this was at my place, however).  i think it's THEIR responsibility,
BUT any party i throw (or most i've attended) always had a standing
offer you could 'spend the night and sleep it off'.  for me to
try to drive someone home after one of my parties would just put
ANOTHER drunk on the road!

	*hic*,
	ron		(replies to ihnp4!ihdev!rjv )