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Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
My apologies. I accidently read this. But Atticus is correct, of course. Saying that you like to "party" makes you seem like a Wayne's World extra. Follow it up with "like a rock star" and there is no hope for you. Instead, you should say that you like to "engage in the act of partying." While this may technically violate Atticus' "party as a verb rule," it does so with class.
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Not me (hi NM)! I prefer to attend (and occasionally host) parties, or to participate in festivities at the local bar or club.
I do, however, do lunch.
