By colorfun - 18/05/2015 03:38 - United States - Noblesville

Today, I surprised my 7 and 1.5 year old girls with a princess dinner. I quickly realized it was a scam when the "princesses" arrived looking more suited to a bachelor party. I was able to quickly get the girls out, but have spent the evening explaining why Pocahontas was heavily tattooed. FML
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colorfun 11

It was advertised as an event for children. The guy running the event refused to pay for the professional princesses when they showed up, ready to perform. I think he intended on scamming everyone since he had the other slutty costumes on hand. The whole thing was a disaster! Police were called, parents were screaming obscenities and threats, etc. My local news station just finished running the story.

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pleasedie 22

I'm sorry but that's hilarious. He sure came up with an interesting scam

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colorfun 11

http://fox59.com/2015/05/18/mom-angry-after-women-in-revealing-costumes-show-up-at-princess-party/ They used the pictures I took.

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sirhavok747 4

"It's Native American culture" Tattoos explained.

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Mons_fml 27

At least you wont have to worry about the 1.5 year old. Since long-term memory doesnt develop until around the age of 3. Yay!

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o76923 8

It isn't a scam, it's just not a kids party. You really should have looked into it to make sure that it wasn't an adult party before booking it.

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superwhovian 16

If you look are their comments it was advertised as a children's evvent

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loganberrybat 11

Perhaps use this to explain to your kids that not all women need to look like 'princesses.' Tell them it's called 'having a bit of individuality.' I have tattoos, and I find what you've just said slightly sexist.

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DoomedGemini 37

She paid for DISNEY princesses. Individuality is one thing, but when you are paid to provide a specific character, they need to look like the character. I feel bad for the girls, it doesn't seem like they were given enough time at all or good costumes. You can have a tattoo but if you are dressing up as a character without one for a child's birthday party, you need to cover them up. Which is simple, you can find a tutorial for it easily.

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Shade1982 20

I don't think the point was the tattoos themselves. I think the point was the people weren't really dressed for the occasion.

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IWishIWasObama 12

Well since you don't need that Pocahontas...

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Shadow73 13

It wasn't necessarily a scam. It just wasn't a service for the type of parties that you thought it was. Lol.

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daddysgirl8 21

You should've told your daughters that those were fake princesses.

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heffeinco 3

Oh, your thinking of the wrong princess. That was poke your hauntess. Totally different movie!

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deltoren 11

Ok I just saw the pics the clothes didn't seem that bad from aha I could see

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oswaldrabbit007 8

Where's the pics?

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