By mass message - 16/10/2011 00:47 - Canada

Today, my mom left for a business trip. Thinking it was a good time to throw a party, I mass messaged everyone on my contact list. I thought it was going to be a success. The problem with this? My mom is on my contacts list. She replied "I'll be home in an hour. You're grounded." FML
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Skiddywompus 0

OP is definetly an amatuer at party throwing.

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enonymous 8

Just tell her it was going to be classy with some wine, cheese and Oprah's book of the month.

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skyeyez9 24

be glad you didnt throw the party. A mass.text of people, who would have texted their friends and so on. Your parents' house would have been vandalized, stuff stolen, and you would have been cleaning up piss, shit, vomit, beer cans, food ground into the carpet...etc

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skyeyez9 24

OP have some.******* common decency. Imagine some kid threw a massive party at your house, which you pay for with your hard earned money. And you come home from a trip only to.discover your house and belongings in ruins, and/or stolen.

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goldmedalski 0

Dummy!! You should respect your mom enough to not throw a party

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_words_of_wisdom 4

so many people saying "YDI you should respect your parents blah blah blah im an over protective parent blah blah" yes you should respect your parents but there is nothing wrong with throwing a party when your parents arent home as long as nothing gets stolen or broken and you get it cleaned up before they get home. this is the time to throw parties and be fun and crazy, live it up while you still can. the only thing you did wrong is put your parents in your contact list. they live in the same house as you, why would you need your mom in your contact list???

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Trebie 6

Most people have their parents' names in their cell phones, so they can call/be called when needed. In fact, most parents give their kids cell phones just for that reason. As for the house, I agree... So long as you have your parents' permission. If you worked your ass off to pay for the house, bills, repairs, and mortgage, would you appreciate your kid throwing a party without your knowledge? I doubt it. There is NO way to be certain that your belongings won't be broken or stolen or that something won't spill on the carpet or expensive furniture, and guess what? If there is anything illegal going on (weed, minors drinking, etc.) and the cops or neighbors find out, the parent can be charged.

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Pazu_fml 10

I'm guessing #141 is a minor who's never had to pay for anything significant before, because just about anyone who's had to pay for their own place would agree that it would piss them off if a bunch of brats went wild in it while they were out. It's not your house, it's your parents'. You don't get to do whatever you want in it.

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BadSuerte 0

Next time check who you are sending things to.

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badactor009 0

You ARE NOT entitled to throw parties in your parents home as soon as they leave you alone for ten seconds. Grow up and earn the trust that you currently don't deserve.

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allknowingbrony 5

Way to be a disrespectful bitch/bastard, left alone for 10 seconds and instantly think to throw a party? c'mon, that's something retarded frat-boys do.

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