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T TravnerRavenweird Tiki Socialite Everett, Washington Joined: Apr 12, 2011 Posts: 113	T TravnerRavenweird Posted posted on Wed, Aug 3, 2016 11:20 PM Well Skip, to answer your question, we're talking about people from literally All walks of life, (hence the confiscation of cameras and phones at the door), and the big parties could be 200 - 400 people from all walks of life strong. The one thing all of them had in common was they were all there to party and have a good time! If it happened that it lead to "sexy Funtime" then bully for them, but it wasn't a given. They suffered no fools there that's for sure. I will also say the people we met were all super nice and fun and I would party with them anytime! Also no one we met was pushy or creepy and when we politely declined an offer the time we were propositioned, (since it's not exactly our scene) they were totally cool with it and wanted to go dance some more. I will also say it's called a lifestyle for a reason, a lot of work goes in to partying that hard.

Well Skip, to answer your question, we're talking about people from literally All walks of life, (hence the confiscation of cameras and phones at the door), and the big parties could be 200 - 400 people from all walks of life strong. The one thing all of them had in common was they were all there to party and have a good time! If it happened that it lead to "sexy Funtime" then bully for them, but it wasn't a given. They suffered no fools there that's for sure.
I will also say the people we met were all super nice and fun and I would party with them anytime! Also no one we met was pushy or creepy and when we politely declined an offer the time we were propositioned, (since it's not exactly our scene) they were totally cool with it and wanted to go dance some more.
I will also say it's called a lifestyle for a reason, a lot of work goes in to partying that hard.

Post #767027 by TravnerRavenweird on Wed, Aug 3, 2016 11:20 PM