why do people RSVP yes on facebook and then not come to the party?
i'm sitting by myself in the reserved section of the bar after hanging up "happy 21st birthday" banners myself
there's enough finger food for 15 people. i guess i'll just take it home and put it in the freezer for later
All da feels
Are u girl
Where at? Free food
this is what you get for trying to be a normie
Where you at, I want finger food
Because facebook "friends" are not friends. if you had real friends irl and had asked them face-to-face, they'd either decline or they'd be there
the dragon inn, birmingham
Maybe anons want to come by, never said no to meeting new people but 50km is too much for me
I tried calling but it's in the UK I don't have free international calling
stay strong user happy birthday
Happy birthday tho user
Be more interesting
Look user take this as a lesson. Facebook interactions/friends are shallow. Inherently. Unless you know someone in life and communicate with them regularly, dont trust their facebook status or rsvp or any of that shit. That really sucks though, im sorry.
Ah, Weatherspoons in the Chinatown
I used to eat at Teppanyaki there
i and my friendsi are on the way butiful
be prepared to show bobs and vagene
Birmingham? There's your problem.
Trips
Was that man masturbating into his jogging pants?
user your problem is to trust people
You can start a thread and say it's your birthday
Create a discord chat and we all are going to say hi or troll but even we can be with you
You didn't invite me so fuck you.
Is no one gonna comment on how cringe OP is here, orrr...?
Wait a minute. Holding a big 21st birthday in a country where the legal age to drink is much younger? Why do I smell bullshit all the way across the pond?
a 21st is traditionally considered a big milestone in england even if you get no new rights
Bit far for me. Happy birthday
No fuck you. We are all sad and lonely
Happy Birthday, user. Try to organize small gatherings before you graduate to larger events where you're renting shit out. Something at your place, so there's not a lot of pressure to show up, which is not ideal for casual Facebook connections.
Brit here. Can confirm 21st is party time. It dates back to when 21 was the age of majority, before it was lowered to 18