I have my birthday party next week – I hope it will be a huge party! :)
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I love parties!
I love parties so much, I once went to the party of a criminal
I love parties with music – it felt very nice to be invited to a violinist
But I also enjoy silent nights, like with that actress
(Not the one with her college from the same nation, which was’t mute at all!).
I only have one rule: I never go to any party that isn’t official,
Because I don’t want to be tricked or fooled by a pretender.
I love the different party habits of every country:
I have been to Hawaii, and been welcomed by an Indian chief minister and a Japanese shogun too!
And I don’t prefer any professions either: I have been on a party with a children’s book writer
(It was very strange because previously I was invited to a literary critic too!)
And with a man of math and astronomy
But I enjoyed that guy’s party the most who is a baseball catcher and also a manager!
This is what I would like to say: the truth is that none of these parties went well as everyone turned me down in the end. I would really like to have a party one day, but everyone has something else to do in the end…
I have a name I could call these people, but many of my friends consider it to be very rude. However, I think it’s true.
If you can find out what I call these people, I will invite you to my birthday party next week. I hope it will be a huge party, just like the one I always dreamed about! :)
Hint 0: I feel like I haven’t been clear about these parties enough… so here is a red herring that leads you to the correct answer.
You are welcome, gentlemen! come, musicians, play.
A hall, a hall! give room! and foot it, girls.
[Music plays, and they dance]
More light, you knaves; and turn the tables up,
And quench the fire, the room is grown too hot.
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$begingroup$
I love parties!
I love parties so much, I once went to the party of a criminal
I love parties with music – it felt very nice to be invited to a violinist
But I also enjoy silent nights, like with that actress
(Not the one with her college from the same nation, which was’t mute at all!).
I only have one rule: I never go to any party that isn’t official,
Because I don’t want to be tricked or fooled by a pretender.
I love the different party habits of every country:
I have been to Hawaii, and been welcomed by an Indian chief minister and a Japanese shogun too!
And I don’t prefer any professions either: I have been on a party with a children’s book writer
(It was very strange because previously I was invited to a literary critic too!)
And with a man of math and astronomy
But I enjoyed that guy’s party the most who is a baseball catcher and also a manager!
This is what I would like to say: the truth is that none of these parties went well as everyone turned me down in the end. I would really like to have a party one day, but everyone has something else to do in the end…
I have a name I could call these people, but many of my friends consider it to be very rude. However, I think it’s true.
If you can find out what I call these people, I will invite you to my birthday party next week. I hope it will be a huge party, just like the one I always dreamed about! :)
Hint 0: I feel like I haven’t been clear about these parties enough… so here is a red herring that leads you to the correct answer.
You are welcome, gentlemen! come, musicians, play.
A hall, a hall! give room! and foot it, girls.
[Music plays, and they dance]
More light, you knaves; and turn the tables up,
And quench the fire, the room is grown too hot.
enigmatic-puzzle knowledge
asked Mar 28 at 21:58
AnnoszAnnosz
982116
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I love parties!
I love parties so much, I once went to the party of a criminal
I love parties with music – it felt very nice to be invited to a violinist
But I also enjoy silent nights, like with that actress
(Not the one with her college from the same nation, which was’t mute at all!).
I only have one rule: I never go to any party that isn’t official,
Because I don’t want to be tricked or fooled by a pretender.
I love the different party habits of every country:
I have been to Hawaii, and been welcomed by an Indian chief minister and a Japanese shogun too!
And I don’t prefer any professions either: I have been on a party with a children’s book writer
(It was very strange because previously I was invited to a literary critic too!)
And with a man of math and astronomy
But I enjoyed that guy’s party the most who is a baseball catcher and also a manager!
This is what I would like to say: the truth is that none of these parties went well as everyone turned me down in the end. I would really like to have a party one day, but everyone has something else to do in the end…
I have a name I could call these people, but many of my friends consider it to be very rude. However, I think it’s true.
If you can find out what I call these people, I will invite you to my birthday party next week. I hope it will be a huge party, just like the one I always dreamed about! :)
Hint 0: I feel like I haven’t been clear about these parties enough… so here is a red herring that leads you to the correct answer.
You are welcome, gentlemen! come, musicians, play.
A hall, a hall! give room! and foot it, girls.
[Music plays, and they dance]
More light, you knaves; and turn the tables up,
And quench the fire, the room is grown too hot.
enigmatic-puzzle knowledge
asked Mar 28 at 21:58
AnnoszAnnosz
982116
$endgroup$
I love parties!
I love parties so much, I once went to the party of a criminal
I love parties with music – it felt very nice to be invited to a violinist
But I also enjoy silent nights, like with that actress
(Not the one with her college from the same nation, which was’t mute at all!).
I only have one rule: I never go to any party that isn’t official,
Because I don’t want to be tricked or fooled by a pretender.
I love the different party habits of every country:
I have been to Hawaii, and been welcomed by an Indian chief minister and a Japanese shogun too!
And I don’t prefer any professions either: I have been on a party with a children’s book writer
(It was very strange because previously I was invited to a literary critic too!)
And with a man of math and astronomy
But I enjoyed that guy’s party the most who is a baseball catcher and also a manager!
This is what I would like to say: the truth is that none of these parties went well as everyone turned me down in the end. I would really like to have a party one day, but everyone has something else to do in the end…
I have a name I could call these people, but many of my friends consider it to be very rude. However, I think it’s true.
If you can find out what I call these people, I will invite you to my birthday party next week. I hope it will be a huge party, just like the one I always dreamed about! :)
Hint 0: I feel like I haven’t been clear about these parties enough… so here is a red herring that leads you to the correct answer.
You are welcome, gentlemen! come, musicians, play.
A hall, a hall! give room! and foot it, girls.
[Music plays, and they dance]
More light, you knaves; and turn the tables up,
And quench the fire, the room is grown too hot.
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