I've never even heard of PCP parties before. I think 19 is a little old to have your rents around but I think it was well rude of them to call you that.tofu-lion91

now if he said "i invited some girls to my 19th birthday party at McDonalds and they called me a loser" then maybe...

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"][QUOTE="Memberino"]What the hell, why is everyone taking this thread seriously? Its a joke thread.Nifty_Shark

I'm not sure if you are joking or not. You are being very serious it seems but maybe your just fooling all of us.

I'll say that i have played most horror games the industry has to offer, I've seen many different types of horror movies from the retro psychological to the 80's slasher to todays japanese ones. But just last year i saw someones finger meet the wrong way with a circular saw and i was still squirming weeks later.

Also your friends' friends sound spoiled whining about the fact that they couldn't shoot up at your birthday party.get-ka12

[QUOTE="2x4b96123"]then you are honestly a tard though i wouldnt call PCP a party.. more of a 'movie night' but the kid is only 15.. let kids be kids, gosh woman! besides, if you want to go drinking THAT young, thats when you pay an adult in the street to buy it for you and then you take a case of drink to the park and drink it late into the night with friendsBiancaDK

here, this is for you:

So, the other day it was my birthday. I invited some girls and a couple of my friends to my party. I turned 19. I told them it was PCP party so they ended up bringing more friends. When they got there they saw my parents and called me a loser and left. I told them it was a Pizza, Chips, and Parents party. Am I getting to old for PCP parties? Does it really make me a loser?

ParisHilton1Fan

enjoy

an occasional event me and a few close friends have is beer, schnitzel and chips (steak fries to you americans).. and we have a mix of playing mini-pool and split-screen call of duty 2

if the girls are around, we play Wii instead

or we go to the city and see what weird and awesome things we can buy in chinatown

alcohol is not absolutely required. it is optional. it is always optional. nobody really cares if you drink or not. If these people care whether or not there is alcohol to drink then they obviously haven't outgrown that typical teenage immaturity regarding it. They don't have cars to drive home. Their parents probably give them money. They probably treat their parents like a taxi service. Don't worry.. people who don't outgrow this attitude crash and burn hard and will be the real losers when they fail the test of life

Short answer: Yes, you´re too old to be partying with your parents in near vicinity, and it does make you somewhat of a loser. Sorry.

[QUOTE="2x4b96123"][QUOTE="MrsSolidSnake"]

Yeah I just did and deleted it.

If I was 19, I would hate parents there. But I am in Australia and because you are legally old enough to drink when you're 18 it'd be awkward with parents there.

MrsSolidSnake