Celebration suggestions needed. - Page 7

innerSpaceman · 04-12-2007, 08:33 PM

And if he was ... and it was all going to be a big surprise ... this thread is killing it.

So ...

How 'bout a Pie Fight??

(I did one once, for a 30th birthday, in fact ... and it was hysterical fun.)

Kevy Baby · 04-12-2007, 10:24 PM

I think a surprise party can still be a surprise party of the surprisee knows that there is a party, but has no clue as to any of the details.

One could actually have a lot of fun tormenting the target of said party in the days/weeks leading up to the party.

Or have a reverse suprise party: where the party is a surprise on all of the guests. But in this case, that would be hard to pull off in this case.

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