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Thread: what's "a stand-up party"
- 07-Mar-2006, 07:17 #1
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what's "a stand-up party" i've heard that it's a kind of party that all are standing. but what's the party like? a selfservice party, a party of music and songs, or others? and who are usually the participant of a stand-up party? ladies? youth? or the old, etc.?
- 07-Mar-2006, 11:43 #2
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Teacher Re: what's "a stand-up party" I'd say it's a very good party or one with no chairs.
- 16-Mar-2006, 15:02 #3
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Re: what's "a stand-up party" I think stand-up party is a buffet party. Is it right?
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