Security for New Year's Eve Party
 

Isn't it interesting that THE DEVELOPER doesn't want to provide security for New Year's Eve Parties at the town squares and yet TD is willing to accept all security - etc related charges for book signings!!!!! Not that I have a problem with his political affiliation - but NYP's would be a bi-partisan function.

Very interesting observation. Isnt that something?:22yikes:

but it was for Sarah!

I don't think there was any drinking of alcoholic beverages at the book signing. At the NYP's there will be drinking and rowdier crowds than at the book signing.

There is a difference.

Give it a break and either find a party at a CC or another place having a party or have a block party.

Please do your best to refrain from esoteric acronyms.

Newcomers have no idea what you are talking about. It is not very inviting to them.

Thanks.

Now what do they mean. Something about New York?

What's an esoteric acronym???:D

I don't know. I'm not part of the in-crowd.

NYP = New Years Party
 

NYP = New Year' Eve Party. It was mentioned and abbreviated as NYP in the first post so I thought it could be repeated.

Sorry.

Z

See TOTV rules para 12.


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Isn't TOTV and acronym???:laugh:

uncle

But what the :swear: is TD?

Come on! Everybody on earth knows that TD stands for THE DEVELOPER.

GEEEEEZZZZZ!

Got to agree with tony on this one ..I had no idea what TD or NYP meant!!!

Ya'll are really on a roll this morning!!!!

Whew! I am glad to are going to agree with Tony "this one" time. You have no idea the consequences if you were to agree with him on a regular basis. YWSYLS

English Major(s) needed - Desparately
 

Where's Boomer when we need her?

On the same line--what does "bump" mean?

Bump
 

It's those little asphalt hills they put in the street to slow down traffic. :police:

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