1. 

   Gussy
   July 5th, 2005 - 20:55

   How about everyone comes as their fav monkey?

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2. 

   metao
   July 5th, 2005 - 20:55

   Huh. Whaddaya know – youre a Leo. So much explained.

   The Rock Option:
   You should come to see Regurgitator and Snowman the day before my birthday (ie on the 11th) at the Leopold. Its gonna be sweeeeeeet.

   The Geek Option:
   A LAN. You know you want to!

   The Peaceful Option:
   Dinner and a movie, maybe bowling or something, with your closest friends (I did that for my 20th and it was much fun). They pay their own way because they love you – or have it at home like youre 35 and “entertaining” with a dinner party. Make people bring casseroles. Actually, maybe Ill do that instead…

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3. 

   Nicole
   July 5th, 2005 - 21:03

   Im 21 next week. I personally am rather in denial im old and thus far this year i’ve been constantly sick so it’s like pfft whatever.
   Why don’t you just go out for dinner or something? I know im having the usual family get together with a few friends invited etc that you are close with. Although i am doing that and having a bender we have decided to escape the hicks of Bunbury and migrate to perth. But if you can’t do a lot jsut do something small and intimate Good times are always had with those you love.

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4. 

   Nicole
   July 5th, 2005 - 21:05

   Also, one thing we have done for a pregnant friend and it was a great time Was making mock tails, coming up with crazy concotions and a more adult pass the parcel which i wanna have again for my bday. Just do lame crazy things like that but make it interesting.

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5. 

   Dexter
   July 5th, 2005 - 21:32

   And it is my birthday next may. Hoorah.

   Lol

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6. 

   Darkhorse
   July 5th, 2005 - 22:26

   Take a class on something you’ve always wanted to or try out something exciting like bungie jumping, scuba diving, or sky diving

   You only get one trip around in this crazy life so make it as fun as you can.

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7. 

   R.B. Boyer
   July 5th, 2005 - 23:12

   Depending upon pricing issues, you can do something similar to what I did for my 21st birthday: shoot off fireworks and get a visit from the cops.

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8. 

   Stephan Segraves
   July 5th, 2005 - 23:13

   I turned 21 about 5 months ago and decided I didn’t want to do the whole “drink all night and wake up three days later” thing so I invited a bunch of friends out to dinner at a local hangout. More fun than getting drunk and you actually remember it.

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9. 

   stu
   July 6th, 2005 - 00:45

   its traddition over here to get laid on your 21st kitta

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10. 

    Youkie
    July 6th, 2005 - 01:41

    Damn no male strippers? No booze?

    Well you can invite your girl pals and pull an all nighter.. Movies popcorn, pizza and pillowfights…

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11. 

    Daniel
    July 6th, 2005 - 02:39

    Doctor’s bills, eh? In that case, come to Canada for your birthday. And stay. That way you’ll never have to pay another healthcare-related expense again

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12. 

    Panda
    July 6th, 2005 - 04:56

    have everyone dressed up as some species of monkey or another… or whatever animal they think they are, and go bowling in it!

    then hog’s breath after that (i don’t know if u have it there. we have it here in canberra but i found out that melbourne doesnt have it o.o but they serve good steak).

    then disco ice skating if u guys have that disco bit there….

    yay

    happy birthday in advance btw

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13. 

    Jade
    July 6th, 2005 - 06:46

    Although I’m sure you’ll make it a beautiful day, I feel sorry for all those people who have to think of something to give you on your big day. 21st are a serious mind blow, in my opinion. Maybe you should write a list, a wedding list but not, if you see what I mean.

    Good luck on ideas, I’m pretty much useless here.

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14. 

    Fiona
    July 6th, 2005 - 07:12

    I had a friend do a pj party. That way everyone can wear daggy comfy flanno all night :p

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15. 

    Bob
    July 6th, 2005 - 09:48

    I like the idea of getting together with close friends, sharing stories about the birthday girl with each other. Or a shopping trip with them, dinner and then a show, concert, something…

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16. 

    Porcelique
    July 6th, 2005 - 12:26

    Hows about a costume party? You name the theme. Or dinner at some nice but cheap buffet place. Who’s invited?

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17. 

    Fiona
    July 6th, 2005 - 20:29

    At a friends 18th, he sat around and told people what he hated about them. Now that was interesting….

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18. 

    Christian
    July 6th, 2005 - 21:05

    i like the snowman idea. great band.

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19. 

    Richard
    July 6th, 2005 - 22:00

    I hate to spoil your fun but it’s not exaclty legal ‘all over the world’ to drink. Thanks to the religion that gave us the word ‘alcohol’.
    Iran’s fun though, I’ve been there and there’s (illegal) booze too.
    Enjoy you 21th birthday, mine was 21 years ago…

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20. 

    Tom
    July 6th, 2005 - 22:29

    What could be more fun then a shopping day with a friend or group of friends. This does require money, but, hey, its your birthday, maybe someone else will pay. But even window shopping can be fun. Nothing beats good times with good friends.

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21. 

    Roy
    July 7th, 2005 - 05:31

    HIT THE ROAD!!!…

    i mean it, take a ride for at last 5 days (more if posible) travel all along your country (which i tink is wonderfull) or come to mine (Mexico), or any were else.

    money just for gas, and basic food like snaks (just enoug to sostain you ) take your cam whit you and share some photos whit us.

    if your are`nt planning get waster or hire a striper you will make it whit very little money actualy, if you take friendos whit you (recomended) it will be easy colect money for gas.

    I did my trip when i turn 22 (im 24 now) and it whas a life expirience whit zero consequences.

    think about it.

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22. 

    Ricky
    July 7th, 2005 - 06:50

    I reckon have a LAN party, people bring their computers (prefebly powerbooks) and their ipods, lots of nibleys, watch an anime movie or two and really geek it out you know. Hire a digital projector and project the xBox onto a big wall and play cheesy fighter games like DOA ultimate, with someones iPod Dj’ing the party, and I dunno some play parlor games maybe or have like a mock fashion show

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23. 

    Mark
    July 7th, 2005 - 10:53

    Uh, what if you were already naked before whatever it is begins? That way, it doesn’t involve you stripping.

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24. 

    Stacy
    July 7th, 2005 - 11:46

    Oh, darling, I must post a blog entry very similar to this, since my 21st is also coming in August. Please don’t hate me for not being creative, but hate me because I am beautiful.

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25. 

    Steve
    July 7th, 2005 - 11:55

    Seriously Mark I knew you were gonna say that.

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26. 

    Mel
    July 7th, 2005 - 16:12

    My friends 21st is also next month and she’s having a sunset cruise with close friends and then she’s having a dinner thing at a tavern with friends and family, should be a good night.

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27. 

    PerthStorm
    July 7th, 2005 - 17:02

    Grab ya mates, jump on ferry to rotto and get a cabin for the night (or 2). Then take it as it comes…

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28. 

    metao
    July 7th, 2005 - 18:39

    Powerbooks? You cant play Warcraft on a Powerbook.

    Okay, so you can. But that doesnt make it right. You need a right mouse button!

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29. 

    Tim
    July 7th, 2005 - 22:23

    When I turn 21 next April, I sincerely promise I’ll construct a time machine from empty milk-cartons and sticky tape, and come back to inform you precisely of how it went. But as it stands now, I’m all for the geek option. Since I don’t drink either, don’t enjoy the cold, nor male strippers, and am averse to spending large amounts of money, my birthday parties generally have been geekfests of such proportions as to make the fashionable shiver in their sleep and the trendy stumble in their swaggered strides.

    If you don’t melt at least one power grid for this birthday occasion, I’ll be very disappointed in you.

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30. 

    John Boy
    July 8th, 2005 - 09:01

    Come visit me. I live in Southern California. The weather is beautiful and warm

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31. 

    xor
    July 8th, 2005 - 15:51

    Of course LAN PARTY is the first option!!! =D
    But since it’s cold over there, i came up with a spare plan.

    A bathtub filled with hot water, a good book, and a glass of red wine.

    If you really don’t want to drink ANY alcohol, you may want to switch to a bowl of chantilly covered strawberries, or even some plain dark chocolate, or both. =9

    You may also want to switch the book by some company. ;D

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32. 

    Kitta
    July 9th, 2005 - 04:40

    Thanks for the suggestions everyone, I’m still thinking about it, I’m also not sure if I’ll be having some tests the day before it which would void any big plans.

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33. 

    Noodlez
    July 9th, 2005 - 20:16

    I agree with metao. I was going to suggest having a lan. Cant go wrong with that. Not too energitic, yet can still have fun catching up with people.

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34. 

    ggb
    July 12th, 2005 - 18:09

    Take a trip to Hawaii? lol j/k…

    Anyone here play WoW? =]

    Congrats on the attaining non-dialup status, ma’am!

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35. 

    j f
    October 3rd, 2007 - 11:57

    I have the same problem . . by 21st is oct. 8th, and I don’t drink or have any money. It is depressing.

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