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Around the dorms, Tuesday evening
Since it wasn't a party without guests, Blair went around the dorms to hang up posters which read:
COLD AS ICE PARTY
FRIDAY, JULY 11, AFTER SUNSET
DRESS WARM BUT LOOK COOL
It was a shame she didn't know all of the students well enough to give more specific invitations and thus avoid the losers, but she figured the VIP area would make up for that. Which reminded her that she needed to track down John.
But first, hanging the posters up.
God she missed having a freshman to do this for her.
[ooc: establishy, yet open if you wish to react to the posters or chat with Blair while she's hanging 'em]
COLD AS ICE PARTY
FRIDAY, JULY 11, AFTER SUNSET
DRESS WARM BUT LOOK COOL
It was a shame she didn't know all of the students well enough to give more specific invitations and thus avoid the losers, but she figured the VIP area would make up for that. Which reminded her that she needed to track down John.
But first, hanging the posters up.
God she missed having a freshman to do this for her.
[ooc: establishy, yet open if you wish to react to the posters or chat with Blair while she's hanging 'em]

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Surely she would like some delicious, delicious ribbon branded cola drink?
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"...the hell?"
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"For me?"
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"We've been shamefully lacking in them," Blair agreed. "I'm hoping to fix that. I'm Blair Waldorf, by the way."
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Blair figured that was an easy way of seeing if Angela had a problem with parties that had alcohol.
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She grinned again at the part about refreshments, "Sounds like warmth won't end up at that big a problem."
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Well, the right people anyway. Kicking out the losers was part of making sure the right people could enjoy the party.
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High school parties. She snorted; most kids her age had no idea what a really crazy party was like. And she kind of wished she didn't, either.
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"Nah," she rasped finally. "Not mine, anyway."
Liar.
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After some thought, she decided that Thursday worked better for her small birthday party anyway.