Hey guys, great that you want to come to my party! It'll be a 45 minutes one, so don't stop partying after 38 minutes already, okay?
I'd like to kick the party off with sung monologues of at most 1 minute. That way we'll really get into the party-spirit and won't give too much information, which could ruin the party.
The birthday boy will get to smack a balloon in front of a person of his choosing.
Don't fall into the trap of asking a question, just state it! No one likes questions on parties, we should just have fun!
The birthday boy gets to blow out all the candles.
We'll all wear name tags, but, just in case some confusion arises about what name you have, just quickly clean it up and do not make a big deal about it. "Hey Bob!" "My name is Rob, but wat on earth does that painting do there?"
The birthday boy always wins all games.
If you give a gift, name it as soon as possible. Don't postpone by admiring it, name it!
The birthday boy gets first pick of where to sit at diner.
Group song is a definite possibility at this party. If you feel a group song coming up, go for it! That way the party will be more fun!
The birthday boy should get most of everything.
If later in the party a monologue occurs, say the 6th, the 7th and the 8th, try reintegrating information about what we know of the party in the monologue. Stress your relationship with other characters. That way the party will be more fun!
The birthday boy should be loved by everyone.
Summing up stuff that happened during the party is great. Some parties get complicated, sum it up so everyone knows what's it about again.
The birthday boy should be admired by everyone.
On television, split screen is a possibility. And anyway, everyone loves watching telly at a party!
The birthday boy decides which movie to watch.
Have a great party!
Oh, and before you come to the next party, write down the Guilty Pleasure of a famous dead person. Don't forget the picture!
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