Showing posts with label party ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label party ideas. Show all posts
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Get Your Party Organised

What do you Brits have against the letter zed, anyway? Organised, indeed.
Anyway, this is a pretty groooovy comp by Jerry Allen, despite the album cover guaranteed to provoke night terrors in Johnnyuma, such a sensitive lad is he.
Give a listen to "Switched On" from the album, below.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Hey hey, today's special is music!

Have you heard the news?!
Our famous friend Jan Turkenburg (yes, the same...) has released his first CD – one of those cool silver round things – of children’s songs on my label WM Recordings. It includes 10 really nice and funny songs. All in Dutch, but the CD also includes the instrumental versions, so you can make up your own words!
You can preview the CD at Last.fm:
The CD can be ordered from www.meneerjan.
best wishes,
Marco
WM Recordings
PO Box 26
6400 AA Heerlen
The Netherlands
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Friday, January 16, 2009
Technicolor Dance Party.

I want to go to whatever party she's hosting. I bet there's a full bar and a deep stack of platters on the turntable.
[via Blonde Zombies.]
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Ideas for Recreation Rooms

'Garden Party Room'

'A Scheme for Teen-agers'
Ideas for Recreation Rooms, 1968, an inspirational set at Flickr uploaded by Miss Retro Modern. (via Senses Working Overtime)
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Sunday, July 29, 2007
The Injury Simulation People

I’m a big fan of theme parties, so seeing the site for Image Perspectives School of Moulage made me think, what could possibly be more “drop-dead” than a graphically accurate disaster theme party?
Image Perspectives will design and create all of the latex mock injuries to simulate a natural disaster or terrorist event (your choice) using moulage, a moldable and reusable wax.
Or opt for their Biochemical scenario package, featuring simulated events of Sarin and Anthrax and Smallpox (oh my!)....or a Mass Casualty Incident Package for 150 at only $1 per casualty (is anyone else thinking "what a creative, not to mention economical, idea for a wedding rehearsal dinner"?). Also available are makeup kits with foundation in colors such as “cyanotic”, ”capillary stipple” and “cadaver grey”.
Your guests will have a blast playing “guess my injury” as a conversational icebreaker.
”And you have...a sucking chest wound?”
“Right!! And you’ve got...an avulsion with skin flap?”
(high five)
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