Should I invite people that I don't know on facebook to my birthday party?

[GG]

[Antoros]

no, never, maybe let some close friends of yours invite some other clos friends of them, but what are you saying is seldom a good idea

[Locoluis]

If you do, they will invite someone else.

If you invite four people, they will invite sixteen, who will invite 64, who will invite 4096, and so on.

Nearly all of them disgusting lonesome creeps eager to have a great time, to get piss drunk and to score with you.

And if they don't get what they want, bad things will happen. See below:

Year 2010. 15 years old girl from Wallasey, Merseyside, United Kingdom.
Was suppoed to be a party for several other teens, but dozens of adults arrived and caused havoc.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/fa...wrong.html

Year 2010. 14 years old girl from Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. 21,000 RSVP.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/fa...under.html

Year 2011. a teen girl from a Berlin, Germany. 1,500 attended out of 15,000 who RSVP.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/05...71473.html

Year 2012. 16 years old girl from a small Dutch town. 4,000 attended out of 30,000 who RSVP.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnew...-town.html

[ember]

What I would do is make it an a-lister party! if you don't want people inviting people who invite more people who invite another whole list of people then you should make it an invitation only party. See, there will be a much higher demand for people to want to go to your party. Everyone will talk about it and it will be a super huge deal because it will be hard to get into people love a challenge and if you are wanting to meet new people at this party, then maybe you could do an invitation plus one party, that way you can keep the attendance under control and the plus ones will most likely be people who are friends with or dating your friends so they are at least sort of trust worthy lol Good luck and have a great birthday