If anyone has information on any underground parties in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, or West Virginia. Hit me up!!!

-- Anonymous, May 24, 2002

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NO DOUGHT HIT ME UP TO IF U KNOW OF ANY AND ILL HIT U UP WITH THE 1'S I KNOW OF AIGHT PEACE

-- Anonymous, May 29, 2002

Do you guys not keep up with carolinaspins.com events. Honey this time a year parties are goin on all over the place.

Go check it.....(if i see one more DAMN "wheres the parties at" post IMA SCREAM!!!

Happy Partyin' Jen :o)

-- Anonymous, May 31, 2002

PARTY IS FOR THE KIDS>> THAT AREN"T KIDS! GROW UP BE SMART DRIVE SOBER WITHOUT DRUGS ON YOU OKAY .. YES FUCK THE POLICE.

-- Anonymous, July 23, 2002

Don't always trust Carolina Spins. I attended a few parties that turned out to be a major drag. I'm talking about a group full of people just staring at the DJ, too much flirting and not enough dancing. Also a lot of people who have no idea about the music and the culture it evolved from. So be careful, do your research on the club or place before deciding to go.

Pr!nZCh@rM!nG

-- Anonymous, July 30, 2002

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