Self-Invitee


the person at the party who heard, either through facebook (eg. events, reading wall-to-wall comments) or ‘a friend’ that the party was happening and decided that they should invite themselves even when they have no good business being there; ruining the night for everyone.
“err who invited that guy?”
“oh, i guess he’s a self-invitee”
“wow what a douche”
pete sarich.

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