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I can't understand the sentence : "Each night, a different company would try to outdo the others with a lavish party designed for frat boys that would fall feeb
by GaelFG 5y ago
I can't understand the sentence : "Each night, a different company would try to outdo the others with a lavish party designed for frat boys that would fall feebly at the feet of a Dungeons & Dragons crowd."
can someone explain it ? What is the implied link between big parties and 'Dungeons & Dragons crowd' ?
- CRConrad 5y agoAt a guess, the intended contrast is not to do with big parties per se, but that between a "party designed for frat boys" and a "Dungeons & Dragons crowd".