3. YOLO
Some people know how to party responsibly, using alcohol as a social lubricant to enhance everyone's experience. And on the other side of the same coin, there are same young people that use and abuse the communal gathering as a chance to become the worst people they can be. By far the biggest domestic party on this list, a 15 year old girl from Essex named Sarah Hine was another of the people wanting the biggest and best party of the year. In her own words, she didn't care about the damage that was going to happen because "YOLO". If you don't understand what YOLO means, do you even internet? But seriously, her Facebook status the night before was "can everyone stop telling me how f---ed my house is gunna get after this party.... worth it YOLO 3". I bet she isn't YOLO-ing any more. With her mother's consent, 800 people came to her event. This resulted in smashed windows, holes in the ceilings, a hole in the roof (someone had apparently done this to break into the party), graffiti containing profanity and vulgar drawings inside and outside, doors ripped from hinges, vomit, a piano smashed on the front lawn, a rumour that a hedgehog was flushed down a toilet (it was actually broccoli), food and objects stolen and an estimated 30,000 pounds minimum (approximately $50,000) worth of damage, most of which was uninsured. All this whilst her mother was there supervising. This is the epitome of a house party gone wrong, so incredibly wrong.