So, what exactly is the proper response when a student asks you if you've been to a foam party?
And by *proper* I mean disarming and witty, yet appropriate enough to not get me fired.
Also, what's a foam party?
(A party involving foam - that much I've gathered - by why? and how? and should I be going to them?? and...why???)
And by *proper* I mean disarming and witty, yet appropriate enough to not get me fired.
Also, what's a foam party?
(A party involving foam - that much I've gathered - by why? and how? and should I be going to them?? and...why???)
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Seeing as I'm neither disarming nor witty, all I can do is tell you what it is.
Imagine a GIANT bubble bath, but without the bath. Everyone is covered/soak in and dancing in bubble-bath bubbles, produced by some kind of foaming machine.
I've never been to one, but a bunch of kids on my hall in the dorms freshman year went to one at a frat. Of course, it was Michigan in December, so they froze to death walking home, as they were soaked through. I laughed at them.
Oh.
Okay.
We should go to one, then.
Perhaps in Italy? :)
yeah--it's pretty much dancing/drinking while covered in foam.
now imagine having to comment on student poems/short stories involving "foam parties." there's only so much you can say besides "less foam. more character development."
"Foam party? Shoot kiddo, I have a foam party of one every night in my tub -- LOLOLOLZLOLERZERS...erm...heh...don't tell your parents I said that."
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