First Floor Rec Room, Sunday Evening

[missed-the-gate.livejournal.com]

Neon posters with arrows and the words, free food, pointed students to the First Floor Lounge where more posters with strange stick figures proclaimed that the Flag Football Club was sponsoring a Super Bowl Party.

The lounge had been decorated in blue and gold. There was a huge football-shaped cake from J,GOB and a wide variety of party sandwiches, chips, and dips laid out on tables along with beverages.

Naturally, there was also a television, tuned in to the Super Bowl.

[ooc: YAY PARTY FOR EVERYONE! The food is moddable as generic football party food (there are most definitely Cheetos, but not the creepy chocolate covered ones, thank you).]

Comments

Re: Watch the Game

[minnesota-teen.livejournal.com]

"Oh my gosh," Amber said. "Where? When? Are they gone?" A jelly dragon? Did it breathe fire? That was almost too weird to think about.

Re: Watch the Game

[withoutverona]

"Don't know, don't know, and I believe so," Romeo ticked off. "Valentine only knew them from Fandom Invasions, so it may have been some time ago."

Re: Watch the Game

[minnesota-teen.livejournal.com]

"Wow," she mumbled. That was all she could say about that.

"Guess I've been lucky so far bein here in Fandom."

Re: Watch the Game

[withoutverona]

"Or else we chose a quiet month to come," Romeo agreed, and amended, "Not counting being someone else for a weekend, of course. But I rather look forward to being tested in battle here."

Re: Watch the Game

[minnesota-teen.livejournal.com]

"Positive way to look at it," she smiled. "I should adopt the same." And she would until she was too totally freaked out to do so. Amber had to admit to herself she might actually be looking forward to that moment.

Re: Watch the Game

[withoutverona]

"People do not usually find me optimistic, but I suppose I am on this," Romeo said.

He glanced at the screen. 'Have you any idea who's winning?"

Re: Watch the Game

[minnesota-teen.livejournal.com]

"I rather like surprises myself," Amber told him. "Kinda keeps you on your toes."

She too, looked at the screen. "I have no idea. I hope half time didn't come and go and I missed it."