Rock Band Party, Tuesday Evening, First Floor Rec Room

[glacial_queen]

Karla and Warren had celebrated their return to their proper forms in the way that many teenagers would find appropriate: they'd headed back to the modern mainland, found a toy store, and bought a gaming system (or three). Along with the games they bought to go along with said system, they also picked up a few guitars, a keyboard, a drum set, and two microphones.

Once back in the rec room, the rest of the afternoon had been spent setting up the systems and buying every single song available for the game. Waiting for them to finish downloading actually took longer than the initial setting up, even taking in Karla's attempts to 'help'.

But now the system was set up, the songs were ready, and the instruments prepared.

Fandom High? Get ready to rock.

[Open for anyone who wants to play. not_a_parakeet modded to an ungodly degree with permission! Just a warning about SP and Karla's threads--I will be AFK all day, but if you're willing to wait until Thursday that's fine by me.]

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[wwiii]

"I don't know if that makes me feel better, or if I want to kind of light the game on fire now," Warren admitted, squinting a little. "So do I get to hear you sing, now? It's only fair."

[daventryprince.livejournal.com]

"I don't think everyone else would take too kindly to lighting the game on fire," Alexander said with a chuckle, then a nod. "And you're absolutely right. Fair is fair, and so just give me a moment to figure out how to pick a song..."

A moment, or a bit longer; technology and Alexander had yet to find a good compromise with each other. Due to this, Alexander wound up being unable to pick a different Elvis song to sing, and wound up with something completely different (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXvmSaE0JXA).

What in the heavens was this? Still, Alexander stuck with it, and, really, Ariel had made him do much worse in Glee Club before...

[wwiii]

This would be Warren, biting the inside of his cheek to keep from openly grinning. Yessir.

When the artist had a dollar sign in her name, you knew it had to be good.