Party Time

[loveandduty]

Who: Everyone who wants to attend.
What: It's a party for all, but the pairing up part is for singles only.
When: Day 19 of Fiddlesticks
Where: Gym Carriage
Warnings: Who knows atm just Minako being Minako will add more as things happen.

[Minako figured she did the best she could for the party. Though she also wondered if perhaps she might not have that many people come. Sure she wanted to put singles together, but at the same time, she simply wanted people to have fun.

In the dressing carriage, people will find costumes and masks that were more gothic in nature. There was food and hopefully some forms of sweet treats for those looking for it as well as a variety of drink, mostly non-alcoholic.]

OOC: Examples of the type of outfits and such can be found here: costumes and
masks]

Comments

[laurefindil]

Glorfindel had to listen to it for a moment, before his body started moving to the beat. "It is faster paced that I am used to, but not impossible, I think."

"Am I right in that 'Awesome' is good?" he asked.

[hotheadwarmheart]

Lea nodded and took his cue from Glorfindel with regards to dancing. The result was somewhat awkward, but hey, as long as they were both having fun, right?

He was more sure on the meaning of the word 'awesome' though. "Yeah," he said. "It means 'great' or 'wonderful' when used like this. 'Cool' in this song also means good, though it's not usually quite as strong a word."

[laurefindil]

"So 'cool' isn't as awesome as 'awesome?'" he asked, continuing to move to the music. Really, once you got the beat down, it was just keeping the rhythm.

[hotheadwarmheart]

"Usually, yeah," Lea said. "Though some people use them interchangeably. A lot of it depends on the context. And of course, whether or not the person is being sarcastic."

[laurefindil]

Glorfindel looked confused. "There's a sarcastic element? To which one?" he asked.

[hotheadwarmheart]

"In the song, neither," Le said. "But either one can be used sarcastically, the same way words like 'great' or 'wonderful' can. Though 'awesome' is used sarcastically way more often, in my experience."