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arielarenaLast night I hung out with Nicole and Natalie watching "Edward Scissorhands". I apparently upset Natalie by talking during the movie with Nicole and my comment about Edward not having manparts during the scene where Joyce tries to basically rape him. If Natalie sees this, I'm sorry. I just don't understand why Vincent Price would bother with that part if he hadn't even given Ed hands...no, not because of what Nicole is probably now thinking (gutter mind!) but because it seems less important than hands. Sorry if we ruined the movie experience. I just find commentary so amusing but I'll try to be quiet next time (and I hope we'll do it again). Apparently there's a porn spoof called "Edward Penishands". Yeah...that's a disturbing image that I really regret conjuring up.
In 4D we were given an assignment to do a story board for a stop motion animation that would have "green" message and were given homework to see An Inconvinient Truth. Erica, Emily, Rachael and I are in a group working on Mass Transit and are alost done our board. But that's not the point. The best part of the day started when Emily, Erica and I worked on our board and then went on YouTube and looked at comedians doing random bits. Emily then left and Erica and I were left up to our own devices. That means more YouTube and the desire to eat sushi.
We decided to go get some sushi randomly at 4 and brought it back to my room. Two hours later we went to the cafeteria to meet up with some friends for dinner. Laura and Bethany showed up and I kept exclaiming "RON!" because his image was on Laura's shirt. It caused great confusion until she looked down and noticed what she was wearing...or who, rather. This led to the desire to watch Goblet of Fire and point out all the slashyNess and fangirl David Tennant. Unfortunately, misunderstandings made her believe I had that movie on DVD and I thought she had it. Neither of us did and no one was willing to go rend it. We watched "Clue" instead.
Picture this: Two girls sitting on the floor as they work on their still life, one at the computer and one sitting behind the girls drawing, dying her hair. The girl dying her hair is me. It's now "rich auburn" or "kinda reddish" when you see how it actually came out. It looks good, I think, but not as rich as the box looked. But that's understandable since I don't bleach my hair and it is very dark. Anyway, the four of us manauvered through the room with caution.
The first time someone came to the door it was Chase. He came to say hi and then left go get food, only to return a few minutes later and join us in watching "Clue" and the beginning of "Rocky Horror" (we were in a Tim Curry mood). He left before Time Warp to go do homework (or to get away from us being weird, you never know). Right around Saturday Night we get another knock on the door. I'm in my PJs and the other girls are busy working or just goofing off. Laura opened the door and this guy and girl came in bearing boxes of condoms.
Apparently they promote safe sex around Pratt a lot. This is the third time I've been offered free condoms and it's a widely known fact you can get them cheaply if not free at the health center (probably like most schools). But this was different. They don't usually go room to room with a giant box of condoms (these have a NYC Subway theme with the different letters spelling "condom" in the colors of the subways...except they're the wrong colors but we won't go into that). Last time it was a booth outside of the cafeteria for Healthy Love Week and before that they attached them to posters that were put on our doors for Aids Awareness Day. This...well, it was kind of awkward in that really amusing sort of way. Speaking of awkward, we're currently having an argument about how to correctly do "awkward turtle". Laura says that it should be on its back because that is awkward but I think that's just depressing.
Anyway, back to condoms. The guy came in, said that we should practice safe sex and gave us the condoms. I gave mine back saying, "I'm not going to need these" which is totally true since I'm pretty much the paragon of virtue. I probably should have taken them, though, since Erica seemed to have much fun playing with the ones that they gave her. She has even created a little condom baby with one by turning it inside out and filling it up with water and then drawing a face on it. I have pictures and may remember to post them later...once I figure out how to charge my camera's battery. Ah, digressions! I was talking about the condom dude. As he left I yelled after him how appropriate this was because we were watching "Rocky Horror" and were, sort of ironically I guess, almost at the part where Frank sexes up both Janet and Brad. Oh, those horny kids. They totally could have used the condoms. Not like we're going to...well, the way they are meant to be used, anyway.
Moral of the story: When a strange guy comes around with a box of condoms and give to you, make plaster molds or condom babies. Condoms make the plaster molds super smooth!
In 4D we were given an assignment to do a story board for a stop motion animation that would have "green" message and were given homework to see An Inconvinient Truth. Erica, Emily, Rachael and I are in a group working on Mass Transit and are alost done our board. But that's not the point. The best part of the day started when Emily, Erica and I worked on our board and then went on YouTube and looked at comedians doing random bits. Emily then left and Erica and I were left up to our own devices. That means more YouTube and the desire to eat sushi.
We decided to go get some sushi randomly at 4 and brought it back to my room. Two hours later we went to the cafeteria to meet up with some friends for dinner. Laura and Bethany showed up and I kept exclaiming "RON!" because his image was on Laura's shirt. It caused great confusion until she looked down and noticed what she was wearing...or who, rather. This led to the desire to watch Goblet of Fire and point out all the slashyNess and fangirl David Tennant. Unfortunately, misunderstandings made her believe I had that movie on DVD and I thought she had it. Neither of us did and no one was willing to go rend it. We watched "Clue" instead.
Picture this: Two girls sitting on the floor as they work on their still life, one at the computer and one sitting behind the girls drawing, dying her hair. The girl dying her hair is me. It's now "rich auburn" or "kinda reddish" when you see how it actually came out. It looks good, I think, but not as rich as the box looked. But that's understandable since I don't bleach my hair and it is very dark. Anyway, the four of us manauvered through the room with caution.
The first time someone came to the door it was Chase. He came to say hi and then left go get food, only to return a few minutes later and join us in watching "Clue" and the beginning of "Rocky Horror" (we were in a Tim Curry mood). He left before Time Warp to go do homework (or to get away from us being weird, you never know). Right around Saturday Night we get another knock on the door. I'm in my PJs and the other girls are busy working or just goofing off. Laura opened the door and this guy and girl came in bearing boxes of condoms.
Apparently they promote safe sex around Pratt a lot. This is the third time I've been offered free condoms and it's a widely known fact you can get them cheaply if not free at the health center (probably like most schools). But this was different. They don't usually go room to room with a giant box of condoms (these have a NYC Subway theme with the different letters spelling "condom" in the colors of the subways...except they're the wrong colors but we won't go into that). Last time it was a booth outside of the cafeteria for Healthy Love Week and before that they attached them to posters that were put on our doors for Aids Awareness Day. This...well, it was kind of awkward in that really amusing sort of way. Speaking of awkward, we're currently having an argument about how to correctly do "awkward turtle". Laura says that it should be on its back because that is awkward but I think that's just depressing.
Anyway, back to condoms. The guy came in, said that we should practice safe sex and gave us the condoms. I gave mine back saying, "I'm not going to need these" which is totally true since I'm pretty much the paragon of virtue. I probably should have taken them, though, since Erica seemed to have much fun playing with the ones that they gave her. She has even created a little condom baby with one by turning it inside out and filling it up with water and then drawing a face on it. I have pictures and may remember to post them later...once I figure out how to charge my camera's battery. Ah, digressions! I was talking about the condom dude. As he left I yelled after him how appropriate this was because we were watching "Rocky Horror" and were, sort of ironically I guess, almost at the part where Frank sexes up both Janet and Brad. Oh, those horny kids. They totally could have used the condoms. Not like we're going to...well, the way they are meant to be used, anyway.
Moral of the story: When a strange guy comes around with a box of condoms and give to you, make plaster molds or condom babies. Condoms make the plaster molds super smooth!
