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Originally Posted by Senusret I
However, the insanity began when they started spontaneously singing and chanting.
That's why I say they became drunkards at an Irish pub. If they knew "Piano Man" by Billy Joel, I'm sure they would have sung it.
Okay, so first they started singing some random kids songs, like maybe the Pinball number song from Sesame Street, which I taught them earlier in the year. And maybe the bumblebee song. Me and my colleague were like "What the hell?" Who spontaneously sings at a party?
THEN...they went from drunken Irish pub to jook joint/church house/gin house. These bamas started singing the chants I taught them earlier in the day. Imagine thirty first graders chanting:
"Ice ice, baby! Too cold, too cold! Ice ice, baby! The black and gold!"
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I damn near spit Butterfinger on the keyboard reading that. Oh, how funny!
We used to have a Halloween Carnival at my elementary school, and it was the highlight of the year. One year, while wearing my beautiful blue satin princess costume with silver sparkles, I won a cake at the Cake Walk! It was some kind of citrus bundt cake and it was frosted yellow on one half orange on the other. I was so proud, though when my mom picked me up she wasn't quite as thrilled.