MHA #10- Saturday night

[throughaphase]

Needless to say, the party had been planned before Kitty woke up with boyparts. Every time this had happened, she tried to just hide out as much as possible, but it looked like that wasn't so much happening this time. So, fine, you won this one, Fandom. At least she probably wouldn't be the only one.

The apartment was cleaned, even if some stuff had been shoved into the ever-growing pile of "stuff I didn't feel like dealing with right now" in Kitty's closet. There were snacks and pizza set out, and the fridge was stocked with sodas and True Blood. Keeping Flash in mind, she was even trying to keep things non-alcoholic so it wouldn't be weird for him. Everything was all set, even if argh why why why.

At least no one was gonna have to worry about conversation-starters, right? And some things during game night might be more interesting.


[Mostly for those who know who they are! If you'd like to play, though, feel free to let me or allie_vamp know and we'll hook you up.]

Comments

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[nookiepowered]

"In the seventh circle of Hell," Bo read, already coming up with a thousand all too accurate answers of her own, "sinners must endure __________ for all eternity."

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[locointhecoco]

"Scrubbing under the folds. The folds of what?"

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[filleauloup]

"The milk man," Éponine read, really having picked that card for the hell of it. "He's a terrible person, I assume."

Or maybe just boring.

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[texted3times]

"Pac-man uncontrollably guzzling cum."

Eric winced. "And you're all welcome for that mental image."

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[brainfreediet.livejournal.com]

"I'm so glad I've kept this card this long," Flash said before playing 'Puberty.'

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[throughaphase]

"Just the tip."

Re: Cards Against Humanity - Round 2

[bitten_notshy]

Jack put down "a disappointing birthday party."

Apparently he believed in a very gentle hell.