25 Unicorn Street- Thursday evening

[throughaphase]

Once upon a time Kitty threw parties pretty regularly and now it meant making sure the kid had a sleepover that night which had more to do with being able to clean than just having her sleeping upstairs, hoping the dogs behaved, and worrying about how much there was going to be to clean up tonight/tomorrow. Adulthood!

Adulthood also meant she was totally fine with people just coming to hang out. It felt like she didn't know a ton of people on the island these days, and there were newbies now, so people could just get together over plenty of pizza and drinks and not worrying about centering things on a game or anything this time.

Funny thing about Irony...



[Open for anyone, you can handwave an invite or see a flyer or whatever gets you here. If you want the Final Destination I Never party, this is the spot!]

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Re: I Never

[heroic_jawline]

"I've never worn terrible 1990s fashion," Steve said with a little smirk in Tony's dirction.

Re: I Never

[imafuturist]

"What did I do to deserve this?" Oh, poor, poor Tony. So oppressed.

Re: I Never

[heroic_jawline]

"Rhodey showed me the photos of the pants," Steve said.

Re: I Never

[single_man_tear]

"Define terrible."

Said the guy who dressed like a roadie for Nirvana all his life. So much flannel.

Re: I Never

[heroic_jawline]

"Ninety percent of what people wore?" Steve said teasingly.

Re: I Never

[single_man_tear]

"Oh, well if it's going to be like that," Dean laughed.

And drank.

Re: I Never

[throughaphase]

"That's a low blow," Kitty said, frowning and drinking.

Re: I Never

[id_kill_him]

Yukari, at first, wasn't going to drink, because her fashion was fine, thank you.

But then she realized that by defending her sense of fashion, she wasn't getting to drink, so you know what? She could take that hit of pride. Usually, her clothing was on-point, if you asked her, but who didn't make a few fashion faux-pas in their college years? Down the hatch it want!

Re: I Never

[afraid_of_marshmallows]

Arden decided this was neither the time nor the place to point out she hadn't been alive in the 90s and just didn't drink.

Re: I Never

[intheeyeofthebeholding]

Jon gave her a wry smile. "I suppose I get to be on the 'youngster' side of things for once. There are things I don't mind having missed."

Re: I Never

[doesdoctorstuff]

Navaan peered at him. "What would you call your clothes now, then?" she asked.

Re: I Never

[heroic_jawline]

"Hey now," Steve said. "They're current!"

Just...a little on the fuddy-duddy side. Despite the smedium shirts.

Re: I Never

[doesdoctorstuff]

"Ohhhh," she said. "That's the difference."

Re: I Never

[ifwebeworthy]

Don was dead for the entirety of the '90s couldn't remember any terrible fashions, so once again his glass remained untouched.

Re: I Never

[carbsliftthespirit]

Oh, yeah, Raiden was definitely going to have to drink for that. But he told Steve, "I think it's gonna make a comeback."

No.

Re: I Never

[heroic_jawline]

"I think it already is," Steve replied.

Maybe if they ignored it, it would go away? No one needed those low-ride jeans again.

Re: I Never

[thatwaslucky]

"I don't actually know what that is," Rey admitted.

See, she didn't have to drink at every one.

Re: I Never

[stykera]

"I don't think I have?" Stark said. "I don't think my stylist would allow it."

Re: I Never

[intheeyeofthebeholding]

Fortunately, Jon had been thirteen when the nineties ended, and neither he nor his grandmother had cared about fashion.

Re: I Never

[two_idiots_one_body]

"What was so bad about them?" Arthur wondered. He'd missed the nineties entirely.

Re: I Never

[somethingwithturquoise]

Summer drank.

"But, you know," she felt compeled to add, "like, ironically, though."