throughaphase | MHA #10- Saturday evening

With the way things had been going for everyone over the last few weeks, Kitty and Allie had decided it might be good to have a small, semi-quiet apartment party with friends where nothing traumatic happened and they could have fun.

Aaand then Kitty got in from California too late yesterday to get much of anything done so a lot of today was spent cleaning, shopping, and finding some game off the Internet, because with the group they'd invited, it might be good to have something to focus on rather than just glaring at people across the room. Which they'd probably do anyway, but at least it wouldn't be their whole night.

By the time people were due to start showing up, everything had been set up, the place looked presentable, and the pizza had gotten here in time for Kitty to box up a couple pieces for Lucky already, because shut up, that's why.

[Up early for timezones! For those who know who they are, but if you want to swing an invite, just grab one of us on AIM at chickwithemo or izzyalienqueen!]

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Somehow Allie wound up being the first person to ask a question.

"You realize I have no idea what I'm talking about. But here goes," she said, looking at her card. "The socialist governments of Scandanavia have declared that access to BLANK is a basic human right."

[Reply with one of your answers. The more obnoxious the better.]

Eric peered through his cards, smirked, and tossed down "an erection that lasts longer than four hours."

It was a good thing Allie hadn't taken a drink from the bottle of True Blood she had in her hand. That would have been messy. "Aren't you supposed to see a doctor if that happens?"

Even pop culturally unaware vampires have seen Viagra commercials.

"Maybe if you're human," he said with a little wink.

Thank you, Eric.

Allie facepalmed.

Stop traumatizing the baby vampire Eric!!! That's mean!

So apparently the thing with this game was that Kitty was juuust a little too PC to feel okay throwing some of those cards down.

So she went with "Jean-Claude Van Damme."

It wasn't like he was busy.

Stiles tossed down "AXE body spray". Frat boys everywhere would agree.

Derek thought this was the dumbest game possible. And hated his cards. HATED THEM.

But he did put down 'A subscription to Men's Fitness'

Because have you seen his abs?

After a moment to think, Mike put down a card that simply said "balls".

He was starting off easy.

After much consideration, Pinkie put in the card reading "Auschwitz".

She had no idea what it was, she just liked the arrangement of the letters.

Kaidan's eyebrows were busy rising up to meet his hairline as he sorted through his cards. "Uh," he said, "Jibber-jabber?"

He'd get the hang of it. Eventually.

Jack deliberated but put down "friends with benefits."

It seemed fair enough.

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The question took Clint aback a little, but not as much as the cards in his hand. He wasn't sure if playing this with the Avengers would be terrible, or the best idea ever. After a few moments of thinking, he put down Sunshine and rainbows.

Coulson put down "poor people." It wasn't funny-ha-ha, but he figured there was a certain percentage of people here who would find it funny in a 'that's so true' kind of way.

"A bucket of fish heads," Jake decided, after searching through his cards.

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