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06 August 2011 @ 05:31 pm
Sheldon hadn't been Dean's only run-in at the diner earlier.  He'd also overheard a conversation that some much nerdier kid was having... with himself.  Muttering and mumbling and messing with some weird looking websites online...  He'd shut the lid hard when Dean had walked up behind him, but he'd gotten a glimpse.

Something about rituals, and some of the words that kid was mumbling sounding a lot like 'revenge'.  
 
He'd noticed the ticket poking out of the kid's jacket pocket, and figured that if there was gonna be some kinda action going down here tonight, he'd be on top of it.   It wasn't enough to hang a solid lead on though, so he didn't want to bring it to his Dad, seeing as how he was busy with his own hunt.  Something he didn't 'want Dean messin' around in' which had led to some arguments on his side, but eventually he buckled down and agreed to do what his old man said.  
 
Nerd could have been all talk, but it was either this or spend the evening with Busty Asian Beauties.  
 
He sure as hell wasn't about to invest in a suit, though, and he hadn't paid enough attention to know the damn prom had a theme.  And then there was that whole paying for a ticket thing, that he'd also rather avoid... So he'd just jimmied open a window and landed inside the men's room near the bandroom.  
 
Now he made his way through the halls, eyes and ears peeled for trouble.
 
 
04 August 2011 @ 01:34 pm
With an hour of the night's social events already winding down, there's been some wear and tear on the glamour of the Venetian sunset. Some students who forgot their masquerade masks appear to have taken them from the table decorations, and others have simply given up the ghost early and left theirs on one of the many clothed tables.

Overall, though, the mood has been maintained, and thus far no fire hazards have sparked into actual fires via knocked over candles. The gym is still done up in a flurry of deep, warm colors -- royal blues, purples, rich oranges and heavy reds. There are streamers, balloons, and crescent moons all floating around and hanging near the ceiling to complete the setting.

There's still plenty of food and punch to go around, laid out in a table off to the side, and people seem to be slowly gravitating toward the dance floor in pursuit of the throbbing beat of familiar music. Off in a corner, a photographer is setting up -- ready to take everyone's picture with the promise that he'll be there most of the night. With the stirring of rumors that the punch may have already been spiked, Principal Snyder has begun to make his rounds in an attempt to remind students that, after all, this is a school-sponsored event and certain behavior will simply not be tolerated.

After all, it's still early, and there's plenty of trouble to still be made.
[ Please utilize the subthreads that we will be making for all prom activities. The punch bowl, the bathrooms, and the dance floor will each get their own, and we request that you keep threads taking place there in that subthread. However, if you're picking a different prom location, feel free to make your own subthread. And, like always, if your thread takes place outside of the gym, please make your own post with the location in the subject line. ]
 
 
 
Jim picked the last ice cube out of his plastic cup.
He inspected it for a second or two before lobbing it into the lake. It landed with a unsatisfying plop, just as the others had done. He waited until the ripples faded away and pulled his mobile out of his pocket.

9.05PM. Ten minutes since he'd last checked. A hour since the prom had started. An hour an ten minutes since Sanatana had said she didn't actually want to go to the prom with him anyway. So sorry.
Fan-fucking-tastic.

There was still time to go, if he wanted. Here he was sitting here in his suit, on a park bench in front of the lake. For all the world looking like the world's best dressed hobo. All dressed up with nowhere to go.

He wasn't going home (think of the smug look on his step-dad's face. Fat chance). He no longer had a date to the fucking prom (he should've known it wouldn't have worked out.). Prom night meant every cop in town was on the road (which sucked, because he could have done with a good explosion right now).

Oh, fuck everything. Jim stood, kicked the plastic cup into the lake and didn't feel any better about it. If nothing else, he could find whoever was spiking the punch, nick the beer and drink it all himself. That'd be a good start.


[ooc: feel free to crash his party or retcon texts for the past hour! Jim'll be heading to the prom soonish.]
 
 
20 July 2011 @ 12:08 pm
Blaine had passed warming up and had moved into simply having fun. He was singing a mash-up of a few song choices for that night when he saw the door handle to the outside move. And then jiggle and he heard a few choice curse words.

Well, he could just make it easier for them to get inside. So he did, walking across the room, unlocking the door and opening it to reveal a crouching ... man. In a mask, at least. He wasn't going to forget that a minute ago this guy was trying to pick the lock of the door.

"Why do I feel like I just let in a party crasher..."

Something felt wrong and a bit off but Blaine was generally cheery and always friendly.

[ open for spike ]
 
 
 
20 July 2011 @ 02:53 pm
Spike had learned through Facebook that the theme of the prom was Masquerade Ball. Of course, he hadn't bothered to think about that until the day of the prom, so it was a bit late to go buy one. That wasn't such a big problem, though. He'd found a boy with a mask he liked and snapped his neck. It was a nice mask, very Dread Pirate Rogers. It went all the way over his head and the top of his face, with holes for his eyes. It was times like this he wished he had a reflection. He probably looked very dashing.

Not that it mattered how he looked. He was just coming to kill Buffy and her friends and that sort of thing. But still. It was nice to think about.

He found a door that seemed more or less out of the way and knelt down to start picking the lock.

Two minutes later he started cursing violently. If this took much longer, he was going to give up on being subtle and just smash his way in.


[Open, but also continued here.]
 
 
 
11 July 2011 @ 02:57 pm
After she and McCoy reached the school, Buffy immediately snuck off with her duffel bag to the library. The locks were done, but it took one encouraging slam of the handle to convince it otherwise. God bless Slayer strength. She snuck inside and dropped her bag in the caged area where they'd been keeping Oz over the full moons, paying a visit to Giles to explain the situation and pulling a stake out of the bag to keep with her. She stuffed it into her purse, which was almost too tiny to hold it and her lip gloss.

Then, she slipped back into the halls to move past rows of lockers towards the gym. It'd help her to walk around the long way, to get an idea where people were and make sure that Spike wasn't living up to his threat. Not that she took him too seriously as a general rule anymore -- weeping on Willow's shoulder had cleared that right up. But, last time he'd showed, Cordelia had to be hospitalized.

That wasn't going to happen again.

Once she was satisfied that the halls were clear except for students who'd snuck off to make-out early (raise your hand if tacky), she headed for the gym.

[ to here ]
 
 
 
06 July 2011 @ 07:08 pm
 John finishes his beer and sets the empty bottle back in the box, before he smiles at his friends. "Well I guess we should head in there."  He says picking up his mask off the dashboard and putting it on.  


Text  To L McCoy: Are we carrying Jan in or what? 
 
 
01 July 2011 @ 11:27 pm



Promptly at 8:00 PM, the gym dooms are propped open by over-eager Student Council volunteers and faculty volunteers, revealing a glance at the final product of this year's Prom Committee.   The gym has been entirely transformed (well... more or less) into a romantic display of deep colors: crimson red, rich orange, royal blues and purples, all creating an attempt at a Venetian atmosphere of sorts.  The lights are dimmed, and small votive candles sit on each table, just asking to set the nice tablecloths aflame by accident or design.  In stark contrast to the teenage recreation of 'classical elegance', popular music of today throbs through the air, prompting scowls from some of the more finely aged teachers.

A fine array of finger foods designed to hit the sweet tooth are laid out on little trays by the punchbowls alongside the far wall, and decorative masks hang from the front of the table. Random flower petals, streamers, balloons, and hanging crescent moons complete the feeling of 'prom', even if they don't particularly seem to accent the theme whatsoever.

The atmosphere however, is charged with excitement. It's prom and anything could and probably will happen. The night is young.

[[ooc: We will subthreads below for the punchbowl, the bathrooms, and the dance floor. If your characters make their way to any of those places, please take the to the appropriate subthread. Anywhere else, you're free to start your own thread, or hijack someone else's!]]
 
 
 
25 June 2011 @ 10:33 am
[There's a flash of lights as a car blares down main street, but when the headlights fade, Ruby is left standing in it's wake, dressed in a very pretty prom dress but otherwise looking unimpressed. The thing isn't the worst thing in the world to move in, but it's still not the most comfortable.

Not that she cares.

She probably SHOULD be going to grab her date right now, but she's in the middle of being a little busy and trying to avoid some of the demons that have swung into town.

So she'll just hang out here until Cas decides to come pick her up. Good plan.]
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22 June 2011 @ 08:11 pm
The Doctor frowned at the coordinates displayed on his screen. America? He didn't even like America - well, he didn't dislike it, but he hadn't been there for awhile. It just didn't have the excitement that Britain did. And the biscuits weren't nearly as good. (In fact, American biscuits just confused him. So did their collective addiction to coffee, though it was certainly better than that ridiculous concoction they'd made of dried boiled chicory when boycotting the East India Company's tea during the revolution.) At any rate, he didn't really understand who or what was broadcasting a mauve alert in what seemed to be the middle of nowhere, from a spatial-temporal perspective.

He did rather hope it wasn't Jack, though.

Or Daleks.

It was probably just some innocent traveller stranded lightyears from home, he told himself. One who'd be glad for a bit of help because they were lost and scared and confused.

"Well, it looks like we've taken a bit of a detour," he said out loud. It was the sort of thing that he suspected might make Amy a little shouty - although she should have grown accustomed to the detours, really, because they happened quite often. Maybe she wouldn't notice. Maybe she was too preoccupied with Rory to ask where they were. Maybe-

No. He was pretty much doomed. They were never going to make it to DisneyPlanet. Which was a shame, because he'd really been looking forward to getting a pair of mouse ears.