"Yes, And:" Improv Theatre and You, Wednesday, Period One

[furnaceface]

Jono was in a surprisingly good mood for a man who had nearly been murdered by frogs yesterday. Probably because it took him some time to figure out why the hell they were trying to dangle cheeseburgers at him.

Swing and a miss there, frogs. Swing and a miss there.

//Good morning, class. I hope none of you were hurt, yesterday? And that you all made it through the weekend fairly unscathed?// Nobody seemed to be dead, anyway. Jono shrugged and continued on. //Today, we're going to be playing a game called 'Word at a time.' Or, rather, sentence at a time, mostly for the sake of simplicity.// And because it would be damn difficult to tell a story a word at a time in LJ's format, but it wasn't like Jono knew that. //Basically, we'll all be participating in this one. I'll kick off a story with a sentence. The next person to step in will build on that story with a sentence of their own, and the next will reply to them, and so on. The story will no doubt spiral out of control and become an incoherent mess, but really, that's half the fun of it.//

[Open!]

Debate, Wednesday, October 5, 2016

[heroic_jawline]

Despite the debate on television last night, there was nothing for the students to watch today. No, they were saving all that crazy for the next presidential one. Because it was more fun to make people watch those. Share their pain, kids. Share it.

"Hopefully you all had a nice weekend," Tony said. "Or, barring that, one that ended quickly for you."

"I had a very nice time," Steve said with a smile. "It was nice to see your friends again, Tony. And learn what hammer pants were."

"They were from a dark, dark time in history," Tony joked. Then clapped his hands together. "Today we're going to be going a little easy on you guys. Nothing that needs research, just a snap judgment on the matter."

Steve nodded. "Should people be allowed to visit Fandom?" he asked, "or is it just too strange to explain in a weekend?"

For reasons like why there were alternate reality versions of your friends running around? "Easy, right?" Tony asked. "If you didn't have guests to draw experience from, just imagine if you had someone from home here and had to explain why there were psychic frogs yesterday."

Yeeeeah.

"Fury probably sent them, now that the squirrels are gone," Steve muttered.

Tony tilted his head, considering it. "...I would not even be surprised. Okay, pick a side. We'll see what you think is best here."