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fandomhigh2015-11-03 12:41 am
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Teamwork Class, Period 2
[Class #9 - The High Note Job]
“Welcome to Fandom’s Got Talent!” Parker was making one of the judges chairs flip around back and forth, but finally made it stop to face the students. “in the grand tradition of teamwork and distractions, you guys are now a singing group.”
"Like the Dixie Chicks," Eliot said from where he leaned against the judges' table. "Or that, uh. Rascal Flats."
He was doing that on purpose to mess with you all. Maybe.
"Or, you know, a good group," Hardison said. "You could decide to be one of those instead. Like Hall an' Oates, but with more people."
“You have to pick a song, practice it, then perform it for our studio audience and the judges.” Parker spun her chair around one more time, and then propelled herself out of it. “It’s okay if you can’t sing. You can back-up dance. Or! You can gesture emphatically.”
"You can do basically whatever you want," Eliot noted. "Don't mean you're gonna win."
“Welcome to Fandom’s Got Talent!” Parker was making one of the judges chairs flip around back and forth, but finally made it stop to face the students. “in the grand tradition of teamwork and distractions, you guys are now a singing group.”
"Like the Dixie Chicks," Eliot said from where he leaned against the judges' table. "Or that, uh. Rascal Flats."
He was doing that on purpose to mess with you all. Maybe.
"Or, you know, a good group," Hardison said. "You could decide to be one of those instead. Like Hall an' Oates, but with more people."
“You have to pick a song, practice it, then perform it for our studio audience and the judges.” Parker spun her chair around one more time, and then propelled herself out of it. “It’s okay if you can’t sing. You can back-up dance. Or! You can gesture emphatically.”
"You can do basically whatever you want," Eliot noted. "Don't mean you're gonna win."