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fandomhigh2018-07-31 09:58 am
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Phys Ed Part 2, Tuesday
The weather was pretty dreary out, so today class remained indoors. Which was for the best, honestly. No one needed to catch a cold from this.
"Welcome back," Tony said, giving the class a quick smile. "We're gonna take it easy today. No running for you."
Steve looked really disappointed by the lack of running. Weirdo. "We're going to tell you about some games you can play inside when the weather isn't cooperating," he said.
"Board games are always fun," Tony said. "Cards. Or... Heads Up, 7-Up?"
He literally had to Google that because there was no way the guy who grew up in the Great Depression or the guy who went to posh boarding schools ever played it.
"I thought 7-Up was a soda," Steve said, looking confused. "And I can totally show some of you how to play poker!"
That would lead to badness.
It was probably better than being taught to count cards by Tony? Probably.
"We've set up a few little areas for board games if you want to group up for them," Tony said, gesturing around the room. "But first, a very important video about staying safe with lightning."
Seriously, they made Steve do a lot of these.
Steve groaned. "You found that one too?"
"It's helpful for them!" And amusing for Tony.
"If you're not a god of thunder, don't mess with lightning, kids," Steve said.
"Welcome back," Tony said, giving the class a quick smile. "We're gonna take it easy today. No running for you."
Steve looked really disappointed by the lack of running. Weirdo. "We're going to tell you about some games you can play inside when the weather isn't cooperating," he said.
"Board games are always fun," Tony said. "Cards. Or... Heads Up, 7-Up?"
He literally had to Google that because there was no way the guy who grew up in the Great Depression or the guy who went to posh boarding schools ever played it.
"I thought 7-Up was a soda," Steve said, looking confused. "And I can totally show some of you how to play poker!"
That would lead to badness.
It was probably better than being taught to count cards by Tony? Probably.
"We've set up a few little areas for board games if you want to group up for them," Tony said, gesturing around the room. "But first, a very important video about staying safe with lightning."
Seriously, they made Steve do a lot of these.
Steve groaned. "You found that one too?"
"It's helpful for them!" And amusing for Tony.
"If you're not a god of thunder, don't mess with lightning, kids," Steve said.
Play Boardgames!
Re: Play Boardgames!
Of course, a game wasn't much good without someone to play with, so she was also seeing what others might pick out or who might be free to play. She had a marginally better chance of actually playing with someone, too, instead of just sitting in a corner with a pack of cards like she was used to doing.