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Wow, what a day. Today was the Senior Breakfast event which occured at some place in Anaheim, and it was totally kickass. Except for the food, though, that was some horribleness. Very little selection, and the food was probably selected to not fill people up, as there were no real meat items. We got more time to sign the yearbooks, but I don't think anybody finished getting all the signatures they needed, me included. Which is weird, considering that we got 3 hours on Saturday for the yearbook signing session, and another 2 or so hours today for it. That makes 5 hours. 5 hours is a hell of a lot of time to sign. I guess time just flies really quickly when you're having fun with friends and the like. Wooooooo.
The two entertainment things they provided was a 20-minute video that the Mustang Update crew made, which was fairly mediocre. Nothing too special. The real main feature was the hypnotist, who I initially thought was gonna be a huge failure, but he was really good. He was a great crowd person, and really knew how to get the audience moving and laughing. Of course, the hypnotism was fake, but the point of the entertainment wasn't to determine whether hypnotism was real or not, it was to have fun, and he succeeded in every imaginable way in this aspect. That was why the hypnotist kicked off a lot of the students intially that wanted to be hypnotized, because they weren't cooperating, and kept only the ones that were good actors and were cooperating. The only real problem with him really had nothing to do with the hypnotist himself, but that he took up the rest of the time that all of us wanted to use to sign yearbooks, so there was another day now added to not getting all the wanted signatures.
Didn't end for there for me, though. I ended up hitching a ride with Mr. Jeff Cui(Savage Noble), and we ended up deciding to go to the beach, where a bunch of other people were going as well. We got lost for like an hour, though, but it was sitll fun along the way, asking everybody we could for directions, and getting different answers everytime, until we found someone with a map, tee hee.
The beach was some funny stuff. I got to see Wesley make a fool of himself by letting all of his clothes get wet by standing still as the waves engulfed him. We also had this Truth or Dare game going on, although really, it was mostly all just daring. I had to be the one foolish enough to choose Truth, though :(((. And then Jeff had to ask me the worst question imaginable, which was what was the girl that I found the most hot in Walnut High School.
In a truth question, the goal is to produce the greatest comedic effect, which usually works best in conjunction with being drunk. Yes. The question to ask is usually structured in this way: You ask an embarrassing question, but don't allow the person to be interrogated to have free choice in their answers, and instead give them a choice of answers, and force them to choose one of them, and most importantly, then make that person have to answer why. So, for example, "If you were stranded on a desert island with Mr. Holmes and Mr. Root, which one would you date first, and why?". Perfect question for producing great and funny answers.
I was gonna say, "Well, the hottest girl in school has got to be you, Jeff, with your gleaming muscles and seductive feminine voice, I know I just can't resist you, wau!" but.. he ended up answering for me. Lol. And so in typical Anthony Lu fashion, I end up ruining the joke and very quickly pointing to Lauren, very rapidly ending my turn. What I should have done is to point to her, and then break into romance-novel poetry, with stuff like "Oh heart of my heart, oh dark poison of my soul, I look into your eyes, and all I can see is.. love and beauty, my soul's delight, let it consume us all and bring us together.. in eternity." Yeah. But yeah, I have a weird habit of shooting myself in the foot for everything, so... yeah. Lol.
The other dares were really entertaining, especially the one that Wesley thought for Lauren, which was to ask a guy with some all-star team thingy on his shirt how many championships he won. Pure brilliance.
The rest of the time for me was really spent just sitting around and breathing in some fresh air for once. Jeff and us had to leave early, though T_T.
Anyway, this was a really great day, although I'm reaaaaaly tired now, so later. Thanks for the memories, dudes and dudettes.
Pictures are now up on the site.
The two entertainment things they provided was a 20-minute video that the Mustang Update crew made, which was fairly mediocre. Nothing too special. The real main feature was the hypnotist, who I initially thought was gonna be a huge failure, but he was really good. He was a great crowd person, and really knew how to get the audience moving and laughing. Of course, the hypnotism was fake, but the point of the entertainment wasn't to determine whether hypnotism was real or not, it was to have fun, and he succeeded in every imaginable way in this aspect. That was why the hypnotist kicked off a lot of the students intially that wanted to be hypnotized, because they weren't cooperating, and kept only the ones that were good actors and were cooperating. The only real problem with him really had nothing to do with the hypnotist himself, but that he took up the rest of the time that all of us wanted to use to sign yearbooks, so there was another day now added to not getting all the wanted signatures.
Didn't end for there for me, though. I ended up hitching a ride with Mr. Jeff Cui(Savage Noble), and we ended up deciding to go to the beach, where a bunch of other people were going as well. We got lost for like an hour, though, but it was sitll fun along the way, asking everybody we could for directions, and getting different answers everytime, until we found someone with a map, tee hee.
The beach was some funny stuff. I got to see Wesley make a fool of himself by letting all of his clothes get wet by standing still as the waves engulfed him. We also had this Truth or Dare game going on, although really, it was mostly all just daring. I had to be the one foolish enough to choose Truth, though :(((. And then Jeff had to ask me the worst question imaginable, which was what was the girl that I found the most hot in Walnut High School.
In a truth question, the goal is to produce the greatest comedic effect, which usually works best in conjunction with being drunk. Yes. The question to ask is usually structured in this way: You ask an embarrassing question, but don't allow the person to be interrogated to have free choice in their answers, and instead give them a choice of answers, and force them to choose one of them, and most importantly, then make that person have to answer why. So, for example, "If you were stranded on a desert island with Mr. Holmes and Mr. Root, which one would you date first, and why?". Perfect question for producing great and funny answers.
I was gonna say, "Well, the hottest girl in school has got to be you, Jeff, with your gleaming muscles and seductive feminine voice, I know I just can't resist you, wau!" but.. he ended up answering for me. Lol. And so in typical Anthony Lu fashion, I end up ruining the joke and very quickly pointing to Lauren, very rapidly ending my turn. What I should have done is to point to her, and then break into romance-novel poetry, with stuff like "Oh heart of my heart, oh dark poison of my soul, I look into your eyes, and all I can see is.. love and beauty, my soul's delight, let it consume us all and bring us together.. in eternity." Yeah. But yeah, I have a weird habit of shooting myself in the foot for everything, so... yeah. Lol.
The other dares were really entertaining, especially the one that Wesley thought for Lauren, which was to ask a guy with some all-star team thingy on his shirt how many championships he won. Pure brilliance.
The rest of the time for me was really spent just sitting around and breathing in some fresh air for once. Jeff and us had to leave early, though T_T.
Anyway, this was a really great day, although I'm reaaaaaly tired now, so later. Thanks for the memories, dudes and dudettes.
Pictures are now up on the site.