Unity Day

Yesterday was Unity Day at the college that my mom teaches. (New York Chiropractic College) It's annual, and this year I brought Julia T along with me to play. There are a lot of activities there. Tons of food, snow cones, cotton candy, paint activities, balloon stuff... I guess you get the idea. There was a DJ too.

There was this booth thing, where you could take a picture of yourself and paste it onto a magazine cover. Julia and I took a picture of us together and put it on the cover of Teen People. Now we can brag to people that we were chosen to be put on the cover of Teen People. Haha.

Hey Jon, if you read this, there was a skateboard magazine that someone could've chosen. I was thinking that if you came with us, you could take a picture of yourself and put it on the cover of the skateboard magazine! Haha. Fun fun.

But that's not all - Ritti, Murie, Alice, Laura and all you pervy people will enjoy the next part (I hope). There was a trivia game where you pick teams and answer trivia to earn the most points and win money in the final round called Thinkfast. Once, the host picked 5 people from the crowd and made them sing "Bootleg American Idol style", where they had 10 seconds to sing. Then, the next time he picked 5 other people and made them dance "Bootleg So You Think You Can Dance" where you had a certain amount of time to dance. There was this pole that was holding the tent up, and this guy was pole dancing! Like REALLY pole dancing! Like... okay, never mind. You don't need to know. The host was like, "There are old people and children in thsi crowd. Please, THINK OF THE CHILDREN."

You might be wondering what that was for. It was to stay up as long as possible and let the others vote who they like the best and then their team gets to go in the final round. Naturally, the guy who pole danced got the most votes in his dancing competition and got to go to the finals. Except he had to be kicked off when he said that 3x3x3 was 18.

While people were answering trivia and whatnot to get points, there were survey questions. One of the survey questions was "If you could live forever, would you?" and this guy who was sitting a few rows in front of us turned around and shouted to his friend who was sitting directly in front of us, "Do you know how many girls I could have sex with in forever?!?"

Me and Julia: *awkward*

But Jon, there were questions about Jimmy Hendrix and Neil Young and all those people of yours. I'm sorry Ritti and Laura, but there were no questions about Doodler and Hayhair. =( There was a question about Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada though! (My two fav yankee players)

Overall, it was probably the best and most entertaining Unity Day I've been to. (I've been to 3 so far) Maybe next year I can invite more people! =D