some people get so angry about nothing. if you don't want to take part, don't - but don't belittle the people who think it will be cool/fun.
Aw shucks, nobody's hating. It's just good-natured mocking, and anyone participating in the freeze should expect at least a little of that. :wink:
Why should they expect that? You're all just *****.
nice post:yes: im not a fun hater and never will be, but this is dumb there is probably some girl to chase or a beer pong game to play with instead of wasting your time standing still, i am not a fun hater and wont be for awhile hell im only 27
Well I would say any time you do something to draw attention to yourself you should be wary of the type of attention you'll receive. So toughen up Sally, it's a place called "reality".
There's a difference between criticizing and questioning.
Boy for one that generally does nothing but degrade others around here, you sure are getting your panties in a twist about this
Boy for one that generally does nothing but degrade others around here, you sure are getting your panties in a twist about this
I heard it was "like totally awesome". Which, we all know, is more awsome than just "totally awesome".It was totally awesome.
It was really cool. I got there about 30 seconds too late to participate, so I took out my camera and filmed it instead. There were a little over 500 students frozen, mostly on the south half of Central Campus. TONS of puzzled bystanders walking around, people coming out of class in Curtiss, amused visitors. I wound up talking to a guy visiting ISU to see if he wants to get his MFA here. He's a photographer, and was having the time of his life with all the people frozen in bizarre poses.how did the freeze thing go?
Like, ummm, yeah, for sure.I heard it was "like totally awesome". Which, we all know, is more awsome than just "totally awesome".
Ahh OK. How would anyone know. So if you decided to just go ahead and not move someone would have made you move in order to prevent you from participating because you were 30 seconds behind all the other hippies who were already not moving?It was really cool. I got there about 30 seconds too late to participate, !
It was really cool. I got there about 30 seconds too late to participate, so I took out my camera and filmed it instead. There were a little over 500 students frozen, mostly on the south half of Central Campus. TONS of puzzled bystanders walking around, people coming out of class in Curtiss, amused visitors. I wound up talking to a guy visiting ISU to see if he wants to get his MFA here. He's a photographer, and was having the time of his life with all the people frozen in bizarre poses.
It was lots of fun, and they got a huge round of applause when they unfroze!
I heard it was "like totally awesome". Which, we all know, is more awsome than just "totally awesome".