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Genome NPC ([info]genomenpc) wrote in [info]genome_project,
@ 2012-11-24 00:18:00

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Entry tags:aaron lavigne, ariel silverman-lim, eden adler, elliot fisher, event, mao sakibou, november 2012, rielle mckenzie, wesley clarke

Who: Any and all teenagers who can find a way to have gotten invited
What: PAR-TAY
Where: Mitchell's parents' house, NYC
When: Friday night, baby
Rating: Mid-to-high for PARTYING TEENAGERS. The horror.

It was a familiar scene. A house in a quiet, upscale neighborhood, a dull light flooding out from windows well into the night, bass shaking the expensive wood flooring, red Solo cups littering every feasible surface, and a mass of drunk, underage teenagers, hormones raging, all pressed against each other in a hot room. Mitchell's parents were out of town, visiting family on the West Coast. A party was almost mandatory. Once the rest of the football team heard about his parents' little vacay, it was more or less decided.

A band made up of kids from school came to play, several kegs were bought, and so the party commenced. By now, however, it was past midnight. The band had struck their set an hour before. Someone's iPod had a dance playlist pumping loudly through the surround sound speakers. Furniture had been pushed against the walls to make room for dancing. Some had even managed to slip away into one of the many rooms that sprouted from the long, wide corridor that ran the length of the house. The basement was full of couches, upon which couples sat entwined, and others drunkenly philosophized. There was probably a game of spin the bottle happening somewhere.

At parties like this one, really anything could happen.




[OOC: And here are the covers Corporate Lobotomy performed. They did some original songs too. I'll list them at the end.]


[OOC: The orignial songs by Corporate Lobotomy are as follows:

→ Bowtie
→ Denial
→ Sweettart Sweetheart
→ High Hells
→ B-Cups in Vegas
→ Atlantic City
→ Do you kiss your mom with that mouth? I kiss your mom with my mouth
→ Attack of the Space Presidents
→ My Cat is a Dog
→ Fuck Lipstick ]



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[info]caulfieldish
2012-11-24 06:46 am UTC (link)
Parties were good for business. Wherever a group of teenagers gathered, Aaron was there, taking orders. He usually did a few runs in and out of the party for the first hour or so, and then spent the rest of the night smoking on someone's balcony or in a corner with a red cup of who knows what. Whatever he felt like. It typically started out as water. Refills were easier that way. Water was a nice clean slate.

Tonight, there was a balcony, which meant that he had a cigarette in one hand and a mystery red cup in the other. And a fat wad of cash in his pocket. He wasn't quite drunk enough to philosophize. He towed the dangerous line between sober and drunk that most of the people at the party had long since crossed. He just needed a reason. A reason to keep from calling it a night. There were perfectly good left overs at home, but he had a feeling something or someone would make sticking around and being more drunk worth while.

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[info]truefalse
2012-11-26 12:48 am UTC (link)
Okay, so Aanika hadn't exactly planned on drinking- it had just sort of... happened. One minute she was innocently standing by the door and the next there were these cute little shot glasses, and a group of boys insisting that she only had to try one, and the next thing she knew she had gotten involved in a game of quarters that had come out of absolutely nowhere.

She wasn't falling on her face drunk, but she was in an oddly good mood as far as Annie's moods went, and she was giggling more than usual, which she blamed on the warm, fuzzy feeling that had spread through her once the shots had settled in.

When she spotted Aaron, it was a slow, distracted weave to get to him, and when she finally reached him, she let her arm shift to his shoulder so that she could lean against him. "You just made a shit ton of money, didn't you?" she asked. "What are you buying me with all the cash, stud?"

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[info]caulfieldish
2012-11-26 02:11 am UTC (link)
Wasn't she supposed to be DD for someone? Not that it mattered to him. He took the subway everywhere anyway, but judging by Annie's... More friendly than was normal demeanor, someone wasn't getting the ride home they'd planned on.

Aaron raised both eyebrows at her, "I did," and to prove it, he pulled the wad of cash from his inside jacket pocket and ran his thumb iver the bills like they were playing cards, "But who said any of it was for you? That's kinda presumptuous, don't you think?"

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[info]truefalse
2012-11-26 03:49 am UTC (link)
Annie- with her new and alcohol-improved filter (nearly non-existent) let out a nice subtle exclamation of "Holy shit!" before covering her mouth with her hand and letting out a small snort of laughter.

"Sorry. But uh- everyone knows your my sugar daddy, so I don't know why you're playing coy now."

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[info]caulfieldish
2012-11-26 04:51 am UTC (link)
Aaron snorted and flicked what was left of his cigarette over the edge of the balcony. He was pretty sure he'd just found his entertainment for the evening. "Well, you know. It's a living." He shrugged with an air of false modesty. He stuffed the money back into his pocket.

"Coy? Me? I don't know the meaning of the word, Miss Patel. And Aaron LaVigne is no one's sugar daddy."

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[info]flaminghot
2012-11-24 07:51 pm UTC (link)
Parties were trouble when it came to Wes. He got way too into them. Quite the opposite of Aaron, who usually just hung out on a balcony waiting for something interesting to happen, Wes was the interesting thing happening. He never could hold his alcohol well. He knew this. And yet, it never really stopped him from drinking copious amounts of it (his best friend could MAKE it for crying out loud!) and getting sloppy drunk. It was part of who he was. Tonight was no different.

He was making his way from room to room, stopping along every few feet to say hi to someone, or throw up a high five, or grab another drink-- he was on his 7th beer by now. It was a tough life being a football player, even if he mostly hung out on the outskirts of popularity. He had a reputation to uphold. He had to look the part. And look the part he was, despite being extremely distracted by that band. His sister's boyfriend's band. The lead singer was -- No. Nope. They weren't even on stage anymore anyways, but Wes couldn't get them out of his mind. He chalked it all up to his love of music and continued on with his life.

That is, until he turned around too fast and gave someone a bump. "Oh, I'm sorry." He checked to make sure his beer was still in tact, by taking a sip. It was. "You okay?"

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One more time.
[info]soulsister
2012-11-25 03:33 am UTC (link)
Bodies pressed in close all around. Ariel had been attempting to weave through the crowd, half-dancing, half-walking like a normal person, a red cup gripped tightly in his left hand, when someone turned on their heel and caromed straight into him. The watery, amber beer sloshed against the white plastic sides of the cup, but miraculously didn't send more than a few droplets flying into the mass of teenagers pushing against each other. The boy made a sound of surprise and steadied himself quickly enough. It was only when he was sure neither he nor the cup were going to fall that he realized he was standing chest to chest with a stranger, only a handspan or two between them.

Tonight was one of those that happened once, maybe twice, in a year. Ariel was without a bowtie. And though he'd initially felt someone self-conscious, more than a little naked, without something cinched around his throat, he'd had enough to drink by now that he hardly noticed. And indeed, even rarer was the fact that the boy's hair was - yes, it was disheveled. It hadn't fully extradicted itself from the sticky grasp of the thick hair gel Ariel slathered on each morning, but it was slowly curling. A stray black spring of hair hung in his face, brushing at the top of his eyebrows.

With no bowtie in sight, he'd arrived at the party in a thick maroon cardigan, layered over a white t-shirt with black stripes and three buttons open at the throat. His jeans were dark, cuffed so they landed just above his ankles. It was a casual look - at least for him. By now, however, the cardigan was MIA and Ariel's usual composure had given way to exuberance and a complete lack of inhibition - he'd hardly had any to begin with, and after a three vodka shots, an hour of dancing, and a beer or two, there was nothing left.

It was with a wide smile that Ariel looked up at the other boy who'd run into him. He recognized him. He didn't know the kid (yet!), but the small dais erected for the band had given him enough height to have a good view of the party. And the boy was not the forgettable type.. He was tall, blond, athletic, obviously a touch drunk, and extremely attractive. He'd been near to the "stage" and had stood, eyes glued on the band as they played, clearly enraptured - whether by their skill or something out, Ariel couldn't say. What he could say, however, was that this was clearly a moment he needed to capitalize on.

"Don't apologize," replied the boy without a bowtie in a loud voice, hoping to be heard over the bass of the song playing. "I thought it was just a unique way of dancing."

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Perf! But mine sadly won;t be as long. =\ Sorry.
[info]flaminghot
2012-11-25 05:07 am UTC (link)
"Trust me, you don't want to see me dance!" The hand holding his beer waved dismissively, and Wes couldn't help but laugh. Even drunk, without conscience or shame, he knew that it was best he didn't try to cut a rug, so to speak. The party would have enough casualties without his limbs flailing uncontrollably in every direction. He was saving Ariel's life, really, by being withholding as far as his dancing inability went.

"I like yours, though." He paused, then decided to clarify, juuuuuust in case he wasn't being followed. "Your dancing. You've got moves. I saw you on stage." He took another sip of his beer. He couldn't even taste it anymore. He wondered if that was his cue to ask Aaron to make him something else, but got distracted by the curly piece of hair falling into Ariel's face with every gentle movement. He reached forward and brushed it off the other boy's forehead with a delicate hand.

"Your band is good." His hand fell back down, and proceeded to shove itself into Wes' pocket. He made no mention of what he'd just done. He wasn't even really aware he'd done anything that might have been considered an invasion of personal space.

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Don't be silly. I <3 it.
[info]soulsister
2012-11-25 06:06 am UTC (link)
Several things happened in quick succession. First, the other boy said something about his dance skills (or lack thereof) that Ariel, for one, disagreed with. He had no proof that the kid could dance, but he certainly did want to see him try. But there wasn't time for a response to that effect, because then he - Ariel - was being complimented. In a rather fragmented, yet hilarious way. He smiled wider, laughing at the pause because, drunk as he was, he hadn't been confused as to what the boy was referring to.

"Nothing wrong with a little bump and grind," he said with exaggerated nonchalance, as seriously as he could manage in his current condition. Had he been less inebriated, he might have tried to bust some kind of move - as it was, he just laughed again. And then again, he was stopped in his tracks. Before a 'thank you' could pass his lips, the boy's hand was reaching forward, as if in slow motion, and gently brushed the swath of dark hair from where it had fallen on Ariel's forehead.

He watched the boy bury his hand into the pocket of his letterman jacket, everything still moving as if through molasses. Then, as the music sped up to regular time, Ariel took a sip of his beer, peering at the boy over the rim of the cup. He had a feeling. And that hair-brush had nearly confirmed it.

"Well, thanks," said the singer, vaguely referring to both the compliment and the fixing of his hair. He laughed again. And though his next words may have sounded suggested, at the moment, he meant them innocently. For now. "If you think you can keep up, I could show you some of my so-called moves. It's not so hard. Think of it like --" He stood on his tiptoes and craned his neck to find the patch on the boy's jacket that declared his varsity sport. "Football. They are one in the same."

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<3 - [info]flaminghot, 2012-11-25 06:27 am UTC
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I have no boy kissing icons. - [info]flaminghot, 2012-12-05 07:33 am UTC
I guess Ariel will just be a sexy blond lady with barettes. - [info]soulsister, 2012-12-05 09:01 am UTC

[info]hyper_garner
2012-11-26 05:40 pm UTC (link)
Jaden had never been to a party like this before. The only ones he had ever been to were ones hosted by his family. Those weren't really fun; in fact, he usually opted out after a few minutes. This was going to be his first, not completely honest to his parents about where he was going, party. He probably was still not going to drink, but that was more a safety issue. He didn't know exactly how being drunk felt, but he had heard that you lose control of yourself. He had the feeling that him getting drunk could very well mean crashing into a wall at 300 mph. That didn't sound like fun.

The party had been a new experience to say the least. He enjoyed the band, but he had managed to stay mostly hidden for most of the night. Truth be told, he was sort of in a sensory overload type of situation. He wanted the experience, but he really had no idea how to act now. So he had just hung out in the corner eating some stale chips.

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[info]justlikeflying
2012-12-05 05:43 am UTC (link)
Rielle hadn't been there long. One of her friends was dating Mitch, and had texted her to come and pick her up. Being the good great friend that she was, she'd gotten in her car and driven right over. Sure, her friend would hear about it for days, but it still felt nice to do a good deed.

She hadn't even bothered to get dolled up. She didn't really expect to stay long. It was one of those get in, get out type jobs. She didn't even want to go inside, but after idling in the driveway for what seemed like hours with no response from the many text messages that she'd sent declaring she was outside, Rielle got impatient. She'd marched her way up to the front door, ushered herself into the hot, cramped foyer, and looked around. Her friend, unfortunately, was no where to be seen. No. Where.

She sent one last text, stating that if her friend wanted a ride home, she'd better be downstairs in less than a half hour, or she was leaving alone. Annoyed, she made the snap decision to try and enjoy herself while she was there, and grabbed a can of soda on her way to scope out someone to talk to. Most people were disgustingly drunk. Or on some kind of drug. Normally, Ri wouldn't have had a problem trying to engage in conversation with someone drunk, if she was on their level. But she just wasn't sure she had the patience. Instead, she sniped out the wallflowers-- the people who were probably too afraid to drink, but who didn't want to miss out on experiencing a popular kids party.

That's when her eyes landed on Jaden. She made a beeline toward him and offered a smile. "I've seen you before, but you're new, right?" She popped the top on her Coke and took a sip.

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[info]hyper_garner
2012-12-05 06:14 am UTC (link)
Jaden looked over when he heard someone talking in his direction. It was pretty much impossible for there to be any confusion as to who she was speaking to, but he still looked around just to be sure. The girl may not have bothered getting dolled up, but Jaden still thought she was probably the cutest girl in the room. Of course, this may have been due to the overabundance of drunk people in the room. He felt his heart begin beating at least twice as fast as it should. He tried to think of something cool to say. Something that would make him memorable, but all he managed at this time was a nod. His mouth tried to open, but only the nod was clear.

In his head he kept coming up with things to say to her, but shot each thing down before they even approached his lips. Not only was he completely thrown by this girl talking to him. He was also thrown by the fact that she recognized him. Did that mean something, or was he just reading too into it. Maybe she had noticed him as being some weird kid. Maybe, like that Annika girl had originally known him, she knew him as the friend of the loud mouthed Asian drummer.

After a few seconds had passed, he swallowed and tried again at the whole talking thing. "Hi," he managed finally. He wasn't sure what to say. The only references he had to trying to flirt was Mao, and he knew that Mao's way was not going to win any girl over. "Um... yeah," he continued, "I just...um... Yourereallyverylookkindofnoreallynicetonightareyouhavingagoodtime." He realized the string of words may have come out too fast. Now he looked like an idiot again. "I... I mean, you look nice."

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[info]justlikeflying
2012-12-05 06:24 am UTC (link)
Was he talking in tongues? Rielle's eyes widened as he blurted out a bunch of words in quick succession. She really couldn't understand a lick of it. Maybe she'd picked a drunk one, after all. Though, he didn't look nearly as sweaty, or glossy eyed as the rest of the teens around her. Still, his compliment hadn't been a lie. She would have noticed if it was, so she smiled and nodded. "Thanks. I'm not really dressed for a party or anything. My stupid friend called me for a ride. Why are you in the corner?"

She eyed him. She'd seen him at a few other parties/band concerts. He didn't go to her school, that was for sure, but she was positive that he hadn't been around for very long either. It wasn't like he magically materialized out of thin air, either. He had to come from somewhere, right? "Are you new to the party scene, or something?" She leaned against the wall next to him and crossed her arms. At least it was cooler over here, away from the mass of bodies bumping into each other on the designated dance floor.

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(no subject) - [info]hyper_garner, 2012-12-05 02:25 pm UTC
Herpaderp.
[info]ex_bigmaoth666
2012-11-26 05:47 pm UTC (link)
Mao lived for parties. He lived for music and dancing and flashing lights and the admiring eyes of a crowd. His mother had once told him the story of her life, saying how she had been a party girl, a wild child who couldn't be controlled, but that turned out to be a lie, her cover story as a researcher for the Genome Project. Mao hadn't felt betrayed, he felt sorry for her. That wonderful, thrilling life she had made up had never happened. He knew from the excitement in which she told those stories that she had wanted to be like that. And so, because she never had, and now that she was dead, never could, Mao lived her fantasy life for her. During those few months he lived on the street, he snuck into every club he could. He breakdanced (as well as performed other feats) on busy market corners for change. He drank and stole and lived it up the best he could. Now that he was living with his brother, his opportunities for having fun had dwindled, but tonight he aimed to make up for lost time.

As soon as the band put down their instruments Mao threw himself into the crowd. He downed two plastic cups of beer in record time, then began to dance. And dance he did. There wasn't a second where he wasn't moving, everything seemingly perfectly timed to the beat and done with fluid ease. He didn't stick to one particular style, often mixing it up within one song. And it wasn't long before he threw 'gender appropriate' moves out the window. As flexible as a cat, Mao's swaying hips and ambiguous undulations attracted a small handful of guys from behind, only for them to stumble away, red faced, when they realized he was a boy. They really couldn't be blamed, Mao was often compared by his detractors to a thirteen year old girl. And to make things worse he had gleefully borrowed Eden's eyeliner for the gig, which surely won him some brownie points.

Actual girls were either intimidated by his dancing talent, or just couldn't keep up. So for the most part, Mao danced by himself. He didn't seem to mind as long as he attracted a circle or two of gawkers now and then.

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DERPaherp.
[info]soulsister
2012-11-26 11:16 pm UTC (link)
Ariel had been the last one to leave the makeshift stage after the band had wrapped. He spoke with the host - Mitch? - briefly, suggesting a few songs to play, even going so far as to offer his own phone for its many, many playlists. Once that was settled and Katy Perry's E.T. blasted from the speakers around the room, the boy was satisfied and went to join some of the band's other members as they downed several shots. Vodka, Ariel discovered the hard way.

He stopped at three and wandered away and into the thick of the dance floor, losing his cardigan somewhere along the way. He didn’t notice. Instead, like Mao, he was too busy dancing to have attention for much else. His own philosophy was that it didn’t really matter how one was dancing, so long as one was into it and having fun. Like any performer, it was in the job description to look like he was having a great time - and luckily for him, he usually did. For Ariel, there wasn’t much in life that beat singing and dancing.

After stopping to snag a Solo cup of beer, the boy, dressed down in his striped shirt and cuffed jeans, made his way to the middle of the room. And as Starships came on over the speakers, he raised his arms to dance. (He happened to shamelessly love poppy, dancey songs from the early 2000s.) - But he was interrupted by an unmoving wall of bodies circled around a small form that was busy busting a move all alone. Mao. Ariel stood on his tiptoes to peer over the shoulders of the other boy’s spectators.

He grinned and elbowed through them, appearing on the inside of the circle with the cup in his hand and his feet already moving. He winked at the smaller boy. He was definitely drunk now, his hair no longer as slick as it once was, but that didn’t mean he couldn’t break it down. On the contrary, it just meant he was all the more into it. It didn’t help that he loved Starships and intended, one day, to talk Corporate Lobotomy into letting him sing it. Until that day, however, he would be content with dancing to it and singing at the top of his lungs in the middle of a sweaty crowd of teenagers.

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[info]ex_bigmaoth666
2012-11-26 11:49 pm UTC (link)
Mao had worked a slow turn into his moves, if only to get a better view of just how many people he had around him. He had just flung his head back to get his hair out of his eyes when he spotted Ariel giving him a wink. Mao's mouth split into that giant grin of his and he gave the other boy a cheeky wink of his own. Aside from his bandmates, Mao didn't think he knew anyone at this party, so how could he resist the lure of a familiar face?

Whatever slinky shimmy he had just been in the middle off was instantly turned into something Ariel might recognize. Mao strutted his way toward him doing that corny, semi march of a dance at the end of Billy Joel's Uptown Girl music video. He had liked the song during his audition and looked up the actual video for it during his free time. He had a voracious appetite for looking things up on Youtube. It was a source of endless fodder to add to his body's wealth of acquired skills.

The Asian boy burst into helpless laughter halfway through the dance and just bounced the rest of the way toward Ariel. He gave the singer a look over, noting the missing sweater and approving. He had no idea how the guy thought he was going to survive a part dress in layers. Mao wore a dark gray tank top with the Batman symbol on the chest and a pair of cargo shorts and he was still totally overheated and dripping with sweat. Though, that could have been because he was dancing his ass off nonstop after beating the hell out of a set of drums.

"Bow-Bro! What're you doing!? What is thiiiisss!?" Mao yelled over the music, pointing an accusatory finger at Ariel's bare throat. He had meant to give him a hard time about not wearing a bowtie earlier but he had been too excited about his first gig. Now that he remembered there was no escape. "You're a liar. You lied! You said it never comes off."

"You gotta make up for it. Dance with me!" He paused, then made a grab at the cup in Ariel's hand. "An' gimme some of your beer, I'm dying!!"

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[info]soulsister
2012-11-27 01:36 am UTC (link)
Of course Ariel recognized the choreography of Uptown Girl - how many times had he watched the music video himeself? Enough to know it by heart. He and his younger brother had acted it out - Zac was the uptown girl, of course. Ariel had to have the singing part. As Mao neared, his knees bouncing nearly to his chest, however, the singer didn't join in. He just laughed - the switch from undulation to marching had been so smooth as to seem seamless. Quite impressive, really. And in cargo shorts.

Ariel himself hadn't stopped moving since he'd hit the dance floor and as the chorus came on, he just smiled and closed his eyes, raising his arms again. He sang.

"Starships were meant to fly-y-y! Hands up and touch the sky-y-y! Can't stop 'cause we're so hi-i-i-gh! Let's do this one more time." He shook his head and his hips. In contrast to the drummer's moves, Ariel's tended to be sharper - a mix reminiscent of Elvis and straight up club dancing. He opened his eyes when Mao shouted over the music and his smiled widened, especially at the 'bow-bro.' He yelled right back. "I never lie! I was robbed!"

The boy mimed as he spoke, placing his hands in the air, palms out - well, one palm. The other was wrapped around his drink. His eyebrows came together in an expression of worry. Ariel laughed.

"But I'll dance with you anyway! Only because a man in cargo shorts should never be left alone!" He held the cup out of the shorter boy's reach as he moved in closer, shaking his head at Mao. His curls bounced when he did. The pair of them were now both in the center of the circle of onlookers.

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*privileged. le sigh. - [info]soulsister, 2012-12-07 07:22 am UTC

[info]the_new_hotty
2012-11-26 08:44 pm UTC (link)
Elliot was incredibly excited to be away from the mall. She usually enjoyed her job, but Black Friday was just too much. She saw some old woman smack a guy with her purse over the last Tinkerbell skirt, and across from her store, she saw a fight over some new toy. Things had gotten so bad that the police actually had to intervene. She actually had to hide a couple of things that she singed a bit, but overall, the day went a little better than she expected. She had nightmares that she would burn the mall down, so since that didn't happen, she felt it was a good day.

She was wearing a black skirt that had a rose design made up of silver grommets. The skirt came to a few inches above her knees, and the she wore a pair of knee high black boots that accented the skirt beautifully. Her top was a shimmering silver corset lined with black leather. Over her shoulders, just to prevent people from asking her questions about if she was cold, she had draped an off-white sweater that she felt made the rest of her outfit truly shine.

Elliot hadn't had much to drink, but she had already taken some pills recently. She felt it would probably be a good idea not to drink much on top of that. She also didn't know what would happen if she actually got drunk, so she just decided to take it easy. She felt a little disappointed when the band stopped playing, but at least the music was still decent. Many of the teens around had gotten on the clumsy side of drunk, but that just added to the fun. Seeing some football jock trying to do some stupid stunt, that he couldn't do even if he were sober, was pretty amusing.

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[info]riot_girl_eden
2012-11-27 05:55 am UTC (link)
While Eden loved performing on stage she was a little relieved that it was over. She never drank before a show and rarely did ever, but she was at a party. And everyone there was drinking and it wasn't like she as anyone's DD being that she as a child of New York and knew the subway and bus schedules by heart, even when inebriated. If all else fails she could always crash at one of her boy's places...not Toby's since she was sure his mom still hated her. Her and her unholy tattoo of the band's logo.

She was showing off said tattoo in the racer-back tank top she had stripped down to as the heat of the room got to her. Eden was happy that she decided to wear one of her denim skirts with random patches she had ironed on. She had been having a relatively good time after her and the boys did their celebratory vodka shots, she had been having some one on one time dancing with her boyfriend...music that is. She had been rather adventurous tonight with her hair trying to do more than one color. She chose purple, blue, and teal, sort of a fade from purple to teal as it reached the end of her hair. She basically was testing it out to see if she could do it before she attempted to do the rainbow idea. It turned out looking pretty awesome if she did say so herself.

Not wanting to get all sweaty and gross, because sweaty hair was not so cute on girls...or boys...or really anyone and she didn't want to even get close to that happening. She scanned the room and her eyes fell on Elliot. She had met the girl on one of her usual Hot Topic shopping trips. Eden was a girl who liked to always have something different to wear. Something new and inventive...or throw random things together to make a statement. Hot Topic was one of the shrines that she worshiped. Most other places she had to some serious alterations to things to make them look she might even consider wearing them out.

Abandoning her boyfriend for the moment she made her way over to the girl who looked awesome, "Hey," she grabbed one of the red solo cups from the table and took a sip. She normally wasn't a fan of beer but her tastebuds were pretty much gone from the shots earlier. Lucky for most people she wasn't a sloppy drunk. She was more affectionate of a drunk but lucky for most she hadn't gotten their yet. "You enjoy the show? Both the band and the one going on the dance floor right now?"

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[info]the_new_hotty
2012-11-27 05:10 pm UTC (link)
Elliot looked over at the somewhat drunken girl speaking to her. She recognized the girl as one of her more frequent customers, not to mention the fact that she played in Corporate Lobotomy with that hot guy. "Hey," Elliot replied. She nodded in reply to the question, "There's something nice about people doing stupid stuff just for fun rather than because a Furby is on sale." She remembered a particular instance where some old lady shoved a girl in a wheelchair out of the way so she wouldn't get a yellow Furby.

Elliot eyed the girl's new hair color, or colors rather. "I love the colors," Elliot complimented, indicating Eden's hair. Elliot took a sip from her cup. She wasn't sure if the beer was warm because of her or if that's just the temperature of the beer now. "Where did you get your hair colored?" Elliot hadn't decided for sure, but she had always been curious about what she would look like with a different color hair. Pink usually came to mind when she thought of this.

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[info]riot_girl_eden
2012-11-30 03:04 am UTC (link)
Eden gave a very unladylike snort at Elliot's comment about people acting stupid for fun instead of a Furby. "I don't know why those things are still so popular...they're kind of creepy if you ask me. I keep expecting them to begin to learn and try to take over the world." She took a sip of her drink.

Eden took a piece of her multicolored hair and grinned, "Thanks, I just wanted to try something different." She gave a little laugh when she asked where she had it done, "Well I got it colored at my house in my bathroom. I'm pretty picky about my hair, I don't let just anyone touch it. Also I'm really careful about what brands I put in my hair, some brands have chemicals that will absolutely destroy your hair." She tilted her head and glanced at the girl, had she asked Eden's opinion she would agree that pink streaks or even all over different shades of pink would look awesome on her.

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[info]justlikeflying
2012-12-05 06:30 am UTC (link)
After talking to Jaden for a bit, Rielle decided it was time to get some fresh air. It was clear her friend wasn't coming down anytime soon. She was probably making up with Mitch or something, if they'd even had a fight in the first place. If that were the case, though, there was no telling how long it would be for her to finally decide to leave. Ri wasn't necessarily super patient. She had a tolerance, like any other person. But it was slowly nearing the end. Fresh air, she'd decided, was going to help calm her down. And if it didn't? Then she'd just leave. Good riddance. Her friend could stay the night for all she cared. It wasn't like Sarah was running around acting like a drunk mess. If that were the case, Ri would probably wait all night.

But it wasn't. So there she was, pushing the door to the balcony open. And. Great. It wasn't empty. Aaron Lavigne was there. And he looked like he was up to no good. Probably drunk, or on some kind of drug like the rest of the people at the party. Or, lurking around waiting for some unlucky obliterated girl to stumble out there alone, for him to take advantage of. Whatever.

"Hi," she said, curtly, moving to stand at the rail and look at what was below her. She spotted a couple teenagers furiously making out and grinned. Ah, parties.

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[info]caulfieldish
2012-12-05 06:41 am UTC (link)
Aaron was half enjoying the alone time and half wishing that Annie was coming back to get him into more trouble with her drunk antics. He didn't see her drunk all too often, and tonight had been a rare treat. Too bad she'd given that poor college kid an unwelcome beer shower. He was hardly more inebriated now than he had been earlier. Certainly not drunk enough to endure more of Rielle. Hadn't she tortured him enough at his mom's salon? At least the icy greeting let him know that the feeling was mutual. He gave even less of a greeting in the form of a grunt and a nod. He wasn't going anywhere, though. This was his balcony. Well, not his, but he'd claimed it early in the night, and by the laws of parties it was his or something like that.

He noticed the grin on her face and leaned backwards over the rail he was leaning on to follow her gaze. So that's where that noise was coming from. He snorted, "Wow. Didn't take you for the voyeuristic type."

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[info]justlikeflying
2012-12-05 06:54 am UTC (link)
Rielle rolled her eyes. "I'm not. I'm just observing people at a party." She turned around, though, to face the house and lean her back against the railing. He was a dick, and she didn't take anything he said to heart, but she still didn't like the fact that he might have thought she was a pervert. Because she wasn't, thank you very much. "Is that wrong?" She hated that she felt like she needed to defend herself to the likes of him. But she did.

"Aren't there any girls here you can go molest, or something?" And leave her alone on the balcony, to enjoy fresh, cool air. Not that he'd ever given her the impression that he was a molester, or whatever. But he did look suspicious out there all by his lonesome. Even he had to admit that.

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[info]caulfieldish
2012-12-05 07:08 am UTC (link)
"Right, yeah. Observing." He was really only trying to get a rise out of her. Trying to see how long it would be before she want back inside and left him alone. He supposed from her standpoint he must look a little odd, but he didn't care. Sometimes these things got a little too loud and ridiculous for him. His peers were careless and dumb. Being around them when they were like that was only fun if he was just as drunk as them, and as it happened, he wasn't. It was the large wad of cash in his pocket that held him back. He didn't want to lose it. But he also didn't want to go home, either. It was quite the conundrum.

"Molesting implies there's no consent. I'm not that way. I don't buy into those cheap thrills." Which was true. One doesn't grow up with a loving mother and younger sister and totally lack in respect for women.

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