Oh, The (rocky) Horror!: Picture Show

Last night I went with Jay, his friend Kess, and his frat brother Jason to the Rocky Horror Picture Show. What can I say? It was quite an experience. It brought back memories of some friends I had in high school. Haha. Oh, high school.

We got ready at Zeta Psi's... meaning putting on the most horrifically slutty clothes possible, and atrocious amounts of black eyeliner and red lipstick. It was fun. I actually didn't dress that bad. I just looked hot. I wanted to look put together, sexy, but not revealing.. it turned out quite nicely. I'm not sure if a picture was taken by one of us during the night. I don't think so. But I'm pretty sure that some weirdo ended up getting me in a picture throughout the night; it's best not to think about it. I wore black pantyhose with these cute pair of black underwear that had pink ladybugs on them, and then a top... oh, and of course these hot pointy gold high heels. I wish I had a picture, but I'm pretty sure it would be best not to have it posted.... next time though. I'd probably wear the same thing, because I don't make the effort to accumulate skanky things into my wardrobe.

All in all, it was a fun night. The beginning was the most fun, with the virgin initiation and contest (oh, I won the contest... :-) let's just say I "fake" really well... ;-) and just the general people watching. "Squeeze" was written on my chest, and "I <3 cock" on my face... along with appropriate illustration... courtesy Jay. Man, was he wasted. Haha. Good times.

When we were inside, I noticed that we were in the same row with a mom who had brought her 7 year old daughter. They were reviewing her multiplication flashcards. The daughter was dressed up like a whore. Seriously: who does that? Wer saw a feel other kids there too. Wow. Completely inappropriate; there is so much profanity that goes on that kids over 16 really shouldn't go see it. I might even go on the conservative side and say 18. She and her daughter left in the middle of the show. I think the little girl got freaked out.

It would be fun to do again, just to get dressed up. I really like getting dressed up, especially when I feel like I can do it with some style and class... and considering I think I was able to accomplish this at Rocky, I think I'm pretty damn good. The rest of the show was a bit redonk. The whole call-back thing was ridiculous. As I said, it totally reminded me of "those kids" in highschool. Hahaha... Ryan Peterson. I liked that kid though. And pretty much a quarter of the art department.

Oh highschool. I feel like there were so many more social groups to mock then here. Now, we've been reduced to only ethnic, political, gender, sexual-orientation, religious and socio-economic groups. Oh college. In so many ways you have broadened my horizons, but in the most currently relavent areas, you have restricted me so.