Yeah, I thought I'd share a brainstorm I had with Dan B. last night. Imagen if you will, a commercial for the latest greatest TV show.
15 teens.
1 house.
1 GOD.
THE YOUTH OF PROVIDENCE!
in, "The REALLY REAL world, PCOP."
Sounds sweet eh? Dan and I came up with all sorts of stuff, funny situations, ideas, layout of stuff in the house. stuff like 3 fridges, one for food, one for Mt.Dew, one for Dr. Pepper. Shower stall doors that go all the way from floor to ceiling. Me putting mistletoe up at Christmas time just to watch people swerve to avoid it. John and Justin playin their guitars in the living room, Dan watching a cubs game in the kitchen, Frisbee... soforth. Fun ideas, maybe MTV will market it. (yeah, right...)
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8 comments:
"Wes wants to organize a Taco Bell trip, but Heather is having second thoughts. Will Matt keep avoiding his care group accountability meeting? Who has something to hide? Was the injury at the Frisbee game an accident or something more? All this and more on THE REAL WORLD: PCOP."
-DGB
hmm, what would the target class of people be? I for one (and one for eye?) don't think I need more of that than I already have...!
Week 7: Friends from Akron visit! Will they throw off the chemistry of the group that took so long to build up? Who are the four figures seen sneaking down the street after dark, smoking, and what does this mean to the community? Why hasn't anyone called HOME yet????
"The chemistry of the group is threatened as John increasingly disappears with the newcomers from Akron. Will he remain loyal to his longtime friends or could this end in the loss of a member forever? And what about the newly discovered closet-smoking tendencies of Shannon Quinlisk?"
LOL, pipe smoking is a thing with these Akron people, isn't it?
I thought everyone that was cool smoked, no matter where they dwelt at.?
no sense
The chemistry of the group is threatened, but thankfully John is there. He recognizes that the group's weak acids and weak conjugate bases are forming a buffer solution, resistant to change. Will he be able to find enough strong inorganic acids to destroy the buffer and free the group from its paralyzing stagnation??? Tune in next week!
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