Prom-Planning Tips
Prom season is just around the corner. Here are some tips to help make your prom night unforgettable:
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Prom-Planning Tips
- The prom is a magical experience, a chance to do such grown-up things as get all dressed up, drink nine Smirnoff Ices, vomit in a limo, and pass out in Mom's azalea bushes.
- The theme is one of the most important elements of a prom. Choose carefully between "Tropical Paradise" and "Stepping Out In Style."
- Do not attempt to finger-bang your date until a slow song comes on.
- Prom night is one of the most memorable nights of your life, so don't ruin it by neglecting to wax. No guy wants to go down on a gorilla salad.
- Don't forget the corsage! Fresh flowers are necessary to mask the smell of sweat and foot odor in your school's dank, poorly ventilated gym.
- Try to plan ahead, so you are not more than two or three months pregnant for your prom.
- Next to a bridesmaid dress, a prom dress is the most important dress you will ever wear.
- Achieve local celebrity and serve as a valuable cautionary tale by drinking too much at the post-prom party, plowing your Trans Am head-on into another car, and killing yourself, your date, and four kids from St. Vitus.
- Impress your date with corsages for both wrists, plus a third to strap to her forehead.
- If you were not asked to prom, you can still have fun by putting on a dress, buying a taco-salad party platter from the local Pic-N-Save, and dancing in your bedroom as a portable radio plays the latest Top 40 hits.
- Don't feel pressure to have sex just because it's prom night. Stopping at a tongue up the ass is perfectly acceptable.
- This will be the biggest night of your life if you happen to die in the next few weeks.
