Didn't they turn out well? I cut his neck hole a little bit too big, but it worked out well enough in the end. The glud didn't hold the sides, so they were just open which actually worked out better because it allowed for some ventilation and movement. The party that we went to sucked though, and I'm going to (go figure) blame technology!!! Everything was going well until they turned on the fog machine. Fog machines are great inventions in and of themselves because they make foggy, cool atmospheres. However, it seems that when fog (which is basically smoke) combines with a smoke detector, chaos insues. And because of the combination of fog machine and smoke detector, twenty minutes into the party, the fire alarms started going off. Now, if they could have just turned off the alarm because there was clearly not a fire, things would have been fine. But, being a fraternity, that was not an option. Instead we had to evacuate the house (and it was really cold outside...I sat in the truck and wrote on the fogged up windows, much to Jonathan's chagrin), the fire department had to come out, search the entire house, and then turn off the alarm before we were allowed to go back inside. This was all ridiculous on its own. But then they sent 2 police cars, a ladder truck, a regular truck, and an abulance. And it had to be explained that it was just a silly mistake with a fog machine gone awry. It was just nuts. Completely pistachios.
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