
That's right, ladies and gents, the long-awaited Moose Party Post! In case you are unfamiliar with the joy that is Moose, it's a highly genteel game involving quarters, an ice cube tray, and beer. Oh, and faux antlers. Michael and Tim will demonstrate:
This very posh event was held to celebrate Zanna's long-awaited opening night. Everyone who was anyone was there. By that we mean the bloggers, a few select
friends, and a Nalgene flask full of rum. The evening started off calmly enough, just your usual chatting and drinking, until a game of Moose was announced! About half of the partygoers leapt to the table to participate. We had some Moose novices, but they learned quickly, and soon things were underway. Once the new kids understood the rules of the game, we accelerated the evening with a round of Speed Moose! Oddly enough, as the competition wore on, the percentage of quarters landing in the tray decreased in direct proportion to the amount of alcohol drunk. Weird. The game was brought to a screeching halt as Denise committed the ultimate party foul: landing a quarter directly in Kurtis' drink. The game of Moose does not utilize a penalty box: instead, Denise had to sit in the traditional Naughty Cart.

After Denise's penalty time was up, we created stylish headgear,
built a fort, and redecorated the apartment.
We also learned why inebriated people should not be allowed to have Sharpies. Shhh. Our secret. Not so secret is the glorious Moose Song: if Michael ever records it (hint hint) we'll have a top 40 hit on our hands. A sample of the lyrics: There was a great big moose (repeat after me!) Who liked to drink a lot of juice (Keep repeating!) Singin' way-oh, way-oh, (You know the drill!) Way-oh way-oh way-oh way-oh.
The evening wound up with some Whataburger drive-thru role playing: someone had to teach Tim the proper way to order a honey butter chicken biscuit. Luckily Michael and Kurtis were up to the job.
No Bosnians were injured in the writing of this blog. In fact, no Bosnians came to the Moose party at all.












