I suppose prom went well enough, it was an entertaining night with a good speaker/host dude, decent food and great company. What else do you want me to say?

Oh yeah, I've certainly made some realisations on this night.
Firstly, some girls shouldn't ever wear makeup because they don't know how to. Makeup is like paint with low opacity, the more you slap on, the thicker it gets; layers make it opaque. The more opaque the cover is, the less natural luminescence shows, which means you end up looking dead.

Secondly, looking good is one thing, but looking like a whore is another, yeah of course you can't deny that some of the girls looked pretty hot but sorry, wrong occasion.

Thirdly, clubbing, I can say for certain now, is the most pointless waste of time ever invented by man. I don't think the first two need much elaboration, but the third, I've been puzzled for the longest time as to why people do it. I'd go for band gigs and concerts any day over this "party" shit, clearly people are not there for the music because it usually sucks ass (hip hop anyone?), they're either there for the drink, or to "dance" - which apparently equals repeating a set of brainless movements 2 million times over to lousy beats just for the sake of doing so. Where does even it begin to get fun? I can understand dance as an art form or medium for personal expression (and it's amazing, those that can do it right) but that doesn't come across during a lame jumping romp with arms flailing everywhere. If having the whole world within sight do the same as you just so you feel like you belong is your idea of fun, that's fine and dandy. So what is it? A celebration of life? Well from the kinds of songs I heard, I'm not too certain. In all frankness it is all just an innocent extension of the sex industry, or if you like something more subtle (depending on which is less insulting to you), the clearest public display of human decadence. If you'd like to challenge me to that I'm open to all views, but now that I've seen and experienced it for myself, it'll be hard to convince me otherwise.