This is what I mean. The kids just stood around most of the evening. 
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That's EXACTLY what a prom is about. It's not "Footlose".
You do have a way with telling a story, I love your recap of the nights events. I didn't go to the prom either (homecoming, but not prom), and enjoyed living vicariously through you.
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