Heartfelt Flash Mobs - Ends 17th December

[Smurfed-]

http://Habbox.com/text/94/Heartfelt+Flash%20Mobs

The other day I went to see Nativity 3, it wasn't the best, but it certainly wasn't the worst. I won't say too much but basically they had to enter a flash mob competition to win a trip to New York. For those who haven't seen it, I will stop there. One thing I've always wanted to experience is a flashmob. That sounds odd, but I think it would be awesome! I was watching a video the other day where someone proposed to their partner through a flashmob on the London underground. This got me thinking about when I would use a flashmob to tell someone something.

For this competition come up with your own flashmob as a way of saying something special. Where would you do it? What song would you use? What would be the occasion?

May the best idea win!

Prize: 5 credits + 15 rep

[Sureall]

Although I'm shocking at dancing so didn't take part, my teachers and the senior students (7 of us including me) had to do a flash mob at the end of year charity event to say thank you for the students as that year we had raised the highest amount for charity. was cute but yeah I can't dance

[pigeongirl]

So you're sitting on the train. It's another boring day heading to work. The people around you are straight faced, emotionless. It's just a regular day in Sydney. Nothing to suggest anything out of the ordinary. Suddenly a familiar beat starts echoing through the carriage... You've heard it before, you don't know where. The people on the train remain expressionless as you get this uncontrollable desire to dance. The thump of the bass get's louder and louder until you can't take it any longer. As the drop approaches you look at the old man opposite you, and he slowly lifts his head and looks you directly in the eyes and whispers

"eat sleep rave repeat".

People pile onto the streets in the thousands, the beat taking over your souls, you rave in central station like no one had ever raved before. You don't know what happened next but three days later you're still dancing.

True story.