A party
house police report:
We had to
take the smoke alarm off the roof anyway, because it kept going off, so we
figured we might as well use it as an ashtray. We were fairly certain it would
never work again, but we were equally certain smoke alarms were cheap, so we
could just replace it eventually. We put out every kind of smoke-able thing
with it, until it was mainly a mess of burnt plastic something the shape of a
normal ashtray.
That said,
using the fire extinguishers to spin people on swivel chairs in a game we
called “Human Battle Tops” was not our most sagacious decision. But who
actually ends up using fire extinguishers for fires. And there’s no law against
spraying them at people while consuming alcohol. I’ll admit, there’s the small
print on the bottom of the canister that reads “do not operate while
intoxicated,” but that’s what gave us the idea.
Filling
squirt guns with 151 proof rum was inevitable. How else can one play “boozer-soaker
splash party.” And the warning about the “flame stopper” on the caps might as
well have said “child lock.” No thanks.
When
someone plays “The Roof is On Fire” over the boom box how can anyone resist
lifting their lighter up and swaying side to side, especially if standing rigid
straight is tricky anyway?
So you see officer, that house
fire is hardly our fault. Now about that insurance…