Funny things to do in a public bathroom?
Talk to yourself, in complete sentences, sing accupello, talk to your genitals like you would coo to a baby, snort jingle bells, say "I will miss you" after you flush. Drink a shot(s) of espresso and let your mouth go as fast as your brain. Have fun!
Crazy things to do in public?
HAHAHA! me and my friends do that all the time! -go to toysrus and buy a bunch of random things and ask a worker to help you find a weird toy and tell him your early -christmas shopping -make friends with a man in the cashier line -ride on the tricycles -put on a hannah montana wig and hold a concert in the icecream shop -draw faces on your stomach -randomly start arguing in front of people but in "chinese" or "italian" -skip down the sidewalk singing "it's raining men" with umbrellas -go behind someone and tap on their shoulder. when they turn around look away then look back at them and ask them why they're staring at you. -ride a mechanical pony and scream "WEEEEEEEEEEEE!" the whole time -when the loudspeaker comes on scream "SHUT UP YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME!" -keep telling people your imaginary friend thinks they're fat -walk up to some random person and ask "so how are the wife and kids?" and if they kid you a weird look say, "OMG HOW DID YOU FOUND OUT?!" -buy a bunch of bouncy balls to throw down the aisle and scream "GO PIKACHU GOOOOOO!!" -tell a sales helper that there has been on accident in aisle 7 -go in a store and ask a lot of questions about one product. In the middle of the explanation, walk out. -buy one jelly bean at the candy store and ask them to weight it for you. -go shopping cart racing! -run up to an employee (preferably a male) in a store and whisper really loudly while squeezing your legs together and say, "i need a tampon!" -when someone walks into the automatic doors pull your hands up and pretend to be forcing the doors apart (making noises like WOOOOSSHHH make it even better!) this is a really funny website for crazy things to do in walmart/public: http://forum.ebaumsworld.com/archive/index.php/t-31393.html haha, have fun!
Dress up in fun costumes! This is me, in a public pool, in a mermaid costume. I got some funny looks, sure, but far more people were genuinely interested in what it is like to swim in a mermaid tailTake the opportunity on any holiday or major event to go all out:This is a pic of me during the Gay Pride parade last year, I’m the one in pink that’s dancing (and having tons of fun!) with the stilt-angels. Compare that experience with all those normally dressed people behind the fence. Who do you think is having a better time?You’ll enjoy life more if you let your freak flag fly!I share these experiences with you to make an important point: I dress up in outrageous costumes all the time, and I have loads of fun doing it! Are there people at those events that disapprove? Sure! But all they do is stare at you for a moment, as soon as you make eye contact they look away.What I get a lot more of is people that are thrilled and supportive. I’ve met new friends when curious people struck up conversations with me. I’ve had plenty of people tell me my colorful way of being brightened up their day. I’ve had so many wonderful experiences by letting my freak flag fly, I highly recommend it.
Once upon a time, long, long ago in 1971 B.C. (Before Children), when my husband and I had been married only a couple years, we discovered that we were really “Bear and Girl” (our version of Moose and Squirrel). This revelation came as my husband, newly discharged from the Army to become a student on the GI bill, not only started growing back the beard he had lost while in the military but also began wanting to sleep in during the dark Midwestern early winter mornings. Obviously he must be a bear because he was getting furry and trying to hibernate! My story arises against this perfectly rational background fact.Long before the TSA was so much as a gleam in a governmental eye, and seldom was heard the “security” word, airline passengers were met at the gate in the passenger lounge upon deplaning. I had gone on a weeklong family visit while my husband attended classes. Upon deplaning at the O’Hare airport on my return, I immediately realized that the person covered in a full size bear costume surrounded by several stewardesses must be my husband. (The women were awaiting my reaction, having bet on whether I would be willing to admit I knew him. I recall the first words out of my mouth being, “Oh, Bear!”) He escorted me through the terminal in costume, drawing lots of attention from the many who assumed this was some sort of publicity stunt. We returned to our apartment parking spot in downtown Chicago and went for a walk down Michigan Ave, enjoying the amused faces of the other pedestrians. The best reaction came from a long-haired hippie-type guy, who calmly raised his hand and said, “Hi, Bear.”Nowadays, of course, we’d probably be arrested for who-knows-what, if not shot by some idiot.
What would be some fun, socially unacceptable things to do in public?
Depending on where you live… Watch a blank TV, cheer when your team scores. Ask a stranger for money. Get into elevator and stand facing backward, talk to people in elevator like you know them, push close door button. Stand too close to someone when talking to them, after eating onions or drinking coffee. Go to restaurant, pay with pennies. Eat with your hands in a restaurant. Wear clothes backwards, guys could wear girls garments, wear shoes on wrong feet, don't shower, girls shave legs in public bathroom, or brush your teeth in public bathroom, use bathroom with stall door open. farting, picking your nose, scratching body parts, same sex holding hands cutting in line at bank take groceries from other peoples shopping carts saying hello, genuine manners go to coffee shop and sit down with random people and talk to them about your health or sex life or do this in an office, act like you belong there and you know the people stand while eating in a restaurant, or eat on floor, or under the table. Pretend to be crazy, order food at a restaurant for you and your imaginary friend, talk to your friend, ask waitress for doggy bag for food your imaginary did not finish eating. walk around the mall with an open umbrella wear a sombrero have a picnic in the middle of the classroom Hug a stranger. Go to the beach in your winter clothes, play beach volley ball with an imaginary volley ball. Wear a wedding dress to someone else’s wedding.
Any advice on going out in public in Cosplay?
Okie Dokie then.... I am planning to do a Jack Frost (Rise of the Guardians) Cosplay at some point in the near future, and then doing a whole bunch of random fun stuff in cosplay... I was wondering about going out in public as Jack Frost, and how that might turn out... has anyone got any advice on cosplaying in public (No negativity please...) I'm not the kind of person who's usually shy and I'm usually quite 'unusual' in the way I dress, so weird looks are not a problem. I will not be going to a place where people I know will be, but I will be taking a friend. What should I do if I am recognized by someone? or if I receive a negative comment/ name calling? Any advice is appreciated........ (:3 I know I'm not being very specific.) Also, I had the idea of raising money for a charity of some kind (Probably a Children's charity) while in cosplay. How do you think that would turn out??? Thankyou <3 :3 ;)