I'll prob just wear a T-shirt, but I think it's wrong to criticize those who want to get into it. I mean, I recently went to a Sound of Music sing-along, and they had a costume contest and we all sang along and had props and it was loads of fun!
I agree no one should be singing along(I prob will unconsciously be mouthing along)
But on mooing...umm...gee Em, who do you know that said they probably will moo along? ::moves eyes around and whistles innocently:: Well, I mean, I do see your point...what if I do it quietly(as opposed to in the theatre when I'm like the loudest one) so as to not interfere with others enjoyment of the movie but satisfy my own childish urge? And umm, if you're next to me, I'll...look the other way or something?
Well, hopefully I'll take my squealing down. I think I'll be totally bouncing and squealing in my seat before the movie starts but more calm and quiet and tearful when the movie starts to not miss anything. Then go back to bouncing and squealing nonstop after. Maybe I'll be soo effected I'll be crying the whole movie and my moos would just sound like tears so I won't.
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