I dont remember it it was probably boring as hell
We talked with our homeroom teacher. We wore some stripes. Or only some of us. One guy of each class carried the bulgarian flag outside. There was a speech in the yard by the teachers and some students. That’s all i remember
Sorry culture barrier, I just realized. We call our “prom” here a “banquet” and also these “proms” as I’ve said above, aren’t hosted at the school grounds.
When they announced prom king and queen, it was done like this: people volunteer first to be a part of the competition, eligible to win, and then i forgot who voted
One guy won prom king
Then when it was time for prom queen they gathered all the girl contestants in the middle, wrapped the prom queen stripe around them all and said "you’re all the winners! You’re all queens! 
"
And neither do you have to do the american style of asking anybody out
i think you said this one
Yeah we did not even given a flip, LMAO
Its so funny
it really is
American proms are probably hosted at their schools coz their schools are gigantic and age of drinking is 21. Everywhere else probably has much smaller schools so more adequate to go out in some place and drink and dance there
…you’re making me feel so bad 
(not serious)
my high school afaik hadn’t and probably will not host prom at school
someone once told me the world was going to roll me
We’re about to have guests and i hate that so much. Married couple with children. I knew the mother when i was like 5-6. Im gonna have to fake and socialise. I haaaaate family guests at the home so much. Whey they have to come to my home
Spot the introvert (challenge: easy)
our proms typicalyl aren’t hosted at the school, though they can be
(The answer is me, I also hate guests over if they’re not part of my family)
I assumed silviu knew what he was talking about when he said it. Big mistake
Youbie so my perception of props have been distorted intensely by watching too many american movies. So feel free to talk how a prom 
is hosted