dead silence
when nothing is making any noise. dead silence can be scary or akword so i recomend screaming at the top of your lungs, farting, saying a joke, or dancing in times like these.
dead silence=
paul “…”
steve “…”
jerry “…”
tucker “…” (tucker starts dancing)
steve “holy sh-t, look at tucker dance, what a crack head.”
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