Fort Henry
a place where weird university students work in the summer, meet people they would otherwise never meet, have all kinds of drunken s-x, complain alot, and become the subjects of huge amounts of ridicule by a few cool people.
weird kid – “i loved working at fort henry this summer! being in the drums was awesome!”
cool guy – “i still don’t even know your name.”
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