Broadway Legend Joined: 5/7/04
*shrugs* Neither do I. I made it up as i went along.
Wow, your good! *claps and gives a standing O* Is it my turn again?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/7/04
I really do have to get to bed... can you save it, Galindified? Raincheck?
I've got to turn in, honey. But tomorrow night, eh? Bye, guys!
G'night to everyone then! Come back tomorrow night for my story!
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/7/04
Ok, we're all going to bed so I won't miss anything. Night all! Same place tommorrow?
I'll make a new thread.
Alright night
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/7/04
Ok. I'll be lookin' for a campfire thread tommorrow. This one is closed.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/14/03
Haha
Good times were had on those boards my friend, good times
~VelmaKelly
If in Heaven you don't excel, you can always party down in hell...
I still despise Wontorek. I remember he came on this board and started badmouthing us...after we badmouthed him EVEN WORSE! HA!
Ahhhh, yes. Back when Finding Namo was known as Namocam.
It was also easy as pie to be several different posters without getting caught. Certain people would use this to gang up and "win" an argument. They still do it here--but not as easily.
broadwayworld.com is LIGHTYEARS cooler than that board was.
Amen!
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/4/04
How did I miss this thread? I probably thought it was just for ex-bway.com posters. Anyway, thanks for the bump; it was a fun read.
bumpity bump bump
sum, were you 14 when you started posting on broadway.com?!?
are you the liam of broadway.com? will our little liam turn out to be a literate genius like you?
I believe that a horse and a certain BLONDE led to the demise.
Oh that was many years ago...I doubt if anyone would know.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
First off, what an entertaining and well-written history of a very special set of circumstances and group of people. Nice work, Sum. I guess the old line about Broadway.com (and the 1960s), "If you remember it, you weren't really there!" doesn't ring true.
JRB, the moniker was "namohcam," it was all about the reading backwards.
And, at the very end, didn't Paul Wontorek take off his mask and reveal he was just Mr. Jennings from the bank? I recall him shaking his fist as they led him away, saying, "I would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids and that darn dog!"
namo, tell the story about how you came up with your current name again.
I wrote the basics Namo (I thought he spelled namohcam incorrectly). The actual story is far to long, detailed and hilarious that if you weren't there you don't deserve to know the whole thing. I left out so many details, but it's hard for a pitiful poster wot's got wanderin' wits
Wontorek is just an attention seeking nobody who wrote a review about Bernadette Peters once.
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