For the last time, stop ... "feeling BADLY"- Page 3

[Mythus]

Posted: 8/22/07 at 12:24am

Oh, of course it was, PalJoey. I didn't mean for their to be any confusion.

[SonofMammaMiaSam]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 7:19am

"I felt really badly for her."

The response that Mario Lopez gave in a press statement about Miss Teen South Carolina's answer during the Miss Teen USA Pageant.

[PalJoey]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 11:46am

It's cute when Mario does it.

[erikaamato]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 11:58am

That song from MY FAIR LADY really bothers me because it is ITSELF grammatically incorrect! She "should be taken out and hung????" "HUNG???????????????" It's "HANGED," dammit! I know it's for the rhyme scheme, but the song is specifically about using proper English, for God's sake! AAAAAARGH.

[PalJoey]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 12:14pm

Maybe Alan Jay Lerner thought it was cute when Rex Harrison did it.

It would be cute if Mario Lopez did it...

[erikaamato]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 12:17pm

LOL! True, true...

[StageManager2]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 12:24pm

True dat, erika. Another thing about MY FAIR LADY that bugs me is during "An Ordinary Man" when Higgins repeatedly says "than to ever let a woman in my life." It should be "than ever to..." I know it hurts the music otherwise, but still.

[erikaamato]

Posted: 8/28/07 at 12:29pm

Well, if we're going to get picayune about "My Fair Lady," in the script, Eliza and Higgins have an exchange where she says, "Colonel Pickering treats a flower girl as if she was a Duchess," and Higgins replies in kind, "And I treat a Duchess as if she was a flower girl." "Was?" "WAS?????????????????" It's "were," thank you very much. :-P