Hi everybody I'm kinda nervous getting up in front of everyone but this is my new signature. Ummm You can see it right below this post here. (Digs toe in the ground) It's ummmm from Anyone Can Whistle ummm...I was listening to the Soundtrack....CAST RECORDING! I mean cast recording! and ummm well ummm Ithoughtitwasfunny (Runs back to seat quickly hiding beet red face)
(Now its your turn boys and girls and manly little fellows! Tell us more about your signature!) (Thanks for moving it Rob or Craig. I meant to post it off-topic but wasn't paying attention.
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as you can tell, my signature is a quote from old blood & guts himself. i'm going to be rotating a few of georgie's lesser known lines in and out as i see fit. we're at war. who better to quote?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/14/03
My signature is a quote from the very talented and hysterical Donna Lynne Champlin. It's a portion of a story she told about Hollywood Arms in the interview I conducted with her
If in Heaven you don't excel, you can always party down in hell...
My signature is Maureen's funeral message to Angel in RENT. It's a beautiful little message, don't you think?
My signature is my favorite quote from my favorite movie. Really not much else to say, is there? :)
Actually, Kitzarina, there is more to say. Your quote, although used in Moulin Rouge is actually from a song called "Nature Boy" written in 1948 by Eden Ahbez for the film The Boy With Green Hair. It was recorded by Nat King Cole and was a pretty big hit for him. So yes, it is a great quote, but let's give credit where it is due.:)
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Oscar Wilde's AN IDEAL HUSBAND
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/28/03
*looks down* My signature is a link to my site.
Very deep, I know.
I change my signature line about as frequently as I change my icon so, depending on when this read, it may or may not make sense. The current line about dangerous baboons is a line from The Omen. In a scene where Damien and his mother go to a drive thru zoo, baboons start attcaking the car. The guided tous cassette playing in teh car warns them as they enter the primate area to....
Stand-by Joined: 12/28/03
Mine's from Funny Girl....then i put the part about how i hope not cos one day i want people to stop caring so much about looks, so that i don't have to spend like half an hour every morning on my face and still never look the way i want. that would be heaven.
haha That was cute son_of_a_gunn
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OK, well mine is an oldie, but goodie. I have no idea who originally said it, but I love what it stands for: Powerful/talented women. It represents that for a very long time (particularly during the days of Fred and Ginger) women were not only capable of doing what men could do, but they could do much more...they just weren't always recognized for going above and beyond; it was just expected of them.
Mines one of the most important things to me right now....Its from the musical HAIR and its about getting rid of war/hate and knowing theres always hope.
Plus I'm doing the show in a week for local theatre so I'm stoked about that
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
Two of my sites.
Mine explains itself....
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
Mine means that Sondra Lee rocks. She really does.
I did know that Sueleen, but I first heard the quote in Moulin Rouge. Sorry if I made myself sound ignorant--I can be pretty good at doing that sometimes :)
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"Eddie Varley is way narley!
Mine is a tribute to EV. It represents only a portion of the many responses to his thread-of-worship that sum smug son-of-a-woman felt went on too long and so changed the title of the respose thread to erase them.
My signature lies in your darkest imagination, heh, heh, heh.
my signature is one of the things i say at my horrible job every day.
Har De har Har, Suleen! I was just changing it to make for a tidy post. Humph!
Anyway, mine are the first lines of the verse for Roger Edens' song SALOME from MGM's film of Cole Porter's DuBARRY WAS A LADY, sung by the fabulouso Virginia O'Brian.
My previous long-lived signature ("not so clozz boyzz! etc.) was spoken by the world's most irresisible woman and spy, Mata Machree (Lyda Roberti) in the film MILLION DOLLAR LEGS (1932).
"Do You Hear the People Sing?" from Les Miserables!
New one, its modified from a story I found. I felt I needed it there to remind me to control my tongue with certain posters at whom I was getting irritated. I think we all could use it in our signatures sometimes.
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