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Silly silly broadway reference that happened in real life

Okay I went to Melbourne Pride on Sunday with a friend and it was being held in Treasury Gardens.

My friends name was George. So yes it was Sunday in the Park with George.

I told you it was silly but it hit me half way through the day and I think I frigthened George with the silly giggling I was doing just at the damn idea.
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re: Silly silly broadway reference that happened in real life

cruel? That makes no sense......how is that like a theater reference?
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re: Silly silly broadway reference that happened in real life

Ahhh, but you see, the question is when does Cruel EVER make sense? re: Silly silly broadway reference that happened in real life
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re: Silly silly broadway reference that happened in real life

I am beyond hope. I just feel like a CHP officer directing traffic often when driving by his posts - "move on folks, nothing to see here"

You never cease to make me laugh.

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