The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, Part 13 — Page 27

I think they need to disinfect the theater! Either that, or figure out a good temperature to keep the place. First act I froze, second act I was sweating. That's probably why so many people have been sick.

Of course. It's the official Adam Pascal Clause- how could you hold a grudge when you know you'd react the same way?

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Just for the record, he was totally looking over my shoulder as I was texting you that I was sorry. We were talking, and then someone else needed his attention for a second. It was that weird moment where you don't know if you're supposed to wait or just wander off, so I pulled out the old "see? I'm busy! PHONE!" defense-against-awkward mechanism... but then it was quiet and he was looking right at me. Oops.

I meant to ask him how the album was coming or something, but save for the compliments, everything I meant to say flew right out of my head.

Wait, Jenna, he made fun of you? I don't think I've heard this story!

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From everything I can tell, Adam is quite a warm person, but he does have a very intimidating aura too.

I found this picture on the American Primitive site "about the film" page. Maybe it's been up there all along, but I don't remember it.

Really? I feel like I've told it a bunch of times on here. Maybe I just left out the embarassing parts. Ok..long story short.

I'm sitting around waiting because I had ordered my tickets over the phone and didn't know where to pick them up. I had seen Larry walk out the main set of doors and go down this flight of stairs, so I was kinda watching to see if they would come up. I was on the phone with my best friend and Adam walked up the stairs. The friend I was with was all "that's not him." And these other girls literally jumped on him and started flashing cameras. So I (being extremely shy) go over and asked for a quick picture. My camera won't work and starts taking these short videos. He told me that "it'd be a boring movie" and to go fix my camera and he'd get to me. By the time the girls had finished their pictures and left, he came up to me and my friend, started making small talk about where we'd come from and if it was our first time seeing the show. I just sort of stood there nodding like an idiot and stuttering. I just kept saying "I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Adam." Then he kinda pulled me into him and said "Oh, I didn't know we were on a first name basis already." I think he saw how mortified I looked and laughed "no, sweetheart, im kidding. Hope you guys like the show". He said a quick goodbye, and I literally ran out of the auditorium lobby. I immediately called my mom and she asked me if I was on speed.

Ok..so not so short.

Heh, LuckyStar! You said you take the train into New Haven right? I do, too. Once on the way home from an Adam concert, it was like 3 am, and a lesbian kept trying to hit on me.

Updated On: 8/21/07 at 02:26 PM

lol, Jenna, that's so cute. I made the jump from "hey you" to "Adam" over several years, but if the "hey you" stage had never been, I don't think I would have been able to call him "Mr. Pascal."

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Updated On: 8/21/07 at 02:35 PM

That's a cute story, Jenna. It reminds me of a stagedoor story posted elsewhere. Two fans were stuck up against the barricade, so spoke with Adam several times as he made the rounds. His last time around one of them asked if he had "just gotten a new tattoo," and he replied "Hmm, not within the five minutes since I saw you last."

Addressing them as Messrs. Pascal and Rapp on the main page made me laugh for some reason. I mean I know that's the correct way to do it, but it just struck me as funny

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Updated On: 8/21/07 at 02:44 PM

I like that story, Jenna. I can totally commiserate about technology failing just when it's most needed - my camera always screws up whenever I'm trying to get a picture with someone.

Somehow I always felt reasonably normal with calling Adam by his first name - formality just never seemed to suit. Raul, though - only recently have we made the jump from "Mr. Esparza."

Hah, don't worry about being coherent. I just reread some of the posts I made the past few days while heavily medicated.

LuckyStar- don't laugh! I will take you up on that if there's ever something in the city. I hate the Union Station parking garage at night just about more than anything on the planet.

and laughed "no, sweetheart, im kidding. Hope you guys like the show".

Yeah, I would....well, die. hehe

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when was this?

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