The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part ten- Page 140

Posted: 7/10/06 at 12:15am

I hope that was some sort of a compliment!

Logically speaking (as always), though, I'm just going to not entertain the idea that he might have another one somewhere.

And earrings just don't fit with those dress shirts. I guess he's chosen an middle-aged look that is rather... cohesive.

[Chloe]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 12:29am

Of course it's a compliment

Middle-aged? I would put it more as a less casual look, but you're right, the earrings don't go with those shirts as well as they do with wifebeaters.

I was considering this picture for my av, but it didn't look as good small. No piercing then, I guess.

Posted: 7/10/06 at 12:34am

Comparatively speaking, my dear Chloe!

Maybe he got the earrings and tattoo as part of his gearing up for the hard rawk Adam Pascal Band. I hear their one riff was pretty nifty. (only about three of you will get this "joke," I know)

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 12:42am

Heeeee, I miss the Days of the Black Wifebeaters.

[Chloe]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 12:56am

I never got to see one in person. There was somebody complaining on YT that he was still wearing a wifebeater when he was over 30. I never realized they had an age limit.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:02am

Well, if they're complaining, they clearly have never seen him in one.

It was like 100 degrees, and he was all sweaty...

.... and I loved it.

[Chloe]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:08am

Which show was that, Em?

[orangeskittles]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:10am

hee

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:11am

Aiiiiiida. D

hehe, I just took a bunch of painkillers for my cramps. Now I'm all silly!!

Anyway. He was like "I'm sorry, I'm all sweaty!" I didn't say anything, but in my head, I was like "dude. I don't care!!"

ETA -- hee, skittles! YAY beer.

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Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:16am

One of many he had that night, I assume.

Sorry to hear you have cramps, Emcee, but how strong were those painkillers?! Advil and the like shouldn't make you loopy!

[Chloe]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:17am

Ah, at the stage door. Here's to more stage door encounters some time soon.

You're cute when you're silly, Em, but feel better soon. And we could have guessed that your side of the conversation would be in your head.

[orangeskittles]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:18am

There is someone at my church on the prayer list and her name is Aida. But the minister is Welsh, so he says it "I-A-Da". I keep correcting him under my breath.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:19am

Motrin, but I've been on it for several days now.

Hehe! Adam seemed to assume I wouldn't mind either, as he apologized and then still proceeded to pose with me for a picture, sweaty arm on my shoulder and all.

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:19am

You should have just let it all out! I felt like such a freak for being the only one apparently actually speaking to the performers at the stagedoor. Everyone else was kind of mindlessly handing their playbills forward.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:22am

Well, it was many moons ago. Before I spoke more than like, a syllable to him at a time. But he probably would've been all "wtf?" if I said something like "No, Adam, PLEASE SWEAT ON ME! By the way, I like your shoes!"

... though, next time I see him, I'll be sure to do that. We'll make up for lost time.

I sound like such a freak. I should go to bed and spare you all my drug induced idiocy!

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Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:26am

Well, there is such a thing as a happy medium. We'll work on attaining it!

I should probably get to bed, too. It's been a long day.

[Chloe]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:26am

It's waaaay past my bedtime already, so I'm going to say good night. As I said before, I hope you get a chance to make up for lost time really soon.

[orangeskittles]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:32am

Lexi, I do the same thing and feel like such a loser for it sometimes. But I feel like it's rude to just shove a playbill at someone without saying something, especially if you HAVE something you would want to say to them.

Michelle Federer was signing at the Wicked stagedoor, head down, just moving down the lines and mindlessly signing playbills that were held out. When she got to me, I blurted out that I thought she looked gorgeous at the Tonys (which was odd, it wasn't something I planned on saying or anything, it just came out, but whatever). She looked up, gave me a huge smile and said "Thank you!" and sounded really sincere. Then when she passed by again to leave, she said bye to me and smiled again. There were like 30 people at the Wicked stagedoor, so at first, I was just confused as to why she responded to me, but not everyone else. Then I realized that she probably responded because I actually said something to her instead of just demanding and autograph and a picture.

I've said this so many times before, I know, but I'd rather be the oddball that talks to them than to just get an autograph and get out. If they really don't want to talk to you, they won't respond, but the actors I've spoken to have all been incredibly nice. Better to say something when you have the chance and be memorable than to fit into the faceless autograph seekers.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:34am

I like the word "oddball."

Posted: 7/10/06 at 1:36am

Goodnight, Chloe!

Exactly, skittles. Like you, I'd just feel very strange handing a playbill for someone to sign without saying anything whatsoever. Maybe most performers would prefer to just make their way through the autograph line, so to speak, than to make small talk with anyone, but I can't imagine that they like being treated like autograph-signing machines, either. A good percentage of people didn't even say thank you. Of course, true extreme shyness is another story. Updated On: 7/10/06 at 01:36 AM

[ElphieDefiesGravity]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 6:08pm

Although I often don't really have anything of any worth to say to actors, I always try to at least compliment them on their performances and thank them for signing. It seems pointless, otherwise.

[Chloe]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 6:36pm

I've never done the stage door thing. It didn't occur to me when I was younger (and if it had I probably would have felt too shy anyway), and now it would seem strange. I'm glad you all have fun doing it though.
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[She]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 6:52pm

Chloe - I know I shouldn't but... You said that picture you posted didn't look as good when turned into smaller avatar friendly size. I make avatars day in and day out and I couldn't help myself so I resized it. Anyway. Just to say that in my opinion it looked mad pretty in avatar size. :)

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Re: Autographs...

The only time I handed someone a notebook to sign me an autograph was to Mickey Mouse, Pluto, etc, when I went to Disney the first time. lol I was little and my mom was pushing me.. lol

Another time this guy who was in a local boy band practically stopped me and handed me his autograph without me asking OR even caring for it. That was pretty funny.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 6:53pm

Hehe, I used to love the autograph books at Disney World. I should've known....

[picturetaker9211]

Posted: 7/10/06 at 6:53pm

Last post before the site goes down...

I think it's nice for actors to get complimented. I mean, you just saw a show that they were in, you should at least mention it or something.