The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 475

That's what I figured. As much as I like Stroman's work, they probably needed a film director.

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That's annoying. What's the point of bothering? The trailers look identical, so I figured I'd save my $11.

*mails you some chocolate*

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Updated On: 1/2/06 at 04:49 PM

I saw it last night ... it entertained me for the 2 1/2 hours, but that's about all I could say. It was really strange though, because I had never jumped on the Producers bandwagon, so I was unfamiliar with the storyline and music (other than the most obvious stuff) ... It was very odd sitting through a musical and not knowing all the words! I don't think that's ever happened to me before.

aaaargh, silly eBay.

Seems like a lot of us still aren't Chloe.

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I refuse to read CB. There's no point in trying to explain calculus to monkeys, is there?

I think it's a good show, but I've no desire to see it again. There was nothing about it that really 'got' me. I was just entertained.

Will Ferrel was the one sparkly thing about the film. I'm a fan now. I didn't care much about Franz when I saw the tour, but he's the funniest character in the movie and it's all thanks to Ferrel.

*hugs Chloe*

Will Ferrel was great. I agree. And the german pigeon Adolph had me laughing for a very long time.

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Did you stay until the end of the credits?

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I didn't! We left half way through. Afterwards, I heard about the ong and wished I'd stayed.

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Very nice, nia.

I missed the Datalounge comment, where was that?

*hugs nia and Chloe*

Aagh, calculus. I think that my final grades for this semester will be posted tomorrow, and I know that calculus is going to torpedo my GPA. My only consolation is that I'm far from the only one to do horribly in that class (the average grade on the final exam was below 60, for crying out loud!)

In happier news, my mom just told me that we're going into Manhattan on Wednesday and getting tickets for a matinee from the TKTS booth

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argh, my parents just called me downstairs, and my mom chewed me out for not eating and not being social. I told her that I don't eat for a few hours when I first wake up, so then I end up eating "breakfast" around two, since I sleep so late recently. She says she's afraid I'm not eating enough, which is true, and demanding to know what I've eaten in the past few days, but she doesn't need to yell at me for it. She's afraid that this is what I do all the time, but usually, I'm ALWAYS hungry.

Then she says she hasn't heard me say but fifteen words in five days. I'm not sure what she wants from me? Should I just go sit in her prescence so she can know I'm around? I haven't anything to say, other than "oh, I saw ___ on tv this morning."

Later, nia.

May I join the hugging?

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Updated On: 1/2/06 at 05:48 PM

Going to NYC for the sole purpose of seeing shows is my new hobby. Much better than birdwatching or something.

BillboardGirl, do you know what you want to see?

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I am thinking I might spend a month of this summer at my parent's beach house in NJ ... that way I can just take NJ transit in for an afternoon or evening. And if I live at the beach, I have a feeling people will want to come visit. I'm not above trading an afternoon on the beach for an evening at the theater ... :)