The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 507

Cheez Whiz, just to address your question directed toward me from a page ago... well, I'm a VERY outgoing person in general, so no, I wouldn't have a problem flirting with him. Heh.

Regarding awkwardness with R-rated movies: I don't really have a problem watching that kind of stuff with my mom, but I still feel that way with my dad. I'm much closer to my father than my mother, but it's still a bit... weird feeling.

Argh, I emailed the Chatterbox video site a few days ago asking a couple of questions regarding their videos and they emailed me back barely answering one of them! Does anyone here know if the price they specify on their site includes S&H? I'm still unsure as to if I'm going to purchase them, but I'd just like to know. Thanks!

I bite my tongue and choke when talking to anyone. :)
I must imagine that it'd be hard.

Thanks so much, Em! You would think that they'd answer my question regarding S&H that I specifically asked. Do you know if it's $5 for each video you order or a $5 flat fee?

Aw, cute. I assume he at least flirts back to some extent, which is cool. I hate meeting celebrities (well, I've only really met athletes, heh) that just stand there and act cold.

I tend to get too nervous around guys to flirt.

I have to go, my parents want to use the computer to play games. I'll be back later tonight.

Language was the least of my mom's worries with Rent.

My feet are purple. I guess I should put on socks.

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Well she was annoyed about the soundtrack before she saw the show. I'm sure she definitely didn't like Mark's "mucho masturbation comment, and the motions he did with the camera as he said it...the entire Contact song, and lots of other things, lol. We walked out and I was like "That was great! Didn't you think it was great?" And she just gives me this look and said "I didn't like a lot of the things they did [or said, can't remember"

Oy, catch-up time.

Wickedrentq, you'll be happy to know that I saw DRS and absolutely loved it - I haven't laughed that much since Avenue Q. I think I might see it again in a couple of months - it would be interesting to see how the new cast members approach those roles and I'd like to see it when Norbert's performing (although his understudy was excellent).


Aww, all this talk of ghetto high school experiences makes me nostalgic for middle school. *revels in the sarcasm*. In addition to the usual run-of-the-mill bullying, of which I was a major target (I had the class behavior problem threaten to spray a can of deodorant in my face and try to trip me as I was walking down the stairs, and that was just the tip of the iceberg), there were regular fistfights in the cafeteria, schoolyard brawls that ended in participants being sent to the hospital, as well as one incident the year after I graduated that brings new meaning to the phrase "going down the staircase," if ya know what I mean. It's no wonder my parents had my little brother apply to a magnet school in another borough. Even there, they had bomb threats, beefs with kids from a nearby high school, and the disturbed classmate who threatened my brother with a swiss army knife.

Ah, parents and awkward scenes. I'll never forget the time I was watching this TV show called "Popular" a few years back and my mom walked into my room just as a sex scene was starting. She was all, "no wonder you closed the door when you put the TV on!" and I felt really embarrassed. These days, I'm more comfortable watching risque material while my mom is around (when we saw Avenue Q together, she laughed even louder than I did during The Internet Is For Porn), but that might just be a function of my being older. The one thing my mom still gets flustered about and tries to "protect" my brother and I from is foul language - whenever my dad watches The Sopranos, she yells at him to turn down the volume because she doesn't want us to hear it. Which is pretty ludicrous, since all of those bad words she doesn't want us to hear are words we hear Dad say all the time.

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Finally....i can actually go on BWW! i was working ALL DAY on this stupid report on PAPER AIRPLANES! ugghh...you have to get all scientific and write this HUGE proffesional research report and then do a powerpoint presentation with your group and it is due tomorrow....but i finished thank GOD!

Anways...I could not imagine flirting with Adam...i hardly can even talk when i see him! but then again, i'm not a natural flirter either..

My mom didn't mind the words in RENT. I mean she didn't really like in tango when they said "****ing wierd" and "like your dead girlfriend" [don't ask why...i have no idea, she just thought it was mean i guess lol.] But after she saw the movie she could care less, it was more before she saw it.

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Cheyenne ... I'm impressed with your self discipline. There's almost always something I could be doing that is productive instead of being here . But I'm ok with that. :)

"Well we wanted As from Santa for Christmas and he FAILED".


Haha. That's great. Sounds like something I would say, if I knew the person well enough.

Regarding the parents: Usually movies aren't such a big deal for me and my mom as far as content, but when we saw Rent for my 16th birthday (almost a year ago already!), the "Contact" scene was a little awkward for me to have my mother sitting there.

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hah, Mel!

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