The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 556

Good night, siamese.

I know exactly what you mean about the vicious cycle. If I go to bed late on Sunday night, my sleep pattern for the whole week is pretty much shot to hell - I'll wind up getting more tired each day yet I'll go to bed progressively later because I can't seem to fall asleep earlier than I did the night before. By the time Thursday rolls around, it ain't pretty.

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I just realized that I missed my one year anniversary on BWW.

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Thanks!

I just lost track of the date. It wasn't until I saw the thread about Idina on the main board that it occurred to me.

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https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.cfm?thread=882232&dt=011006032443

Everyone should read this for a good laugh.

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I'm heading downtown to that awesome second-hand book store in about an hour, on the look-out for The Destiny of Me and maybe some other plays. Any suggestions?

Heh, on New Year's Eve, my friends' mother dropped us off here, and came up to see my apartment. She wanted to see my Rent book, and I was telling her about The Normal Heart, which was on the shelf next to it. She was like, "You should get into theatre! It's clear that it's really your passion. I don't know many kids your age who go out and buy plays to read." I wanted to be like, "I do! I know a bunch of them!"

Bye, Emcee!

I was sitting in the locker room, and this new girl was sitting next to me on the bench listenting to her CD player.

Me: What are you listenting to?
Her: Oh, you've probably never heard of him.
Me: Try me.
Her: Adam Pascal?
Me: ZOMG!

And then we had a really long conversation about his awesomeness. It was great. I think I've found a new best friend.

"SD, don't be sorry! I definitely wanted to read about the show, but I guess I thought I was going to read these people's posts about THE SHOW, not about their projections of what angry Rentheads insist Daphne was thinking, you know?"

Oh, okay! I felt really bad last night because I thought that you felt I was trying to incite something on this thread. I would have liked to have heard about the actual music she played too, but considering that post was on a Rent LJ community, most people are going to ask about Rent above all else.

Allie, Death of a Salesman is fab! I read it last year and had the pleasure of seeing a local production of it this year. Absolutely amazing.

Edit: I don't know how many of you read the posts from last night, but here's the article I was looking for:

http://web.archive.org/web/20010418125933/www.outpatient.com/IssueOne/adam.html

I'm sure many of you have already seen it, but I was happy that I finally got to read it. Thanks for looking last night anyway, Em!

Updated On: 1/10/06 at 03:50 PM

That makes me happy, Mandi. Is she a broadway nut too? How did she end up with his CD?

And you know, we do love our newbies...

Is it weekend yet?

Mandi, that's so cool!

Ooh, that's a great article, siamese! I'm glad you found it. Lots of great Adam quotes (and it's nice to see an article from way back then and realize that he's just as refreshingly honest now), and I just loved this line from the article (heh, it figures that the bizarre Photoshop mention in the title would be an interesting one):

"Granted, the talk of easy drag-and-drop features is nothing more than mindless chatter to me at this point, but watching Pascal ease out of one conversation and into another makes me wonder how a casting director ever wondered about his ability to connect with people, eyes opened or closed."

"I mean, how many people actually own Model Prisoner?"

Heh, even though I know this was a rhetorical question, I immediately started searching for the Soundscan numbers someone sent me a month and a half ago.

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That article was fun. I like finding things from long ago. When I first was into Rent the Internet was not quite as wonderful as it is now...information was scarce and even seeing a small horrible quality picture was totally exciting. To think what it has become now ... :)

Ok, finally listened to tick, tick ... BOOM. It was amazing. Thanks, Allie.