Welcome, Anthony Rapp! (part two)- Page 107

[guitargeek0624]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 3:47pm

I guess the hills are alive with the sound of Adam's voice, huh?

[CanadianSnowbird]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:10pm

They took the Toronto dates off the site the last time I checked.

[IsolatingAge]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:33pm

Ha! Spork. Entertainment Weekly (aka my boyfriends bible) gave "Without You" a B. I think thats good. Yay! Im almost done, and its amazing.

[CanadianSnowbird]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:35pm

I've never seen a real life spork. I've never even heard of sporks until I googled Adam *cries*.

[xM3L24x]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:37pm

You've never heard of sporks before? We used to have them when I was younger in school.

[RachLaura]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:40pm

spork (n)- trademark for a plastic eating utensil that has both tines and a bowl like a spoon

Is that what you guys are talking about?

[Mandi Moo]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:49pm

Sarah, I should yoink some sporks from school and send them to you.

[RachLaura]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:54pm

They're the best for mac & cheese.

[CanadianSnowbird]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 4:57pm

I have to travel to the states just for sporks. We've got spoons and forks here, no morphed offspring.
Mandi, it'd make me so happy. It would make people wonder why I'm getting utensils sent in the mail.

[Wanderingchild5]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 5:32pm

Haha Mandi, Adam is like on a journey around the world with those backrounds! Lol

[RENThead414]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 5:39pm

I found the most amazing spork I have ever seen in my life in London; it was GREEN! NEON GREEN! A NEON GREEN SPORK! Well...it was much cooler in person...heh...

side note: I just finished "Without You," and...wow. Wow is the only word I have right now. Wow.

[Wanderingchild5]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 5:40pm

You can buy plastic sporks at Walgreens! yay

Updated On: 2/3/06 at 05:40 PM

[CanadianSnowbird]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 5:44pm

*sniff* No Walgreens, no sporks.

Now I miss my vacations to Florida, I remember Walgreens.

[xoxRogue]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:04pm

Sporks are amazing.

I just woke up from a nap (which I hate. Not the nap itself). I always get confused on what day it is. I always think it's the next day. I have a little panic attack and then I realize it's only a couple hours later. -_-

[caitiesus1522]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:07pm

I haven't actually seen a spork in quite a while...like 4th grade.

[RachLaura]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:09pm

Rogue I know EXACTLY what you mean. The best feeling though is waking up early on a weekend by accident and then you're looking at the clock like ughhh I have to go to school soon! But then you realize you don't have to. That's one of the best things in the world.

[xoxRogue]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:19pm

Rach, when you realize that you don't have to get it, it's just a wave of relief. It's a great feeling.

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:41pm

Hey you guys. I was wondering if 'Mamma Mia' is a good show because it's coming to Nebraska and I want to know if it worth spending $190 on.

[CanadianSnowbird]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:45pm

I loved Mamma Mia. Try getting the music first just to see if you like it.

[Fantabulous428]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:51pm

I don't know if this was posted earlier.

http://community.livejournal.com/rent/1788961.html#cutid1

For those who can't make it out:

This “Memoir of Love, Loss and the Musical Rent” definitely demands an avid interest in the 1996 rock opera. But Rapp’s book is no roar-of-the-crowd, smell-of-the-greasepaint scrapbook; it’s a sprawling, tear-streaked life story and unabashedly sentimental ode to his mother (she died of adrenal cancer in 1997). Rapp’s personal and professional lives were like warped mirror images: As Rent went from workshop to Tony-winning theatrical sensation (Rapp played cynical filmmaker Mark), the actor watched his mother waste away. “I wanted desperately, selfishly, to be there…for her final moments. To live that dramatic deathbed scene from so many movies,” he writes. His prose can be clunky and overwrought, but his voice is unpretentious and unfailingly honest. A rare (and refreshing) occurrence in a showbiz memoir.

And they gave the book a B.

Updated On: 2/3/06 at 06:51 PM

[RENThead414]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 7:07pm

"Unfailingly honest" is definately a good description.

[RachLaura]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 7:53pm

I JUST GOT IT!!! I really wasn't expecting my book store to carry it but low and behold they did. I'm going to wait for my family to go to sleep though because my brother has 2 friends over and I kind of want to have peace and quiet while I'm reading. 3 third grade boys = not very quiet. I can' wait!

[opiv]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 8:21pm

I got it too!

Back to reading...

[AbbaRabbit]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 9:15pm

holy crap.
i tried to buy david searching on dvd at borders (someone barrowed my vhs two years ago and never gave it back grrrr...)
so anyway i ask the guy (maybe 18 or 19) to look it up and i can see him try to hide a laugh/smile and he says sorry we're all out, but we do have some other PORN ON THE SHELVES!

IT'S LISTED AS AN ADULT VIDEO! O_O
not mature audiences, or rated r, ADULT VIDEO.

al i could think was GREAT! now thay think i'm a pervert!

Updated On: 2/3/06 at 09:15 PM

[RENThead414]

Posted: 2/3/06 at 9:16pm

That's really odd. I mean...I guess some parts were kind of sexual, but really compared to some movies I've seen it wasn't that bad at all.