#7351
Posted: 10/14/05 at 5:51pm
*bakes cake for Cookie*
You coming by after work?
You coming by after work?
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#7355
Posted: 10/14/05 at 6:20pm
i'll send one of cows ove to pooch sit he'll look charming against your pink walls =0
ok poll time who REALLY HATES THERE LOW PAYING BS INDUSING JOB raise your hand
ok poll time who REALLY HATES THERE LOW PAYING BS INDUSING JOB raise your hand
Attend the tale of Bovine Boy
His party threads we all enjoy
But does he have Mad Cow Disease?
He doesn't eat beef - but cows skating? - oh please!!!
With cocoa!?!
And lemonade!?!
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#7356
Posted: 10/14/05 at 10:09pm
Cookie, just in case you're around tonight. I DO have hot water.
But, tonight also makes two months and the boy is coming by after work...we're popping some wine, although I'm sure he wouldn't mind if you joined us...
But, tonight also makes two months and the boy is coming by after work...we're popping some wine, although I'm sure he wouldn't mind if you joined us...
#7357
Posted: 10/15/05 at 1:04am
So, Mr. Singer. Ya got something against dancing skeletons, pirates, a giant lemon????? LOL!!
I think Joe Brooks was sitting in front of me. I have to go search out his picture and check. There were two guys, both taking notes and the one I think was Brooks kept leaning over to the other guy, making gestures at certain points during songs and sometimes dialogue, and the other guy kept nodding to him. Whenever the audience was hysterically laughing, he would look over towards the loudest laughers and smile and nod his head. There was also a young woman sitting with them, and she would look over at him to check his reaction to the audience response. At the curtain call, he was whoo whoing and clapping manically.
Edit: Not that I really needed to, but I found a pic of Brooks at Playbill.com and it was most definitely him.
I think Joe Brooks was sitting in front of me. I have to go search out his picture and check. There were two guys, both taking notes and the one I think was Brooks kept leaning over to the other guy, making gestures at certain points during songs and sometimes dialogue, and the other guy kept nodding to him. Whenever the audience was hysterically laughing, he would look over towards the loudest laughers and smile and nod his head. There was also a young woman sitting with them, and she would look over at him to check his reaction to the audience response. At the curtain call, he was whoo whoing and clapping manically.
Edit: Not that I really needed to, but I found a pic of Brooks at Playbill.com and it was most definitely him.
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
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Puppies are babies in fur coats.
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#7358
Posted: 10/15/05 at 9:35am
I'm sorry you had to sit by him, that would have ruined my uncomfortably laughing type of enjoyment!
But, come on, did you count how many times they said, "In my life" in the title song? I think I lost count after 586.
But, come on, did you count how many times they said, "In my life" in the title song? I think I lost count after 586.
#7359
Posted: 10/15/05 at 9:41am
In the title song, don't they just repeat the phrase OVER and OVER again?
#7360
Posted: 10/15/05 at 9:44am
Yes. They actually start AND end same sentences with it. In fact, it's my new favorite thing to do.
In my life, thanks for posting on my thread, MEF, in my life!
God, I could write Oscar-winning lyrics!
In my life, thanks for posting on my thread, MEF, in my life!
God, I could write Oscar-winning lyrics!
#7361
Posted: 10/15/05 at 9:49am
In my life. You're welcome. In my life.
#7362
Posted: 10/15/05 at 9:52am
Thank you, MEF, Thank you.
Actually, I abhor/love this show so much that I'm seeing it again tonight.
The BF wanted to go and I told him he'd have to come up with the tickets. He did. I think everyone should experience the best lyrics ever to grace a Broadway stage.
Actually, I abhor/love this show so much that I'm seeing it again tonight.
The BF wanted to go and I told him he'd have to come up with the tickets. He did. I think everyone should experience the best lyrics ever to grace a Broadway stage.
#7364
Posted: 10/15/05 at 9:59am
I'm thrilled, plus I have to scout it out as they're considering the Elphapug to replace the little girl. He's been working on his vocals.
#7365
Posted: 10/15/05 at 10:04am
E-Pug would be a wonderful replacement. Can he pass for Puerto Rican?
#7366
Posted: 10/15/05 at 10:05am
No, he's Asian, but that's in keeping with the casting of the show.
#7368
Posted: 10/15/05 at 10:09am
Ok. I'm not one to hate colorblind casting, but seriously. The mother is Latina. Hanke is the whitest boy this side of Nazi Germany. The girl is some sort of nebulously ethnic sprite. The understudy for the little girl is...black.
This wouldn't be a problem if you were doing a sort of "everyman" show but that's not what it is.
This wouldn't be a problem if you were doing a sort of "everyman" show but that's not what it is.
#7369
Posted: 10/15/05 at 10:16am
I totally agree. Hanke is about as convincing a Latino as Anthony Hopkins was as a black man in The Human Stain. It's not like there aren't any talented Latino actors out there. The mind boggles.
#7370
Posted: 10/15/05 at 10:20am
Well, but see, that's why I'm so confused.
Is he necessarily supposed to be Latino? I mean, I don't understand why you'd find a white man as the best person for your role, you'd think about who you were casting as his sister and mother.
Beyond bizarre. But it's oddly in keeping with the tone of the piece.
Is he necessarily supposed to be Latino? I mean, I don't understand why you'd find a white man as the best person for your role, you'd think about who you were casting as his sister and mother.
Beyond bizarre. But it's oddly in keeping with the tone of the piece.
#7371
Posted: 10/15/05 at 3:08pm
I'm needing a Pug-Pic today. Any pics to post of E-pug?
Where are we going, and why am I in this handbasket?
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#7372
Posted: 10/16/05 at 12:59am
Did you read The Times article?? We missed out on seeing an adult baby carriage!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Would've loved to have seen what went on with that!
The woman sitting with him, must've been his 26 year old fiance. He's 67!! EWWW!!
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/16/theater/newsandfeatures/16gree.html?8dpc&oref=login
The woman sitting with him, must've been his 26 year old fiance. He's 67!! EWWW!!
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/16/theater/newsandfeatures/16gree.html?8dpc&oref=login
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
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#7373
Posted: 10/16/05 at 1:03am
lol whats funny is what happens if for some f-ed up reason this show turns out to be HUGE hit just cus of everyone telling others
"YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS MESS"
"YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS MESS"
Attend the tale of Bovine Boy
His party threads we all enjoy
But does he have Mad Cow Disease?
He doesn't eat beef - but cows skating? - oh please!!!
With cocoa!?!
And lemonade!?!
The heifer-mad poster of Broadway
(World)
#7375
Posted: 10/16/05 at 9:57am
Cookie, cookie, cookie. Read the article I linked to!
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
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