#276
Posted: 2/18/07 at 6:53pm
What? Are you somehow implying that Michael Cerveris and Donna Muprhy won't be wearing fishtails and heelying their way around the stage?! 
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#277
Posted: 2/18/07 at 6:56pm
No, but I can imply that they should be. I mean, if ever there were a musical worthy of those talents...
I also really like the use of "no duh."
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I also really like the use of "no duh."
Updated On: 2/18/07 at 06:56 PM
#278
Posted: 2/18/07 at 7:43pm
This is a very funny thread, and its got me me new 2 least favorite posters!!
#279
Posted: 2/19/07 at 12:15am
ok lizzy and aladdin we know you r the same person...the jig is up. go do a disney show at some theater camp and be off with you, beofre some drops a house on you too!
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#280
Posted: 2/19/07 at 1:40am
the fact that this person has an Aladdin user icon should've given their sentiments up right away.
#281
Posted: 2/19/07 at 10:29am
LOL you guys are so pathetic, we are completely different people. Ya know I am an aspriring stand-up comedian and you are just giving me so much great material! "both appreciate Disney - MUST BE THE SAME PERSON!!!" haha this is the funniest thing I have read in a while - thanks for making my day. I must leave - reality and the demands of a normal social life are calling. But I will be back if I have a writer's block = )
#282
Posted: 2/19/07 at 10:33am
no...lizzy you made my day with your comments
#283
Posted: 2/19/07 at 12:02pm
legally blonde needs a nom, it was excellent.
#284
Posted: 2/19/07 at 12:07pm
Yeah Lizzy, talking about disney musicals on a broadway message board makes for excellent stand up material.
#285
Posted: 2/19/07 at 12:08pm
THAT'S standup comedy material? eesh.
"And no, I'm not addicted to crack (unless you count showtunes as 'crack' and then clearly, I am a lost cause)." - Donna Lynne Champlin
#286
Posted: 2/19/07 at 2:43pm
efff you lizzy you piss me off. gio back to 7th grade.
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#287
Posted: 2/19/07 at 2:52pm
Hahahahahaha that's all I'm saying because 1.) By trying to argue you are only putting yourself down to her level and 2.) You act tough and mature yet you can't spell words like before and go; not to mention bad use of phrasing like your, "beofre some drops a house on you too!"....it's someone. I don't think she needs to go back to 7th grade, I think you do so that you can work on your grammar a bit. 
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#288
Posted: 2/19/07 at 5:15pm
as if this whole argument is about grammar. (and YOU complain about this post being off-topic.)
"And no, I'm not addicted to crack (unless you count showtunes as 'crack' and then clearly, I am a lost cause)." - Donna Lynne Champlin
#289
Posted: 2/19/07 at 5:18pm
Aladdin, just so you know, it's spelled grammar.
I am a firm believer in serendipity- all the random pieces coming together in one wonderful moment, when suddenly you see what their purpose was all along.
#290
Posted: 2/19/07 at 5:19pm
Hahahaha well I never said that I didn't need to work on my grammar.
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#291
Posted: 2/19/07 at 5:22pm
Yes well I am not the only one who helped contribute to getting this thread off-topic. 
Updated On: 2/19/07 at 05:22 PM
#292
Posted: 2/19/07 at 6:01pm
i love this thread! We should have like a board full of lizzya9's comments
#293
Posted: 2/19/07 at 6:17pm
^If we had that there would be no more intelligent shows people would go see. Everyone would be seeing Mary Poppins unfortunately.
#294
Posted: 2/20/07 at 10:48am
Donna Marie Asbury in Cinderella 2007
Susan B. Anthony in Seussical
Donna Lynne Champlin in " I'm da bomb giggity"
Sarah Uriarte Berry in Mary Poppins
Telly Leung in Rags to Riches
and of course
Lala Robbins in " Everything and then some"
Susan B. Anthony in Seussical
Donna Lynne Champlin in " I'm da bomb giggity"
Sarah Uriarte Berry in Mary Poppins
Telly Leung in Rags to Riches
and of course
Lala Robbins in " Everything and then some"
#295
Posted: 2/20/07 at 8:32pm
hahahahaha... what??
"And no, I'm not addicted to crack (unless you count showtunes as 'crack' and then clearly, I am a lost cause)." - Donna Lynne Champlin
#296
Posted: 2/20/07 at 9:53pm
"It doesn't always lead to suicide..most of the time people get help for it...if you've known anyone who slits their wrists you would know it's to realieve pain"
Oh how teen-angsty! It reminds me so much of high school in the mid-80s, when Morrissey was SO COOL.
Um, actually the person I knew who slit their wrists did so to kill themselves and they succeeded. Grow up. You can relieve pain with Advil or Tylenol or a heating pad or breathing/exercise or many other ways that do not potentially lead to death. What you are saying is nothing more than a "cool" way to get attention and brush it off with a lame justification for injuring oneself. You know, if you cut off your head, you'll probably relieve some pain as well. You'll be DEAD, but you won't be in any pain.
Why not promote something useful rather than propogate some ignorant adolescent attention-seeking harmful blather and trying to pass it off as some sort of superior nugget of elitsit knowledge?
It's not funny. It's not cute. You could have just apologized and that would have been fine, but don't try to pass it off as a common remedy.
Oh yeah, and if you can't be sensitive to the fact that most people equate the act of slitting their wrists with suicide, then either you need to get out more, or you seriously need to reevaluate your interpersonal skills.
I'm just sayin'...
Oh how teen-angsty! It reminds me so much of high school in the mid-80s, when Morrissey was SO COOL.
Um, actually the person I knew who slit their wrists did so to kill themselves and they succeeded. Grow up. You can relieve pain with Advil or Tylenol or a heating pad or breathing/exercise or many other ways that do not potentially lead to death. What you are saying is nothing more than a "cool" way to get attention and brush it off with a lame justification for injuring oneself. You know, if you cut off your head, you'll probably relieve some pain as well. You'll be DEAD, but you won't be in any pain.
Why not promote something useful rather than propogate some ignorant adolescent attention-seeking harmful blather and trying to pass it off as some sort of superior nugget of elitsit knowledge?
It's not funny. It's not cute. You could have just apologized and that would have been fine, but don't try to pass it off as a common remedy.
Oh yeah, and if you can't be sensitive to the fact that most people equate the act of slitting their wrists with suicide, then either you need to get out more, or you seriously need to reevaluate your interpersonal skills.
I'm just sayin'...
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#297
Posted: 2/20/07 at 10:08pm
Mister Matt, we have already discussed what I said and I did apologize in case you were to busy by typing this post to not notice the "Well then I'm sorry.."..sorry about your loss..I never said I was trying to be cute by it and after I typed it I knew I would get critisized for it because only my friends know the inside joke behind it so again I am sorry..it was stupid on my part knowing no one would get it and that they would all preach out about how its wrong to make a joke like that so again sorry..
#298
Posted: 2/20/07 at 10:39pm
1. "Well then I'm sorry..." is a pretty flippant "apology."
2. You and your friends have inside jokes about slitting your wrists? 'Cause that's not morbid or disturbing in any way.
3. So you know, it wasn't only what you said. It was that you continued to defend it (your remarks, cutting). You were getting up on a soapbox just as much as the people who argued against you, whom you criticize.
2. You and your friends have inside jokes about slitting your wrists? 'Cause that's not morbid or disturbing in any way.
3. So you know, it wasn't only what you said. It was that you continued to defend it (your remarks, cutting). You were getting up on a soapbox just as much as the people who argued against you, whom you criticize.
"And no, I'm not addicted to crack (unless you count showtunes as 'crack' and then clearly, I am a lost cause)." - Donna Lynne Champlin
#299
Posted: 2/20/07 at 10:46pm
"1. "Well then I'm sorry..." is a pretty flippant "apology."
2. You and your friends have inside jokes about slitting your wrists? 'Cause that's not morbid or disturbing in any way.
3. So you know, it wasn't only what you said. It was that you continued to defend it (your remarks, cutting). You were getting up on a soapbox just as much as the people who argued against you, whom you criticize. "
1.) Typing seems arogant sometimes, but it wasn't meant to be
2.) Exactly again you wouldn't understand anything about it
3.) Ok got it not going to do it again...there now that's put aside this whole thing can be forgotten because it's just sad if someone won't drop it, it was a stupid remark that everyone is just going to have to continue their lives from it
2. You and your friends have inside jokes about slitting your wrists? 'Cause that's not morbid or disturbing in any way.
3. So you know, it wasn't only what you said. It was that you continued to defend it (your remarks, cutting). You were getting up on a soapbox just as much as the people who argued against you, whom you criticize. "
1.) Typing seems arogant sometimes, but it wasn't meant to be
2.) Exactly again you wouldn't understand anything about it
3.) Ok got it not going to do it again...there now that's put aside this whole thing can be forgotten because it's just sad if someone won't drop it, it was a stupid remark that everyone is just going to have to continue their lives from it
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#300
Posted: 2/21/07 at 11:11am
MISTER Matt...i am sorry...i am so so sorry...
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