Tveit replacement news? — Page 2

Yeah, no. I'll continue to abuse foster until he grows the **** up and stops bashing n2n in every thread. especally since he never has anything constructive to say its all just "oh the show is oging ot fail, i hope the show closes, the show should close, its a failure"

Foster, we all know you have a serious mental disease and that you didn't like how n2n portrayed mental illness, but GET OVER IT. just because the show wasn't true for you doesn't mean it's isn't based in truth. mental illness affects different people differently.

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You're a sweetheart, ZONEY.

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That's adorable. How you've never met me, yet you think you know me. It's very, very cute. I am just *so very* charmed.

*blush*

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This argument is so stupid. I have nothing against either one of you. But Foster, you clearly say things to rile up the N2N fans. And Zone, you go way overboard with your comebacks.

"There's nothing wrong with Gabe having a t-shirt on. When the understudy went on at Arena, he wore a t-shirt."

I saw Timothy Young on as Gabe twice at Arena; neither time was he wearing a t-shirt.

Updated On: 6/4/09 at 03:35 PM

"I saw Timothy Young on as Gabe twice at Arena; neither time was he wearing a t-shirt"

Oops, someone told me he did. I guess they were wrong.

Updated On: 6/4/09 at 03:38 PM

Heaven forbid some poor unsuspecting audience has to see the body of someone not deemed as perfect. That would be grounds for a refund, I think. Maybe even a lawsuit.

Thanks for the info ya'll. Kyle - I mean that guy - should be a good replacement.
Looking forward to seeing him in July.

On another note, I hope all ya'll feel wonderful shirtless no matter what size you are.
Honestly, I had no idea this would turn into a thread about shirtless boys in N2N.
I didn't even know that yet - thanks spoiling it - lol.

Calvin: lol, well I didn't know there was any shirtlessness in the show but I guess I should have known that something more would come of the simple question.
I find it interesting though. I like knowing that there are people out there with creative minds and differing opinions willing to share them; albeit not always in the nicest of fashions, but nonetheless, willing and open to share.