What bway song would you like at your funeral — Page 3
#52
Posted: 8/3/09 at 9:55pm
"Oh god, I could maybe deceive people into thinking my AGE is 22, but not the last 2 digits of my birth year! I'm not Arthur Laurents, ya know."
Okay, then what's the 22 mean? Oh, and if Arthur Laurents is 93, he was born in about 1916, not 1922.
Oh, and Drunk Chita Rivera, you might be happy to know that I am younger than you--I'm going into 8th grade. Yay, homework!
Okay, then what's the 22 mean? Oh, and if Arthur Laurents is 93, he was born in about 1916, not 1922.
Oh, and Drunk Chita Rivera, you might be happy to know that I am younger than you--I'm going into 8th grade. Yay, homework!
#53
Posted: 8/3/09 at 9:57pm
Ahh. So many youngins!!!!
#54
Posted: 8/3/09 at 9:57pm
This thread is making me feel very old, and I'm turning all of 26 in two weeks.
You all could be in my class.
You all could be in my class.
#55
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:10pm
"This thread is making me feel very old, and I'm turning all of 26 in two weeks.
You all could be in my class."
Aw, don't feel old. At least you're old enough to be able to go to NYC by yourself (although it may be expensive) without making it a big family vacation seeing Disney shows. Although when my family went to NYC we saw... well, just read my signature to see what shows I've seen on Broadway.
Oh, and about "You all could be in my class", I hope not. No offense if you're a teacher, but my two worst teachers ever were 25 and 27. Yes, they got that off-topic that I know their ages. And the then-27-year-old's birthday because we celebrated hers because it was pi-day (3/14, like 3.14) so she brought pie for us. Only about 2/3 of the class liked pie. She really only brought it for herself.
You all could be in my class."
Aw, don't feel old. At least you're old enough to be able to go to NYC by yourself (although it may be expensive) without making it a big family vacation seeing Disney shows. Although when my family went to NYC we saw... well, just read my signature to see what shows I've seen on Broadway.
Oh, and about "You all could be in my class", I hope not. No offense if you're a teacher, but my two worst teachers ever were 25 and 27. Yes, they got that off-topic that I know their ages. And the then-27-year-old's birthday because we celebrated hers because it was pi-day (3/14, like 3.14) so she brought pie for us. Only about 2/3 of the class liked pie. She really only brought it for herself.
#56
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:14pm
I go into the city by my self every day. I'm so glad I don't have to go on a big family vacation to get on a bus.
Yeah, staying on topic just didn't work for this thread.
Yeah, staying on topic just didn't work for this thread.
#57
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:15pm
I always liked the thought of having somebody sing No Bad News from the Wiz.
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#58
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:18pm
How does a 14 year old afford to go into the city every day?
#59
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:23pm
I'm turning 25 in 3 weeks and I'm feeling older and older the more posts I read.
When this thread becomes 5 pages long, I'm sure I'll be about 50, at the least.
When this thread becomes 5 pages long, I'm sure I'll be about 50, at the least.
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#60
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:29pm
ljay
DrunkChitaRivera could possibly live in one of the other NYC boroughs and have easy access to Manhattan. I say this having no clue of transportation costs, so please excuse me if I come off to be rather dumb.
DrunkChitaRivera could possibly live in one of the other NYC boroughs and have easy access to Manhattan. I say this having no clue of transportation costs, so please excuse me if I come off to be rather dumb.
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#61
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:39pm
I'd want a bunch of Hello Dolly songs: Put On Your Sunday Clothes, Before the Parade Passes By, and then finish with...So Long Dearie.
Hope the last one will bring a smile to the crowd....and yes, there will be a crowd.
Hope the last one will bring a smile to the crowd....and yes, there will be a crowd.
#62
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:40pm
Always wanted Cabaret played at my funeral.
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#63
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:41pm
Response to: DrunkChitaRivera could possibly live in one of the other NYC boroughs and have easy access to Manhattan. I say this having no clue of transportation costs, so please excuse me if I come off to be rather dumb.
I do the same. I live just out of the city and go all the time. Hop on a train! =]
I do the same. I live just out of the city and go all the time. Hop on a train! =]
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Updated On: 8/3/09 at 10:41 PM
#64
Posted: 8/3/09 at 10:56pm
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#65
Posted: 8/3/09 at 11:22pm
A Man is Dead, from Curtains.
I'm kidding...sort of.
I'm kidding...sort of.
#66
Posted: 8/3/09 at 11:27pm
edelweiss.. enough said
#67
Posted: 8/3/09 at 11:58pm
Reply to: A Man is Dead, from Curtains.
I'm kidding...sort of.
That's not even funny as a joke.
I'm kidding...sort of.
That's not even funny as a joke.
"It'a all about Popular!"
#68
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:02am
Umm, I'm 23 and this thread makes ME feel old. Reminds me of the day my students told me that they were too young to know what PULP FICTION was.
And yes, it'd have been nice to stay on topic.
And yes, it'd have been nice to stay on topic.
"Some people can thrive and bloom living life in a living room, that's perfect for some people of one hundred and five. But I at least gotta try, when I think of all the sights that I gotta see, all the places I gotta play, all the things that I gotta be at"
#69
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:13am
I'm 23, and nothing was more shocking (for me) than being told that I was old for having seen "The Little Mermaid" in the movie theatre.
And, on topic, I want "What I Did For Love" followed by "Over the Rainbow"
And, on topic, I want "What I Did For Love" followed by "Over the Rainbow"
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#70
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:29am
haha, husk! The Little Mermaid is the first movie I remember seeing in the movie theater. (I'm 23, too.)
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#71
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:33am
I'm surprised nobody has said "Light" from N2N - I think it would be heartbreaking at a funeral, but poignant.
#72
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:33am
^ I only barely remember going. I know I saw it, I remember the credits...that's about it.
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#73
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:36am
Husk! We have the same funeral song
"Some people can thrive and bloom living life in a living room, that's perfect for some people of one hundred and five. But I at least gotta try, when I think of all the sights that I gotta see, all the places I gotta play, all the things that I gotta be at"
#74
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:42am
ray-
It's cause we're the same person.
It's cause we're the same person.
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#75
Posted: 8/4/09 at 12:46am
I thought the Curtains song was quite clever. I think if the deceased had a good sense of humor, it would be quite appropriate.
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