When Was Broadwayworld's Golden Age? — Page 3

While not the golden age (since those days have been addressed), there are things I miss.

I miss the great nemesis duos, like Namo vs. Rath.

I miss papalovesmambo just getting a wild hair and doing whatever he could to get suspended for a while.

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I was going to mention Rath. I used to love those fights!

Was Dolly really Liam? If so, it was his greatest accomplishment. Liam was a much more fully developed character than this one-dimensional Channing-obsessd troll.

Going WAY back into the vaults.... The thread about Seany and his girlfriend visiting Splash Bar.

And who could forget NewYorkUnique passing out flyers in the Marilyn Monroe outfit in Times Square as Dame walked past and whispered 'sweet hussys' in her ear?

Speaking of Dame... remember when Dame and Iris Chacon pretended they didn't know each other and took up entire threads getting to know each other?

And... Ambush Puppet Makeovers, anyone?

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Wasn't BeerGoogles the one that announced poor Brenden's demise?

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He also got real freaked out when I called him a "wanker."

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Perhaps the first time a sock fell for a sock.

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Yes, indeedy, Beergoggles was the one who was most affected by the sudden demise of Brendan Stryker. He was the one who received the word via telephone no less by a friend of Brendan's. StageMgr is correct that Beergoogles was completely taken by Brendan. I spoke privately with BG and he was broken. That was a terrible thing to do to someone.

Zola was the name that kept escaping me, his year-end wrap ups were classic.

Phantom2 was another mysterious BWW soul who is still among us to some degree.

And, yes, who can forget Mr. Rask.

Updated On: 12/8/12 at 03:45 PM