posted 05-18-2006 10:01 PM               

alot of threads were made today that took up alot of space on the general discussion board. they were short. next time, lets all consider putting them in HERE! that is why this thread was created...to eliminate a messy board.

end rant.
i love you all

edit: maybe that was just another one of my complusions kicking in...

posted 05-19-2006 03:31 AM            

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Originally posted by helenbooktrip:
i know it might have been a typo, but sodelirious....its HELEN, not HELLEN.

im sorry, it just that people have been spelling my name wrong FOREVER! there's been HELIN, HELLAN, HELLEN, HELLIN, HELAN...it ridiculous!!

anyway, hope you had a good sleep

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posted 05-19-2006 08:59 PM            

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Originally posted by NessawiththeRose:
hahahahahahhaaaa try living your life named Jaunel...people NEVER ever get that one right

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posted 05-20-2006 09:30 AM               

Words cannot begin...

So so SO dire.

It was such a gorgeous play, so tragic and sad and interesting, and they just played it for laughs. It was a mess. Something potentially moving and dramatic would happen and then some Pitch-fork Wielding Plebian would mince on and say "I've never seen the like" and then mince off again. Dire.

Oh, and for some bizzare reason, Joseph Marcell was in it - he was very very good, one of the strongest of the cast - but it was still Jospeh Marcell, as in, Joseph-Marcell-"Cannon to the left of them! Cannon to the right of them!"-Geoffrey-the-Butler-from-The-Fresh-Prince-of-Bel-Air.

And THEN, after the (what should have been) heartbreaking death scene, everybody comes on and does a frigging jig.

At which point i stormed out.

I'm still in shock.

Me and my friend were screaming at eachother to do something when they all started doing the hoakey coakey. Horrific.

All that said we were still stupid enough to get tickets for a Midnight production of Titus Andronicus, LOVE that play, it's like Eliziabethan S&M. I'll just stick to A Midsummer Night's Dream in the future, *sigh*, Oberon, *phwoar*, he can... no... better not mention 'love-juice'.

posted 05-20-2006 10:38 AM            

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Originally posted by Plant a Note:
That is a beautiful name. Does it hold any special meaning?

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yaya I love you...It has all four of my grandparents named in one (John,Jane,June, and Len is Nel backwards) and we get JAUNEL.

you seriously made my day even though Im sick

posted 05-20-2006 11:52 AM               

Me hotmail's buggered ain't it.

posted 05-20-2006 04:14 PM               

Watching Eurovision? I see... for some reason there's a gold suit and a red perm with an American accent presenting it... Why Greece got Will & Grace in to do it i do not know.

Not that any of you care but, for some reason, Finland won, with their anthem "Hard Rock Halleluja", their band was founded by the disused extras from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Lots of latex masks. Odd.

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posted 05-20-2006 06:31 PM               

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Originally posted by Acey:
Where is everyone tonight... afternoon...

Watching Eurovision? I see... for some reason there's a gold suit and a red perm with an American accent presenting it... Why Greece got Will & Grace in to do it i do not know.

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I can only speak for myself, I have been in a Greek restaurant, although this should not be taken as some sort of tacit support for Will and Grace. I believe Finland won with their death metal anthem, although I have no idea where Our Daz and his stonewash denim ended up.

Oh, and the jig thing they always do at the Globe, I think, when they're doing the plays 'straight' Renaissance style (if there is such a thing). I saw 'Hamlet' a while back, which had its moments (although I don't like Mark Rylance much, and he did look uncommonly like Rigsby in 'Rising Damp' in it). They performed what I believe was a 'danse macabre' at the end of the show, which had me a little mystified, and did seem a little pretentious, as well as looking much like a 'f*cking jig'. Oh, and I have had the pleasure of playing Oberon before; there used to be some photographs on the theatre's website, but they've overhauled it, so I can't put a link into it, so you'll just have to imagine it.

posted 05-20-2006 06:48 PM               

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Originally posted by King of Quox:
Oh, and I have had the pleasure of playing Oberon before...

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You seriously did not want to say that... *goes all Emma Woodhouse*

I quite like Eurovision really, it's just so funny that all these great cultures can go to such efforts to produce three minutes of anti-melodic piss, in a big hat.

posted 05-20-2006 06:51 PM               

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Originally posted by Acey:
You seriously did not want to say that... *goes all Emma Woodhouse*

I quite like Eurovision really, it's just so funny that all these great cultures can go to such efforts to produce three minutes of anti-melodic piss, in a big hat.

What are you rehearsing for currently Alex my man? Are you with a specific theatre company and touring and whatnot or are you doing some funky little fringe thing? Details details.

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posted 05-20-2006 07:00 PM               

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Originally posted by King of Quox:
I'm a bit relcutant to give all the details of my personal life away on this message board...

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Ha! Oh yeah, that did not occur to me. Am sloooooooooooooooow this evening... god, near morning...

My emailular is up the spout, but once it's come out of the bathroom and started talking to me again i shall send one your way. I warned him, if he's not going to pull his weight, he'll hear about, but he will sulk...

posted 05-20-2006 07:02 PM               

Seriously.

God, I'm typotastic this evening...

posted 05-20-2006 07:16 PM               

And damn' that Ben Jonson! He's always doing that. Volpone... that's mine that it. The whore.

And i know *of* certain musical adaptions of Midsummers, but i haven't dared allow myself to become intimate friends. As i've said, Oberon, singing about squirting his love juice on Titania's face; too much.

posted 05-20-2006 07:43 PM               

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Originally posted by King of Quox:
And I think we probably agree on how Puck should be. I certainly tried to play up the whole homoerotic dynamic between him and Oberon, much to the directors' chagrin! Oh, and yes, I got to sing as well in the show. Love-juice. Heh, heh, heh!

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A gay rattle-snake, that's so Pythonesque. Fab.

And seriously, DON'T get me started on (in)accurate interpretations of Robin Goodfellow, you'll never wish you'd bought it up. He's bisexual, in love with Oberon, schizophrenic and wants the Changling dead, he ain't this skippy, dancey sprite who has an inclination for botony. Urg, it's like saying Lear's a bit doddery.

(Adding: Piss. Look at the time. I must to bed, to bed, there's knocking at the gate, put on your night gown lest occassion calls us. Love that line. No idea why. Night! Gorgeous dreams.)

posted 05-20-2006 11:38 PM            

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Originally posted by Acey:
To those of you whom it may concern, i.e. personages who are owed electronic mails from me:

Me hotmail's buggered ain't it.

We apologise for incoviniences caused.

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Ooh thank goodness. I thought for a moment that you just didn't like me anymore, haha.

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Originally posted by Acey:
Where is everyone tonight... afternoon...

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posted 05-21-2006 03:49 AM            

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Originally posted by Plant a Note:
I went and got my hair done (highlights!)

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posted 05-21-2006 05:58 AM               

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Originally posted by PaN:
Ooh thank goodness. I thought for a moment that you just didn't like me anymore, haha.

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Lies, never. But for some bunked up reason i can recieve emails, but not - what's the opposition to recieve? De-cieve, no, don't be silly, that's lieing, anyway - send them. Weird. But you look all highlighted and pretty, as usual. Nyawwww. So pretty.

I have to write a play today about a Gnome, Alice in Wonderland and a Homocidal Snail. In a cafe. In Whitechapel. Woop.

(Understand that the play isn't set in a cafe in Whitechapel, that's where we're writing it, i expect that was actually quite obvious really.)

posted 05-21-2006 07:16 AM               

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Originally posted by Acey:
Lies, never. But for some bunked up reason i can recieve emails, but not - what's the opposition to recieve? De-cieve, no, don't be silly, that's lieing, anyway - send them. Weird. But you look all highlighted and pretty, as usual. Nyawwww. So pretty.

I have to write a play today about a Gnome, Alice in Wonderland and a Homocidal Snail. In a cafe. In Whitechapel. Woop.

(Understand that the play isn't set in a cafe in Whitechapel, that's where we're writing it, i expect that was actually quite obvious really.)

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posted 05-21-2006 10:04 AM            

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Originally posted by King of Quox:
Yes, a very gay rattlesnake, the way I play him... heh, heh!

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posted 05-21-2006 03:48 PM            

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Originally posted by missnikkaphon:
Pictures?

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It's not as noticeable in pictures... but I told my stylist to go "subtle, but noticeable." Well, she got the noticeable part right... if you look at it straight on, it's pretty un-subtle. Haha.

posted 05-21-2006 04:39 PM               

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Originally posted by King of Quox:
Did you really mean 'homocidal'? Has this snail got a vendetta against gay snails? Have fun writing; I'm sure it's better than the bilge I'm having to sit here typing for the best part of today! If you can receive e-mails, do you want me to forward you details of this play I'm doing?

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Ha! I seriously could not spell my way round a mulberrybush (...What!? Whatever). The play we ended up not writing due to one of 'the team' throwing a hissy fit about us not replying to his text messages and then refusing to come once i had - completely oblivious to all the drama - trapsed down to London to do it. Whatever.

And my email is now up and running fully again, hooray, so yes please, send me details, would be tres interested uber alles.

And also, i totally didn't see your post about me pretty much keeping you entertained whilst you drag yourself through typing 'bilge' until just now, which i apologise for, because i would have said that i shall be else where... sorry.

posted 05-21-2006 05:05 PM               

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Originally posted by Acey:
Ha! I seriously could not spell my way round a mulberrybush (...What!? Whatever). The play we ended up not writing due to one of 'the team' throwing a hissy fit about us not replying to his text messages and then refusing to come once i had - completely oblivious to all the drama - trapsed down to London to do it. Whatever.

And my email is now up and running fully again, hooray, so yes please, send me details, would be tres interested uber alles.

And also, i totally didn't see your post about me pretty much keeping you entertained whilst you drag yourself through typing 'bilge' until just now, which i apologise for, because i would have said that i shall be else where... sorry.

And PaN, you're just so gratuitously stunning.

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posted 05-21-2006 05:05 PM               

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Originally posted by Acey:

And PaN, you're just so gratuitously stunning.

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Agreed. A Natural Beauty. Peace.

posted 05-21-2006 05:17 PM               

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Originally posted by ELPHABA FRIEND:
Agreed. A Natural Beauty. Peace.

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posted 05-21-2006 07:44 PM            

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Originally posted by The Scarecrow:
Gorgeous PaN.
Twins? Yeah, I don't think so.
Your simply stunning.

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No definitely twins! And you still have better hair than me. So there

posted 05-21-2006 10:44 PM            

Random comment: you remind me ever so slightly of Clare Abshire from The Time Traveler's Wife. Read the book, if you haven't. It falls in the category of "good love story." You don't really seem to look like her, except for red hair, but you just seem like her...?? I don't know. Hee.