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[Cory Caboose]

Sounds p. american to me

[wish-tree]

 

 

omg wish did you write me a love song   

No. Don't use any wishful thinking. My heart is cold. As cold as inferior Fe.

 

Nor do I understand this apparent popular culture reference.

[wish-tree]

I have no idea what you are talking about. What? You think I have any experience with musical theater as a straight male?

 

You bet your bottom! Theater girls are cray cray!

 

Vince Fontaine in Grease

Stanley in Hello Dolly

Seymore in Little Shop of Horrors

Jester in Once Upon a Mattress

Big Deal in West Side Story

and chorus in a bunch of crap

 

ahhhhh :D

I love Little Shop!

I'm not a theater girl, though. :3 Had no time for rehearsals.

[Cory Caboose]

I have no theatre experience but I like to think of my entire laugh as tongue-in-cheek Ibsen drama but with a lot more sports gambling

[Cory Caboose]

 

 

 

omg wish did you write me a love song   

 

No. Don't use any wishful thinking. My heart is cold. As cold as inferior Fe.

Nor do I understand this apparent popular culture reference.

O.o

 

It's not easy to post gifs from phoan so consider me mildly heartbroken that one didn't connect

[Yates]

Nor do I understand this apparent popular culture reference.

That's from Les Mis the movie with Russel Crow as Javier. The quote earlier is also from Javier talking to Jean val Jean at the very beginning.

[Yates]

Javer! Javer! WTF?!!

[Kivam]

Mr. Mushnick in Little Shop. Also Schroeder in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. But i always liked doing straight plays better than musicals

 

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[Yates]

So anyway... I'm still going to focus on Lainey and Shad at some point during N1.

[Cory Caboose]

I prefer more orientation-ambiguous plays tbh

[WWWwombat]

I'm old school.  Macbeth and Hamlet.  Hamlet WOAT vig btw.

[Yates]

Mr. Mushnick in Little Shop.

Good fella.

 

He took me in gave me shelter

A bed, crust of bread and a job.

Treats me like dirt, calls me a slob,

Which I am...

[wish-tree]

 

Nor do I understand this apparent popular culture reference.

That's from Les Mis the movie with Russel Crow as Javier. The quote earlier is also from Javier talking to Jean val Jean at the very beginning.

 

Haha... I am terrible at remembering people's faces....

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I'm old school.  Macbeth and Hamlet.  Hamlet WOAT vig btw.

I'm an English major, so I getchu, buddy.

[Yates]

I'm old school.  Macbeth and Hamlet.  Hamlet WOAT vig btw.

I wasn't born in the 1600's, bro. I had to know Hamlet's speech to the players for the International Thespian Society but otherwise???

[WWWwombat]

>Gets n0 wolf peek on Claudius

>Kills Polonius

[WWWwombat]

 

I'm old school.  Macbeth and Hamlet.  Hamlet WOAT vig btw.

I wasn't born in the 1600's, bro. I had to know Hamlet's speech to the players for the International Thespian Society but otherwise???

 

 

You speak English though.

[Yates]

I'm an English major, so I getchu, buddy.

With that degree the only English you need to know is, "do you want fries with that?"

English/Theater double major now working in IT.

[Cory Caboose]

>Gets n0 wolf peek on Claudius

>Kills Polonius

>Masons /w Ophelia

>Trolls her into modkilling herself

[WWWwombat]

Sounds suspiciously like Derf.

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I'm an English major, so I getchu, buddy.

With that degree the only English you need to know is, "do you want fries with that?"

English/Theater double major now working in IT.

 

hahaha

 

 

English double with Piano Performance

Gonna go into law/government policy

 

 

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>Gets n0 wolf peek on Claudius

>Kills Polonius

>Masons /w Ophelia

>Trolls her into modkilling herself

 

that poor girl

Hamlet toys with her and throws her away when he goes revenge-crazy.

[Cory Caboose]

Sounds suspiciously like Derf.

Yeah but Hamlet did eventually #close so it's not a perfect analogy

[wish-tree]

 

Sounds suspiciously like Derf.

Yeah but Hamlet did eventually #close so it's not a perfect analogy

 

Yo, that student friend character of Hamlet's was so in love with him. Was so clingy, meh. Wanted to die with him.

[keyholder21]

Mr. Mushnick in Little Shop. Also Schroeder in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. But i always liked doing straight plays better than musicalsSent from my SM-G900P using Tapatalk

Theater geek here too :). I much preferred musicals though. Coroner in Wizard of Oz at 5, one of the younger girls in Fiddler at 7, Pepper in Annie, Agatha in Guys and Dolls, Vera in Mame, numerous musical acts in a play called Millenium Nightclub by a local playwright, etc :).