до свидания (if Gretchen was a Mod she'd be able to change this)

[Tom]

What are you drinking with that dogshit, Seth?

[Charissa]

OMG Look at the cuteness!!!!!!

[Dave]

Also, the "deleted member" of message one is Steve, not to be confused with the hater whose screen name is "Deleted Member."

[Kasia]

Ok, so I'm up to date on the Steve drama thing (Thanks Seth for post #81!!!!!), but what's up with Gretchen and Rusty?

[Kasia]

Seth wrote: "I want to see "WELCOME BACK, EDITOR!" in cyrillic dogshit."

Здравствуйте еще раз, pедактор!

God, my Russian is rusty, do not expect anything more from me.

[Rusty]

What's up with Gretchen and Rusty?

She's dead to me. I thought I made that clear.

[Kasia]

But... But why?

[Rusty]

I don't remember at the moment, but you can rest assured there's a good reason. What's with the third degree, anyway. That's it, you're dead to me too, Kasia.

[Kasia]

Bummer.

[smetchie]

It's really not bad, Kasia. It's kind of just the same.

[Rusty]

You know, it would be nice if, just once, a woman would take one of my admonitions seriously. ::sigh::

Still dead to me!

[Charissa]

can I be a zombie to you Rusty? Cuz that would be cool.

[[deleted user]]

Wait, so Gretchen...are you gonna be mod or what?! Come on! You can be the bread in a Montambo sandwich.

[Rusty]

Affirmative. I've got quite the zombie harem going.

[Charissa]

Saweet! ::::eats his brainz:::::

[Rusty]

Mah. I've had worse.

[Charissa]

just a flesh wound?

[Rusty]

'Tis but a scratch.

[Dave]

Ugh. I saw Spamalot in L.A. this weekend, starring J. Peterman as King Arthur. It was mostly material from the movie (with a few new songs) performed by people who aren't as talented as Monty Python. At least I can say I saw a show directed by Mike Nichols now.

[Charissa]

There is no point in trying to redo Monty Python. Blasphemers.

[Jini]

Dave wrote: "Ugh. I saw Spamalot in L.A. this weekend, starring J. Peterman as King Arthur. It was mostly material from the movie (with a few new songs) performed by people who aren't as talented as Monty Pyth..."

Saw it in it's initial Broadway run with Tim Curry, David Hyde Pierce and Hank Azaria, and I rather liked it. Yeah, it's rehashed, but Eric Idol apparently needs the money, and it was kind of cool - as someone who's into community theatre - to see how they'd stage it. Especially the Black Knight scene.