sex!

Mon, 5 Nov 2001, 10:25 pm

Richard37 posts in thread

Hello everyone- i just thought i would call it that so then i could get some interest:0)

I am interested i doing a musical next year and the must i would like to use is popular music of all time- i am asking if anyone can message me back with their most popular music. any kind of music, rock, pop jazz and also musical theatre

thanks heaps
love richard

RE: Didn't know it was an english essay

Sun, 18 Nov 2001, 09:20 am

Walter Plinge

Sure made me laugh!!!!! "unintentional mistake" indeed!

But seriously though folks, for fear of being shot down in flames for daring to discuss things not related to theatre..... I find this whole idea of "netiquette" spelling a cop-out. Why do things have to be spelt differently (wrongly?) because it is one the internet?
I have a sneaking suspicion it is merely to cover up dropping standards of literacy. Flog the teachers I say (especially the Drama teachers)!!!!!

I shall now take my cup of cocoa and return to the corner marked "Old Farts" and mumble under my breath about how Gough should never have been sacked.

Thou puny weather-bitten joithead! (should that last word have an "n" in it?)

Thread (37 posts)

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sex!— Richard5 Nov 2001

RE: sex!— crgwllms5 Nov 2001
RE: sex!— Walter Plinge6 Nov 2001
RE: sex!— Gilly6 Nov 2001
- RE: sex! (Good Advertising)— Gambler17 Nov 2001
  - songs! (Butt Pour Speling)— crgwllms17 Nov 2001
    - Didn't know it was an english essay— Gambler17 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Walter Plinge18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Walter Plinge18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Grant Malcolm18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— nay18 Nov 2001
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        RE: english essays— crgwllms18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— dingdong18 Nov 2001
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        RE: joit heand ?— Walter Plinge18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Pamela18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Walter Plinge18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Language Is A Virus— crgwllms18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Language Is A Virus— Walter Plinge20 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Walter Plinge19 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Walter Plinge20 Nov 2001
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        RE: gambled and lost— crgwllms20 Nov 2001
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        I'm very proud of u!— Gambler21 Nov 2001
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        To MASTER Gamble— BarbZ21 Nov 2001
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        To Miss Wire— Gambler26 Nov 2001
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        RE: To Miss Wire— Walter Plinge26 Nov 2001
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        Gosh, darn it ...— BarbZ26 Nov 2001
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        RE: The Gambler— crgwllms26 Nov 2001
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        RE: ...did gyre and gamble in the wabe...— crgwllms21 Nov 2001
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        RE: ...did gyre and gamble in the wabe...— BarbZ23 Nov 2001
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        RE: ...did gyre and gamble in the wabe...— Walter Plinge23 Nov 2001
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        RE: ...did gyre and gamble in the wabe...— BarbZ23 Nov 2001
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        RE: A cute accent— crgwllms24 Nov 2001
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        RE: I'm Prouder View— crgwllms26 Nov 2001
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        And I'm Spent— Gambler27 Nov 2001
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        RE: Jackpot !— crgwllms27 Nov 2001
    - RE: songs! (Butt Pour Speling)— Richard17 Nov 2001
      - ···
        RE: songs! Looking For A Sign— Don Allen28 Nov 2001

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