FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!!
Wed, 9 Jan 2002, 08:56 amLeah Maher17 posts in thread
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!!
Wed, 9 Jan 2002, 08:56 amPLEASE PLEASE PLEASE people!!!!! When someone posts an audition notice on this page RESPOND TO THEM PERSONALLY!!! This means clicking on their name at the top of their message and sending them an email. Posting back onto this page and telling the whole world you are interested IS POINTLESS and above all ANNOYING.
I know this has been said before (thank you Amanda) but the other readers of this notice board do not need to become involved in audition time negotions and CV swapping. You have a far better chance of getting an audition by emailing the director and asking for one. Not just randomly telling the world you are interested and waiting for the Hollywood movie offers to start flooding in.
OK it's early and some stole my "Have you seen this chicken?" mug, but, grumpy Leah or no, I beleive the point is still a good one.
I know this has been said before (thank you Amanda) but the other readers of this notice board do not need to become involved in audition time negotions and CV swapping. You have a far better chance of getting an audition by emailing the director and asking for one. Not just randomly telling the world you are interested and waiting for the Hollywood movie offers to start flooding in.
OK it's early and some stole my "Have you seen this chicken?" mug, but, grumpy Leah or no, I beleive the point is still a good one.
RE: for the love of money
Wed, 9 Jan 2002, 11:09 pm >>Norma Davis wrote:
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>>What's a clack- dish? or shouldn't I ask ask on a family site??
Hi Norma
According to Webster's,
clackdish = a dish or moneybox with a moveable lid, formerly carried by beggars, who attracted attention by clacking the lid.
I think, in the context of the insult, "clack" is also read to mean "continual and heedless talk; prattle; chatter".
Cheers
Clack Williams
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>>What's a clack- dish? or shouldn't I ask ask on a family site??
Hi Norma
According to Webster's,
clackdish = a dish or moneybox with a moveable lid, formerly carried by beggars, who attracted attention by clacking the lid.
I think, in the context of the insult, "clack" is also read to mean "continual and heedless talk; prattle; chatter".
Cheers
Clack Williams
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