Yeah, hi5s for him!I love the black kid on the right side!
Yeah, hi5s for him![/QUOTE]I love the black kid on the right side!
Yeah, I totally understand. I thought you might have second thoughts on it (or someone else might call you on it). I don't think it would be an issue because you're so proud of them that you're posting pictures, but if the parents found out, they might not see it that way.That was Troylia... he's a sweetheart. He was sad today because everyone else got free dress (sports jersey day). He forgot his jersey and asked to wear his earring instead, but he wasn't allowed.
Just so y'all know: I took it down, not cuz of your comment, Adammon (which made me laugh), but because I just reconsidered. These are other people's kids, and I should have posted that.
Did you kill it and pay the 50 dollar fine?Found this little bad boy on my garage the other day.
Man, it was a blast.Tempest? Nice.
The best part was backstage, where we could watch the play on a monitor without audio, prompting some of us to dub in improvised lines.You look good in formal wear.
Also wish I could've seen that play.
Awesome, I've only seen little ones around my house. When I find them inside I put them back outside as carefully as possible.Found this little bad boy on my garage the other day.
Pray tell me, good king, what be thy performance's divine gaze, that is to say perspective, upon the matter of that most lowliest yet most varied of creature, Caliban?Me mourning the apparent death of my son Ferdinand after being shipwrecked on a strange and mystical island.
Me soliloquizing.
It's not as difficult as acting with your stage clothes off.Seeing all your fancy gents in your stage clothes makes me wanna do community theater.
Kudos to you both. Acting is tough.
Ha, well, it's no joke, so thank you. I don't always go around in 1800s clothing, so I don't always look THAT awesome, but I like to think I usually look a little awesomeThat looks very.... professional.I guess I'll post a picture of myself in a play. Also featuring old-timey type clothes. From "Arcadia".
Am I missing an obvious joke or do you really look this awesome?
Isn't it a little early for a Christmas party?
Oh, and you're not a cheater, are you? ^.~
Ha, well, it's no joke, so thank you. I don't always go around in 1800s clothing, so I don't always look THAT awesome, but I like to think I usually look a little awesome [/QUOTE]That looks very.... professional.I guess I'll post a picture of myself in a play. Also featuring old-timey type clothes. From "Arcadia".
Am I missing an obvious joke or do you really look this awesome?
ThanksI love it. <3
Heh, I think that's the first time my chin has been complimented.Yeah, I already have a mancrush on Dieb. Look at that CHIN
Having never even heard of that show, I'll just assume whoever that guy is, he's a hunk, and say thanksFor some reason, I think he looks like that British guy in Harper's Island.
You know, some researchers did a study that showed that the presidential winner in all the televised US presidential races has been the one with the squarer jaw. They actually paraphrased the study on a recent History Channel special about Washington's real face.Yeah, I already have a mancrush on Dieb. Look at that CHIN
You know, some researchers did a study that showed that the presidential winner in all the televised US presidential races has been the one with the squarer jaw. They actually paraphrased the study on a recent History Channel special about Washington's real face.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I already have a mancrush on Dieb. Look at that CHIN
I'll have to get back to you on that when I have actually gotten some sleep...Pray tell me, good king, what be thy performance's divine gaze, that is to say perspective, upon the matter of that most lowliest yet most varied of creature, Caliban?
Should these eyes not play a foul deceiver's game upon my intellect, I doth see much resemblance to another misbegotten creature of demi-human state. Sméagol, that skulking varlet of murderous intent known as Gollum, holds no small fraternity to thy freckled whelp.
I hope thou shalt pardon my ignominious query, for it is undertaken for a noble scholarly purpose. For the past five seasons I have spent many an hour studying this monster of a man with the chameleon's versatility, such is the decree and demand for a scholar wishing to call himself Master of Arts.