I'm fixin to go see A Christmas Carol. Some kind of Broadway like production. I'm not sure if I am refined enough to be doing things such as this.

I'll bet the hardest part will be trying to figure out a way to break the news to your parents that you own a cat.

So what you are sayin is Ýour name is Lance?

This thread turned gay right from the title

Turned?

your right Pac. Its been a long day already for me and I have 9 more hours to go

This thread IS gay, with or without the title lol

OK...was a little worried about you. Your post implied that at some point it was NOT ghey, and I was having trouble spotting that point.

Theater is not gay, nor is it only for the "refined". Before the advent of film, radio, or even literacy, it was used to entertain, impart lessons in morality/spirituality, etc. Passion plays and their allegorical nature are still in use today and they still can demonstrate very old traditions or even secrets.

Going to a theatrical production does NOT make one gay.......but going to musical does of course.

More unnatural southern love.

No wonder Billy Joe McAllister jumped off the Tallahatchee Bridge.

Hey pacman.......is using the term "ghey" a sort of gay code for "gay"?

^Yheah.

Fhag!

#12 That's a pretty big fight you'd be picking there. A quick search shows that in just the past three months the following posters have used the term "ghey"

chiefburg

engletl

iurox

bmg7701

donutboy2000

However, I'm glad AndyTV singled me out. Makes me feel special. You knew, because Andy's so kewl.

No picking fights here.

He started it.

Going to a musical is not gay, assuming it was your wife or girlfriend that bought the tickets.

Buying the broadway production CD "for your wife", and then sneaking it into your car to listen to on the way to work...

...and then learning all of the lyrics and singing along...

My best friend of 39 years let slip last year that his wife talked him into going to operas with her. Mind you, this is a guy who I've gone to many concerts with over the years...rock concerts. Seeger, The Firm, Deep Purple, Rush, Springsteen, etc. Too many to recall and name them all at the moment.

Opera. I said like what, "Tommy". He said no, real live opera, complete with an orchestra, people dressed up all fancy, etc.

I was so hurt and confused. I punched him. Didn't know what else to do. I still don't get it.

The wife and I have made it a holiday tradition to see A Christmas Carol at the local playhouse. We've been going since before we got married. We plan to go again this year, and that will make it our 13th year. We started to include the kids as they get old enough, and we think they won't be too scared of the ghosts. Our oldest has gone 2 times, and our second oldest has gone once.

1. Author: duwan

your job will be to be an audience. that requires no training. if the actors say something funny laugh, if they make you cry, cry, if they have no emotional affect on you, it's their fault not yours.

Last one I went to was Oliver! The Musical.Liked it a lot.