Performance
Have you ever - voluntarily or otherwise - appeared in front of an audience? How badly did it go?
( , Fri 19 Aug 2011, 9:26)
Have you ever - voluntarily or otherwise - appeared in front of an audience? How badly did it go?
( , Fri 19 Aug 2011, 9:26)
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School Play
Another school story, but a short one.
I had played several leading roles during primary and junior school, the Toy Soldier in some play with that toy soldier in it, the guy out of chitty-chitty-bang-bang (singing "you're my little chu-chi face....), and whatnot.
The final year we were doing a version of the nativity, but with Gabriel more of a reluctant hero. Anyways I got the lead and it was during dress rehersals a week before the show they produced a very (very very) tight cream coloured catsuit, with wings. Are angels genderless? it must have looked like it cos little monkey was hiding somewhere near my stomach...
Luckily I turned out ok and married an actual girl
( , Tue 23 Aug 2011, 10:33, 3 replies)
Another school story, but a short one.
I had played several leading roles during primary and junior school, the Toy Soldier in some play with that toy soldier in it, the guy out of chitty-chitty-bang-bang (singing "you're my little chu-chi face....), and whatnot.
The final year we were doing a version of the nativity, but with Gabriel more of a reluctant hero. Anyways I got the lead and it was during dress rehersals a week before the show they produced a very (very very) tight cream coloured catsuit, with wings. Are angels genderless? it must have looked like it cos little monkey was hiding somewhere near my stomach...
Luckily I turned out ok and married an actual girl
( , Tue 23 Aug 2011, 10:33, 3 replies)
I think angels are supposed to be sexless*.
*Which, I think, was the word you were looking for. Though, in English, "angel" is genderless along with most other nouns.
Sorry, the use of "gender" rather than "sex" winds me up a little.
( , Tue 23 Aug 2011, 17:58, closed)
*Which, I think, was the word you were looking for. Though, in English, "angel" is genderless along with most other nouns.
Sorry, the use of "gender" rather than "sex" winds me up a little.
( , Tue 23 Aug 2011, 17:58, closed)
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