Mod Squad update for the week ending June 9th

the best part of the update is as follows:

former Mmds were

the phantom typo!

 

Just to make absolutely sure you don't have to include it next week too, why don't you use this image? It should get the point across.

[image=http://users.bigpond.net.au/jediguy/OCAU%20Pics/preachershame.gif]


...and a Fate-o


EDIT: i cn speel nad maek coeds.

 

Every time I see that picture, I laugh my ass off.

 

I really don't understand what the problem is. We added it late into last week's update because we didn't want people who obviously already knew about this to start some drama in Communications about "Why aren't you guys talking about what happened to Joel? Are you trying to dismiss it?". We didn't want to make an entire thread on the issue for the very reason you guys are complaining now. We don't want to make a big deal out of it. We just added it to this week because that's technically when it happened.

However, we should have realized this was a no win situation, and that some folks simply see drama in everything.

Vertical

 

"Are you trying to dismiss it?"
Well, PB seems to be doing a good job dismissing all of you.

"some folks simply see drama in everything"
I see Drama in Vertical's eyes. I see drama in his hair. I see love in his heart.

*hugs vert*

 

So then why did you put it in last week's if it happened this week and you were going to put it in this one too?

...and a Fate-o

 

So you annoucned it before it happened? Hmm. I see.

 

Nice update. I'm still very happy about the Amphitheatre, if only because you used the proper British spelling.

Hey, Gandolf, can you try to misquote the robbery scene from Henry IV, Part I sometime? That's one of my favorite scenes.

Mel

 

hahahaha, you british crack me up

 

Having all of the informational threads become line-by-line threads is a great idea! In fact, it's one of the best ideas I've heard in a long time.

 

yodaboy - dern! and I proof-read the update 10 times! It's amazing what slips by.


Melyanna - what? you don't like Romeo and Juliet?

 

So then why did you put it in last week's if it happened this week and you were going to put it in this one too?

This has already been explained by Vertical;

"I really don't understand what the problem is. We added it late into last week's update because we didn't want people who obviously already knew about this to start some drama in Communications about "Why aren't you guys talking about what happened to Joel? Are you trying to dismiss it?". We didn't want to make an entire thread on the issue for the very reason you guys are complaining now. We don't want to make a big deal out of it. We just added it to this week because that's technically when it happened."


You will see that some people in this thread were unaware of what had happened, which is exactly why the late inclusion to last week's Mod-Squad update was reposted this week. Move along...

 

Good update. You guys lead exciting lives.

And thanks for opening up the Ampitheatre.

 

If you can say my quote isn't the most humorous, intellegent, and all-round amazing thing you've ever read, than you must be lying.

 

Then you must be lying. Then

'Intellegent' Classic.

Good update. I always suspected that Darth-Hannibal = Jedi-Corleone. I was fooled though, I suppose. Good work, 'Travis'.

 

excellent update and PB gif.

 

Liz - never read it. I managed to avoid that one by having a horrible English teacher. (Saw it once, thought it was overrated.) But Henry IV is one of my favorites.

Mel

 

which one you see? and if you want to see a good Hamlet, watch the one with Ethan Hawke. is tres good.

you ever read Caesar? Now that is pure genius. 's my third fave Shakespeare.

 

Nice work Gandy, TNT don't have nothin' on us.

 

If you can say my quote isn't the most humorous, intellegent, and all-round amazing thing you've ever read, than you must be lying.

Sorry GriffZ......I could read your quote through the dark glasses I am wearing to deflect the glare of your very bright and very girly colors.

 

In case you haven't read her bio she is a girl.

 

OK....uh. That's rather surprising.

 

!

 

I saw a live production. The acting was excellent - I just didn't like the story that much. I've read Caesar twice due to the fact that I moved in the middle of high school, and I've read Midsummer Night's Dream, Hamlet, Richard III, The Tempest, and Henry IV Part I, and I've seen Much Ado About Nothing, Romeo and Juliet, The Taming of the Shrew, and King Lear live (Shrew twice, one professional and one school - the school one was better). Plus I've seen the movie versions of Hamlet (Kenneth Branaugh), Much Ado, Richard III, and MND (which was horrible).

How's that for ya, Liz?

Mel

EDIT: I forgot, I also saw that Scottish play live as well.

 

Dammit, if my Comm thread was locked for being chatty, then this one better be as well.

NO FUN CAN BE HAD IN COMMUNICATIONS.