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Re: RAT (as far as I can tell, about basically nothing at this point)
On Mon, 26 Apr 1999 17:07:34 -0400 josh@whirl-i-gig.com writes:
but some of the people on this list
>were
>talking about the vagarities of High School and the awkward alienation
>that
>every--every single--person in the USA goes through during that time
>in
>their life even before you began ranting and raving about it.
Help me, please. What does "vagarities" mean? I couldn't find it in
Riverside's Webster II. (Not the best)
You did
>not
>come in saying anything new, you just said it more self-importantly.
For what it's worth, I totally disagree. I think Aileen's posts were far
more thought out and considerate of other sides than most of the
chest-thumping why-can't-we-all-just-get-along posts. Why is this getting
so personal?
>
>The difference between that and the current discussion is that we
>were
>trying to find aesthetic (not emotional or theoretical, but aesthetic)
>relationships between the experience, our understandings of the
>experiences
>of the two boys in Denver, and our work in the theatre and now we are
>sitting through longer and longer rants about everything from the
>importance of the computer game doom in your life to what you and your
>husband are having for dinner--then we were talking about theatre, now
>you
>blast a 20 page spam at anyone who isn't talking about you.
Whoa. Did I miss a shitload of posts? This isn't the same discussion as
before? It has a different subject heading. My computer must have crashed
and destroyed Aileen's "20 page spam". Could you send it again?
You're
>not
>that interesting, Aileen. Why don't you let the "all about eilene"
>thread
>go, at least for a little while, so we can talk about something the
>rest of
>us can relate to.
Like me, please.
Thank you
Jonathan Harris
National FRINGE Productions
Los Angeles
(full signature as per John Sylvain, Sacred Fools, Los Angeles)
>
>Josh Furst
>() theatre
>New York City--where there are no malls
>
>
>
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