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| 25 new of 101 responses total. |
greeba
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response 50 of 101:
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Apr 13 19:27 UTC 1997 |
Vs lbhe wbxr vf xvaqn fyrnml
Ebg-Guvegrra jvyy znxr vg C.P.!
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scg
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response 51 of 101:
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Apr 13 21:49 UTC 1997 |
What language is that?
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krj
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response 52 of 101:
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Apr 13 22:11 UTC 1997 |
It's rot-13, of course!
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senna
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response 53 of 101:
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Apr 14 00:47 UTC 1997 |
who is this person?
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omni
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response 54 of 101:
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Apr 14 04:05 UTC 1997 |
I would venture to guess the language is Hindi, and the mystery person is
from either Pakistan, India, or Bangladesh.
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mcnally
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response 55 of 101:
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Apr 14 07:26 UTC 1997 |
grex% cat | tr a-mn-zA-MN-Z n-za-mN-ZA-M {damn GNU tr arguments!}
Vs lbhe wbxr vf xvaqn fyrnml
Ebg-Guvegrra jvyy znxr vg C.P.!
If your joke is kinda sleazy
Rot-Thirteen will make it P.C.!
,
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tsty
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response 56 of 101:
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Apr 14 10:16 UTC 1997 |
ummm, logged in from a dialup ... wealthy indian i guess.
ttyh3 it says.
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valerie
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response 57 of 101:
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Apr 14 13:28 UTC 1997 |
I copied Mike's rot13 command into a publically runnable program.
To read these rot13 responses, do the following:
1: Type def pager "rot13"
2: Type only 50 (50 is the response number of the rot13'd response)
3: Type def pager "more -d" (to put your pager back the way it was)
(If you use a different pager from "more -d", you should use that in step 3
instead.)
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rcurl
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response 58 of 101:
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Apr 14 16:01 UTC 1997 |
These should be entered at a Respond or Pass? prompt.
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cougar
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response 59 of 101:
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Apr 14 19:37 UTC 1997 |
ya know, if we collected all the actors, techies, and theatre junies ofund
alive on grex....sheesh, it would have to be one hellova company!
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senna
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response 60 of 101:
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Apr 14 22:34 UTC 1997 |
No kidding, cougar. Speaking of which, as mentioned in announcements, I"m
stage managing the theater guild production may 15-19 (*or somewhere
thereabouts) bring your kids
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scott
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response 61 of 101:
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Apr 15 00:39 UTC 1997 |
There was a "Grex Recital" last summer that was pretty cool.
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senna
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response 62 of 101:
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Apr 15 02:40 UTC 1997 |
did i have any tech?
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other
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response 63 of 101:
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Apr 15 05:08 UTC 1997 |
I just accepted the role of a "mincy leatherboy stage manager" in a whodunit
farce about a whodunit farce. The show is called "Drop Dead!" and it goes
up at Performance Network in August.
I was cast in part because of the opportunity to take advantage of my
technical skills, in part because the director and producer already knew what
I look like in leather, and in part because said director and said producer
were terribly amused at the idea of me "mincing" about.
I accepted the role mostly because I'm terribly amused by the challenge of
realistically portraying an obsessive, effeminate thespian in a farce without
actually *looking* like I'm *trying* to do it. Besides, it's a whodunit
farce, and it's bound to be fun, whether or not it's any good. (BTW, the
script is hilarious.)
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tsty
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response 64 of 101:
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Apr 15 06:53 UTC 1997 |
i just finished, fwiw, a road tour as stage manager for comic opera
guild's production of _merry widow_. it's the ?4th show of theirs
i've stage managed, i think. nothing on the horizon at the moment.
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senna
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response 65 of 101:
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Apr 15 23:35 UTC 1997 |
I'm looking forward to it, Eric. I've heard the name somewhere... what's it
about?
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other
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response 66 of 101:
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Apr 16 17:29 UTC 1997 |
It is a murder mystery farce about a murder mystery farce. It bears some
resemblance to "Noises Off" with a murderer running around, and with the
play-within-the-play being a whodunit instead of a sexual comedy.
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senna
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response 67 of 101:
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Apr 17 01:53 UTC 1997 |
Ah, makes sense. Sounds cool.
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valerie
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response 68 of 101:
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Apr 17 03:09 UTC 1997 |
Eric, please do keep us posted about "Drop Dead!" -- I'd like to go see it.
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other
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response 69 of 101:
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Apr 18 21:13 UTC 1997 |
Performance dates are this August, at Performance Network of Ann Arbor.
8pm Thursday through Saturday. I'm not sure if there will be Sunday matinees.
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senna
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response 70 of 101:
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Apr 18 23:26 UTC 1997 |
august? that's a long time. we have foiur weeks left before our produ tion
(short amount of time, tech is going to be really, really tight)
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orinoco
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response 71 of 101:
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Apr 19 20:03 UTC 1997 |
no, senna, four weeks isn't 'tight'. You don't start calling it 'tight' until
two days before the show... :)
Of course, that might just come from working with YAG too much...
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senna
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response 72 of 101:
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Apr 20 05:36 UTC 1997 |
orinoco, it's not tight yet, but based on past history of theater, it's going
to get tight. Even if we are hahead of schedule right now. I'm not stupid
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krj
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response 73 of 101:
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Apr 24 03:03 UTC 1997 |
Another Grexer performance: Leslie Smith (arabella) is singing
with a small group called The Bach Chorale this Sunday at 7 pm,
in the First Congregational Church, at William & State Streets.
Two Bach cantatas will be performed: "Christ lag in Todesbanden" and
"Gottes Zeit."
Admission is free. Donations will be requested for Guild House.
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katie
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response 74 of 101:
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Apr 30 03:02 UTC 1997 |
I'm doing Open Stage at the Ark Wed April 30. Come on out, 8 pm on.
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