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​Heh. During Almost, Maine, there is a particularly shocking part involving the introduction of a lady that nobody expected who ruined the chances of two main characters being together. One of the audience members said, "That little bitch," when she came out.

Tonight was the High School's drama banquet. We reviewed the year, recognized our greatness, prepared for next year, and were shown next year's season of shows in chronological order: The Music Man, When (A play written by the wife of our drama teacher. She has a degree in directing.), and the highly-anticipated Pippin.

I am now officially a Thespian, part of the International Thespian Society (Troop 943).

I found that this thread's subject is a type of stage art: Absurdism. Behold, an Absurdist play (Although not on Youtube, still a WTF video): https://vimeo.com/28766126 Yes, that man is Severus Snape.

He's done something crazy every time he was on that show, I think.

I tried to find a good pun for the scientific name of bees: Anthophila. However, how it looks before you take a good look at it is a joke in itself.

​Explanation: Input a URL. Set to translate from Spanish to English. Go to output URL.

Been having a little nostalgia run of Freelancer, Sid Meier's Pirates!, Hot Wheels Crash, and more. In Freelancer, I absolutely love the ability to cut your engines. When you do so, you maintain your momentum. You can reach some really good speeds and open up many good new tactics by doing that. My favorite is to cut engines, use the afterburner (Which counts as a push, but not an engine, so you can keep a good speed) to speed past enemies until they start moving straight towards me, trying to get to me. Then, I afterburn towards them again and unleash a salvo. Damage received is minimal since the time you spend in their range is minimal (Countermeasures can help with missiles, but mostly are not necessary since this allows you to disengage and let your shields regenerate). And you can even do it with the cruise engine. Recently I had to take out an installation full of many weapon platforms. The things were absolutely hammering me. My first time, I was destroyed in less than 5 seconds. After one more failure, I came up with the tactic of using my cruise engines to minimize damage in the way I described above, and take down the platforms one at a time. I used up all of my nanobots and shield batteries, and most of my missiles but managed to pull it off. I am extremely disappointed in the pay of ~3,500 credits.

Gift me the game and I'll gladly play.

It's not a gun. It's a Canon.

Congratulations, Rammite, on your acceptance into a hat-money-acquisition program.

http://steamcommunity.com/broadcast/watch/76561198055183097/ I'm going to play Amnesia for the first time. Probably not for very long, though. Microphone enabled. Since this is on a laptop, the performance may not be at its best, but what the hey. Let's try this. EDIT: Game crashed will continue another time.

I like the top hat.

Closing Night of Almost, Maine: HUGE SUCCESS! We sold out for the first time in a long time! The crowd was great! And now... we're done. We ought to have done at least one more show.

The David Tennant episodes of Doctor Who are coming to Disney XD.

Night 3 of Almost, Maine went much better than night 2. It was also IHOP night. I went and was unable to get back onto a computer until now. And no, not because of the food. Tonight will be the last show I will perform for school this year. That may mean the year, and not just the school year, since I didn't get a part in Tarzan.

http://www.pcgamer.com/the-binding-of-isaac-eternal-edition-out-now/?ns_campaign=article-feed&ns_mchannel=ref&ns_source=steam&ns_linkname=0&ns_fee=0

Night 2 of Almost, Maine: Not as successful as Night 1. I blame the drill team. They were running this "Mr. Spanish Fork" event. One of our actors was in it. They promised to start at 5:30 and end at 7:00 (when our show starts), but they were at least a half-hour late on both. Turnout was LOW! Even then, we had a few hiccups on-stage. Not too bad, though.

Operation report: Almost, Maine Opening Night: Success. Had a nearly full house. We made $700. Few mistakes, but all were minimal and worked through. 10/10 Would perform 3 more times.