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[George]

Right on the spot, they made up an impromptu medley called, "The Sound of Music Man of La Mancha."

[Rodzinski]

I imagine goop is good.

[George]

They totally improvised the whole thing on the fly!

[George]

They came back from their trip and at a party they performed pretty much what they did in NYC and not only was it really funny, it really was just really very good!

[Rodzinski]

Sounds potentially hilarious

[George]

And now...

[George]

MY 130000th Post!!

[Rodzinski]

Did they mash up songs within the mashup?

[Rodzinski]

Like “Follow every rainbow till you find your dream an impossible dream”?

[Rodzinski]

Whoa!! HUGE post millstone! Congratu-damn-lations, G!

[George]

Did they mash up songs within the mashup?

No, the songs were just the songs from each of those shows, but how they went from song to song to song, and not just all the songs from each show in show order, made it funny.

[Rodzinski]

Captured for all time!

[George]

They were both really good actors, so they knew how to play it all up.

[George]

Whoa!! HUGE post millstone! Congratu-damn-lations, G!

Thanks, Rodzinski!

[Rodzinski]

This night ended up filled with such drama and excitement when it looked so bleak and bland.

[George]

Captured for all time!

Thanks, again!  And if you go back to my post (Reply #186), I was able to make my 130000th post, then do a quick screen capture, and post it within that actual post!

[George]

This night ended up filled with such drama and excitement when it looked so bleak and bland.

Agreed!

[George]

Now on to Post #200...and beyond!

[Rodzinski]

I met a couple random girls in NYC and we kept meeting up over the three nights they were visiting and on the last night we went to Don’t Tell Mama’s and I did a mashup of They Call the Wind Mariah and Bobby Sherman’s Julie Do Ya Love Me? that I’m still proud of. (Their names were Mariah and Julie, naturally).

[George]

I met a couple random girls in NYC and we kept meeting up over the three nights they were visiting and on the last night we went to Don’t Tell Mama’s and I did a mashup of They Call the Wind Mariah and Bobby Sherman’s Julie Do Ya Love Me? that I’m still proud of. (Their names were Mariah and Julie, naturally).

That's pretty cool.

[George]

Gratuitous Post #200!!

[Rodzinski]

Julie from Syracuse. What might have been… But I never saw her again.

[Rodzinski]

Mariah was from Wyoming.

[Rodzinski]

Captured for all time!

Thanks, again!  And if you go back to my post (Reply #186), I was able to make my 130000th post, then do a quick screen capture, and post it within that actual post!

What I did was capture a little of the drama and build-up to the big post.

[George]

Julie from Syracuse. What might have been… But I never saw her again.

Darn.  I've never had a "what might have been."

[Rodzinski]

Julie from Syracuse. What might have been… But I never saw her again.

Darn.  I've never had a "what might have been."

Not even a little?

[Rodzinski]

With all the shows you’ve done there must have been a showmance or two.

[Rodzinski]

Once page 7 seemed a stretch and now we’ll soon move freely from its confinement.

[George]

Julie from Syracuse. What might have been… But I never saw her again.

Darn.  I've never had a "what might have been."

Not even a little?

With all the shows you’ve done there must have been a showmance or two.

I've had show crushes, but they were, sadly, unrequited.

[Rodzinski]

Julie from Syracuse. What might have been… But I never saw her again.

Darn.  I've never had a "what might have been."

Not even a little?

With all the shows you’ve done there must have been a showmance or two.

I've had show crushes, but they were, sadly, unrequited.

Only as far as you know. But perhaps they sit some nights saying to themselves “George…what might have been…”