Friends of Northstar 2 (Now with 50% less drama!!)

[Mandragora]

Originally Posted by mwf6171

That sucks......in a previous life, I worked with work comp people on a daily basis. Not fun.

Sorry it seems you have a crappy work situation. What are your alternatives to getting into a better job with benefits??

i don't want one

i guess i should explain . ..

i'm a freelance stagehand in NYC. so i'm constantly climbing in grids 20-35 feet above the stage, climbing ladders, power tools, serious amounts of electricity (enough to power buildings) etc.

most places would cover me, but some don't

the thing is . . . i make my own schedule and make enough money to take tons of time off to do what i want to do, which is become a photograher. having a full time job sounds like absolute hell to me.

[nbr3bagshotrow]

Originally Posted by mwf6171

I didn't live in town, I grew up on a farm about 15 miles from the closest movie theater. I actually do not remember RHPS ever showing in that town while growing up.

That's true. It probably never was shown in Hooterville.

[mwf6171]

Originally Posted by Jesse321

That's because you breeders wouldn't know a good thing if it bit you in the butt! :tounge:

It always comes to this doesn't it?!?!?!?!

:tounge:

[Jesse321]

Originally Posted by Teague

Yeah. It's actually very funny, seriously. Check it out sometime.

Sir John Geilgood had some WONDERFUL lines in that movie!

[Jesse321]

Originally Posted by mwf6171

It always comes to this doesn't it?!?!?!?!

:tounge:

Except in your case!

[mwf6171]

Originally Posted by nbr3bagshotrow

That's true. It probably never was shown in Hooterville.

Hey!!! I grew up outside Topeka, the Capitol city of Kansas.............ok, yeah, it sucked...............

[Mandragora]

Originally Posted by mwf6171

It always comes to this doesn't it?!?!?!?!

:tounge:

[mwf6171]

Originally Posted by Jesse321

Except in your case!

Thank GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Teague]

Originally Posted by mwf6171

I didn't live in town, I grew up on a farm about 15 miles from the closest movie theater. I actually do not remember RHPS ever showing in that town while growing up.

Ah, well that makes sense. Most theaters playing Rocky Horror are college town small-screens--older theaters, usually, trying to compete with bigger chains.

But seriously, mwf, take your wife, have a few shots, ready yourself for a weird time, and check it out. Take some friends, if you can. Don't admit to being a RHPS "virgin" if you don't want to participate in the ongoing silliness (or admit it, if you do).

The number one rule of Rocky Horror: see it in a theater with fans. Never rent it to watch at home.

[nbr3bagshotrow]

Originally Posted by mwf6171

Hey!!! I grew up outside Topeka, the Capitol city of Kansas.............ok, yeah, it sucked...............

RHPS probably didn't show anywere in Kansas. And bringing up Hooterville probably doesn't fit in this forum.