hafrogman
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Thanks.Heckler said:You must have some mighty fine lookin' drag queens in AZ, then.

what?

Thanks.Heckler said:You must have some mighty fine lookin' drag queens in AZ, then.
FIFYThe_One_Warlock said:He's a wuss...he's probably going to goboilspend a lovely evening with his raw vegan tonight....
Modern Major General isn't really a duet. But we could do something else. Do you know the Mikado?Goldmoon said:I was gonna sing a duet with you too.....![]()
hafrogman said:Modern Major General isn't really a duet. But we could do something else. Do you know the Mikado?
There is Beauty in the Bellow of the Blast?
or, if we could grab someone else, Three Little Maids From School are We.
You haven't lived until you seen Three Little Maids peformed by two male "maids" and one maid in her 50's.![]()
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Traditionally, the Mikado is an English Comedic Opera first performed in 1885. So not really noh theatre at all.The_One_Warlock said:Except, traditionally, the three little maids were played by men (like every other character in traditional noh theatre, I thought), as I recall. So, it's really just weird that they let a woman play one...
Ah, but you see, in this case, the Y, signifying you, sometimes stated as U, much to the disgust of me, and hopefully you, is used to denote the fact that I, in the act of doing a favor for you, have fixed the statement for you, saving you the trouble of doing it yourself. Thus, the I is understood, but not stated in the sentence 'I have fixed it for you', which is then abbreviated and acronymized to FIFY.The_One_Warlock said:No, you fixed it for you. Thus, in that post you should've been "me", so, you should've acronymized FIFM, referring to "me", being you, not you, being me.
hafrogman said:Traditionally, the Mikado is an English Comedic Opera first performed in 1885. So not really noh theatre at all.![]()
Now, I couldn't say anything as the gender of the stage performers then, but(Wikipedia states women even for the original productions) it's still normally played by three young(ish) ladies in all modern productions.
hafrogman said:Ah, but you see, in this case, the Y, signifying you, sometimes stated as U, much to the disgust of me, and hopefully you, is used to denote the fact that I, in the act of doing a favor for you, have fixed the statement for you, saving you the trouble of doing it yourself. Thus, the I is understood, but not stated in the sentence 'I have fixed it for you', which is then abbreviated and acronymized to FIFY.
Why would your cat have to die for knowle. . . nevermind. I probably don't want to know.The_One_Warlock said:Thus, my cat did not have to die for the knowledge of English Comedic Opera.
The things I miss from not watching Tom Selleck more often . . .The_One_Warlock said:the three old lady version from Magnum, P.I., back in the day...