haha got a bingo (would get double but time travel is wacky af so im good fam)
Decided to make a bingo card
Rules: If the thing in the square applies to you fill it out.
Ignore the different word sizes
Here's mine
Feel free to do this! I'll tag some people
@picasso22 @piney-45 @nerdybluehairandpronouns @lyssified @skylar-jay @mushr0oms-and-m0ss @yoqri @hues-of-purple @heartstopper-lover123
One (1) mini plain bagel,
Two (2) baby pickles,
One (1) mini pepperoni,
Two (2) Strawberry Daiquiri Jellybeans,
And one (1) square of Rice Crispy Treats
Ok reblogging this because IMMEDIATELY afterwards when I was putting back props and stuff, even made an announcement to the actors on our cast group chat, some actors decided to just leave their props and costumes lying around! This is how mishaps happen!
Since the night show was done and everyone was talking and whatever and getting food from our concession stand, I was running props back, and an actor had a prop. I told them to put it in the props box, but they didn't. I hope they didn't take it home.
SPEAKING of things people took home, I couldn't find my charger block, and I don't think I left it out in the open, so the sound designer pinged everyone in the cast group chat to tell them I lost my charger but no one's gotten back to them yet.
First night show one and done, woo! Still got one more night show tho...
Also, one of the main leading actors was delivering a monologue towards 3 other characters and accidentally did one of their names our of order so just said "and you" but it worked! (I don't think the crowd remembered anyways)
Also, we got our concession stand selling overpriced snacks for the 'experience' so I hope we can get back at least as much as a bucket of paint :/
one litre of paint was like 50 bucks :(
Oui, moi'ssi j'aime utiliser le déjeuner, dîner, souper. C'est plus simple!
J'adorerais parler le Wallon, mais je connais seulement un couplet de chanson :( J'aurais aimer en apprendre plus à l'école.
Je sais me lire sur les panneaux en général, ça ressemble beaucoup à un accent de ma région. Il y a des pancartes avec des petits proverbes dans ma ville, j'adore les lire.
Ma maman a quelques expressions amusantes en wallons, par exemple "dji vou, dji n'pou" pour dire qu'on veut faire quelque chose mais qu'on en est pas capable. Mon papa est Bruxellois et a des expressions totalement différentes, ce qui fait que pon frère et moi utilisons un mélange bizarre d'accents et de patois.
J'aime bien le français, mais je ne le parle pas comme les Français évidemment. Je trouve toujours que ça a plus de sens de parler de déjeuner, dîner et souper que de petit-déjeuner, déjeuner et dîner. Duolingo utilise le français de France cependant, donc je fais sans arrêt des erreurs avec les noms des repas quand j'apprends d'autres langues.
We have these differences between Flemish and Dutch too. It's not always easy. I wish they were taught more at schools too.
But Wallon will always be superior because of septante et nonante 🙌
Anyway, I like that expression!
@moonthemagical
(link:)
@acuriousconstellation @cringefail-loser @willows-woes @crayonssmellgood @finleyforevermore
"Yeah, I like it. Burn the monkeys!"
"How yellow is yellow"
"Under the ground there is ground water"
"So I'm gonna take your DNA now"
what.
well you can use the top link OR you can use my link because the colours are more specific.
Use this generator!
please reblog so we can get a bigger sample size!
I learned from a professional writing guide that in brackets and quotation marks to put the punctuation inside, and the heading of that section was, word for word:
I swear... I can't find it but I swear that was it...
list of writing pet peeves that will likely keep me from reading something entirely off the top of my head:
excessive use of italics to denote intensity
repetitive sentence structure pattern e.g. "sighing, she dropped the book. standing, she lamented over yet another literary disappointment."
it's instead of its
misuse of dialogue tags e.g. "yes, I'm smiling out this sentence," they smiled. "don't worry about it."
no commas in vocative cases e.g. "gege I'm bald," he murmured.
misplaced punctuation wrt dialogue. "this hurts my eyes", it moaned. "make it stop".
to be continued
reblogging this because THE INSTRUMENTAL VERSION HITS HARD
'On Top Of The World' by Shawn Mendes in Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is a great song. no one can tell me otherwise.
This Tumblr account is for random reblogs, theatre stuff, and my All For The Game hyperfixation. (and other silly queer things) Enjoy!
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