I loved how each part of Manhattan felt like an entirely different city (for example, comparing Soho to Times Square to Chinatown), and how there always seem to be random people on the streets performing for people. Certainly more lively than Portland, Oregon, where the best we get is crazy people preaching stuff in Pioneer Square.
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Very awesome place, and I got to do a lot. I went to the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Ground Zero, the United Nations building, saw my first Broadway play (Wicked), and even went on TRL (crappy show, but hey, I was on national TV! ).I loved how each part of Manhattan felt like an entirely different city (for example, comparing Soho to Times Square to Chinatown), and how there always seem to be random people on the streets performing for people. Certainly more lively than Portland, Oregon, where the best we get is crazy people preaching stuff in Pioneer Square.
but you can see all the good old weirdo's around skidmore fountain!
i saw a drug deal go down on the max near saturday market and the chick hopped off the train and told some mean lookin mexicans i saw, they started chasing the train. glad when those doors close, they stay closed. Norim Stumpfighter fucked around with this message on 02-06-2006 at 10:28 PM.
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The logic train ran off the tracks when Xyrra said:
How was Wicked? I enjoyed the concept of the story when I read the book, but the soundtrack to the stage play was a bit too predictable, and I thought it was rather disappointing.
I personally liked it, but one of the major factors could've been the production values and the acting being far above any play I've seen before. I also hadn't read the book before.
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Xyrra thought this was the Ricky Martin Fan Club Forum and wrote:
How was Wicked? I enjoyed the concept of the story when I read the book, but the soundtrack to the stage play was a bit too predictable, and I thought it was rather disappointing.
I havent seen it, but my drama teacher back in highschool used to go ona dn on about how abd it was and how it was just a huge budget spectacle with no substance
That being said, thier is somethign to be said about well executed spectacles Leftover Mog fucked around with this message on 02-07-2006 at 01:56 AM.
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