Comments | sosobra: My candle burns at both it's ends...

sosobra

My candle burns at both it's ends...

Apr 20, 2004 18:13

"Down deep inside of me there must be worth,
Buried underneath all of the Astro-turf.
But I just can't believe it, and I just keep on singing.
My candle burns at both its ends, and it will not last the night.
For all my foes and all my friends, it sheds a lovely light, like this..."There's some special reason I didn't just tack this on to the end ( Read more... )

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porkchop_muffin April 20 2004, 16:47:38 UTC

be stong baby, we'll make it, and so will you.

Very interesting... celebrinedhel April 20 2004, 18:31:29 UTC

"I don't know...I guess when people think you are dying they really listen, instead-"
"Instead of just waiting for their turn to talk."
"Yeah..."

What play is that from? Who's the playwright?

Re: Very interesting... sosobra April 21 2004, 04:35:58 UTC

It's from Fight Club...

luigi_larosa April 21 2004, 11:05:35 UTC

Crap, is everyone in a bad mood recently? I know a lot of people up here are, but it suprises me to see you in a funk as well.

Cheer up, man. Only a few more weeks. Then we get to play with the Zippo that Kate brought me from Florida.

By the way sosobra April 21 2004, 12:55:21 UTC

I AM rewriting War of the Worlds, and I'd like your help, seeing as you have experience, and one of the characters is based on you (still need to think up names. Suggestions welcome) I'm really only in like the pre-planning phase, but I may begin writing tonight anyway...

Re: By the way luigi_larosa April 23 2004, 11:30:39 UTC

I'd be glad to help you.

If you're stuck coming up with names, E-mail me the character descriptions. I can come up with some names, give you a list of ideas (I have this baby name book that must be enchanted or something. If you think really hard of the character that needs a name, then open it to a random page, it'll give you a good one within five tries. Weird, but true.)

If you ever get stuck plot-wise, give me a shout. That's more my department. If at the end, you want to gloss over the script with great dialogue, that's Dillon's department.

That's about it for now. By the way, if you can find time, read the first bunch of the SpyCraft screenplay I put up on my journal. I need a title and would appreciate ideas. Thanks Buzby.