I went to a private high school for a couple of years where both middle school and the upper school watched a gay play. Eleven years ago or so, the word faggot was yelled many times to show abuse thrown towards lgbt people. The kid who was in my class wrote it and played the main roles... ended up on Broadway.

A lot of those kids at that school were the the types of douchebags who ended up at Goldman Sachs but they all gave their respect momentarily. Always surprised me.

I went there last night, it was amazing. Occupy Oakland doubled and I saw many friends from my hometown of SF there in solidarity. Everyone was pretty jovial for having been brutalized by militarization the previous night. The cops did not show up but raided Occupy SF... which is not much of a story since Occupy SF seems to be non existent. Later on that night the guy with the PA announced they were going to SF, which I thought to be a bad move but it ended up turning into a break away march and hundreds of people started marching down Broadway a major street in Oakland.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOMRom8DLvY&feature=related > General Assembly in reoccupied park
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywmfHKCwKoQ > illegal breakaway march

According to Occupy Oakland, they will fight back:
This morning at 5am over 500 police in riot gear from cities all over central California brutally attacked the Occupy Oakland encampment at 14th & Broadway. The police attacked the peaceful protest with flash grenades, tear gas, and rubber bullets after moving in with armored vehicles. Apparently the media was not allowed in to document this repression, and the police established barricades as far apart as 11th and 17th. Over 70 people were arrested and the camp gear was destroyed and/or stolen by the riot police.

>> ^Payback:

>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^Payback:
This is why Springer doesn't work with smart people.

I'm not hep to your jive.
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Who would watch Springer if the guests just sang broadway musical scores at each other instead of throwing chairs?


Ah yes, of course.

Thank You for your patience with my density.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

>> ^Payback:
This is why Springer doesn't work with smart people.

I'm not hep to your jive.
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Who would watch Springer if the guests just sang broadway musical scores at each other instead of throwing chairs?

http://videosift.com/video/Thats-sure-a-lot-of-longboarders

NYC this time. Broadway is really long btw, the race is approx 14km.

More longboards (NYC in the U.S.A this time)

http://videosift.com/video/Thats-sure-a-lot-of-longboarders

Broadway is really long btw, the race is approx 14km.

More longboards (NYC in the U.S.A this time)

http://videosift.com/video/Thats-sure-a-lot-of-longboarders

Broadway is really long btw, the race is approx 14km.

http://videosift.com/video/Liza-Sings-Barry-dances-with-muppets

Why do I love this so much?

I know. It's because she does this COMPLETELY STRAIGHT. She could be in a Broadway show for all the glamor and sophistication she brings to this.

Plus, I think I am a little bit in love with Tony.....

I was reminded of this great story about Barbra Streisand:

Barbra walked into the audition for "I Can Get It For You Wholesale" at the St James Theater on Nov 16, 1961, wearing a tattered fur-trimmed coat, tennis shoes and a knit cap. The production staff knew they were in for something the moment they saw her, but didn't know what. He hair was a mess and was loaded down with a case full of sheet music and another with sandwiches. As she walked across the stage, she dropped the case and sheet music floated everywhere. She went to pick it up, her bag tangling in her coat sleeve. While this would have been a disastrous situation for any other performer, it worked in Barbra's favour. She had her audience in stitches already; they were unsure whether she was a comedic genius or a freak, and she had barely uttered a single word.

After introducing herself in a manner which drew a few more laughs, she began her audition. She plopped down on chair, removing a wad of gum from her mouth and sticking it under the chair, then careening across the stage while singing her audition song. She was dazzling. They asked her back for another audition for David Merrick, the famed Broadway producer. After she had left and the magic had worn off, the director asked the assistant to check under the chair. There was no gum; her whole demeanour had been a brilliant act.

@kymbos

Did you mean 'gaydar'?

I haven't been to Broadway in years, but if there was a musical as funny as this I'd be all over it along with my female woman wife!

If I didn't know that Broadway wasn't gay anymore I might be concerned with the fact that I knew pretty much every parody that was in the arrangement.

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Yeah, danes represent!


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>> ^zaust:

Wasn't it a Danish cartoon the muslim's rioted about?

yep, it's all Yarp tho eh?
>> ^zaust:

Wasn't it a Danish cartoon the muslim's rioted about?