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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
It's a man. An old man. He did the Performance Exam Workshops and he is the only lecturer I remember very well at this point because "Good Idea???" became such a catch-phrase in our household.

Wait! Did he have some kind of 718 accent?

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by baltassoc
This is either the start of a horror movie or some soft core porn. It's just too big a crapshoot to know which, though.

Isn't it also the end of the teen flick, after the football player has utterly humiliated the ugly duckling and he shows up at the restaurant/retail job where she works and sings her a song and / or further humiliates her until she agrees to forgive him/go out with him/ have sex with him?

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
He would not have made it past security at my old workplace. Clearly, photo shoots are not as wary of strange men with a bouquet of flowers marching in to woo their woman.

I think he was showing up at her waitressing job. Oh, the vulnerability of waitresses.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Wait! Did he have some kind of 718 accent?

Honigsman was his name I think. 718? Is that around the City? I thought at first you were saying 617 and I was trying to figure out if he was Bahstonian. Northeast for sure.

[Not Bob]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Oh, the vulnerability of waitresses.

And yet they know what boys like, and what guys want. A troubling cunundrum, indeed.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Not Bob
And yet they know what boys like, and what guys want. A troubling cunundrum, indeed.

They don't know much about the wants and likes of deer, though.

[Flinty_McFlint]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
I think he was showing up at her waitressing job. Oh, the vulnerability of waitresses.

From 1984 to 1987 I went to my local Friendly's every school day, rain or shine, to see my favorite waitress. She was very kind and beautiful, and always delivered my sundae with a smile. In 1996, when I finally awoke from my diabetes-induced coma, I went back to the Friendly's, but alas, she was not there. I always wonder wistfully what would have happened between us had I just ordered fries instead. I think we would have married, had kids, and then I'd be on my third heart attack.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Flinty_McFlint
From 1984 to 1987 I went to my local Friendly's every school day, rain or shine, to see my favorite waitress. She was very kind and beautiful, and always delivered my sundae with a smile. In 1996, when I finally awoke from my diabetes-induced coma, I went back to the Friendly's, but alas, she was not there. I always wonder wistfully what would have happened between us had I just ordered fries instead. I think we would have married, had kids, and then I'd be on my third heart attack.

dtb/ncs/gwnc didn't actually like you back, sweetie.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
dtb/ncs/gwnc didn't actually like you back, sweetie.

I think you need to sub rp for gwnc. I'm not sure they had Friendly's in Canada.

And the relevant time period for me would have been 1986-1988.

[Flinty_McFlint]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
dtb/ncs/gwnc didn't actually like you back, sweetie.

As I've already posted many times, I don't like older woman.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I think you need to sub rp for gwnc. I'm not sure they had Friendly's in Canada.

And the relevant time period for me would have been 1986-1988.

Oh right. I couldnt' remember, so I stuck gwnc in.

Maybe flinty is slightly mistaken about the years, what with the diabetic coma and all.

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Honigsman was his name I think. 718? Is that around the City? I thought at first you were saying 617 and I was trying to figure out if he was Bahstonian. Northeast for sure.

OK, now I totally remember this guy. He tried to be down with the Barbri kids and funny, in a Bronx kinda way, right? I think I only went to one performance exam session- total waste of time.

Originally posted by Not Bob
And yet they know what boys like, and what guys want. A troubling cunundrum, indeed.

So why is there a sexy nurse, sexy maid, sexy librarian but no sexy waitress? As someone who worked at Friendlly's for maybe two weeks, I find it a little insluting.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
OK, now I totally remember this guy. He tried to be down with the Barbri kids and funny, in a Bronx kinda way, right? I think I only went to one performance exam session- total waste of time.

I had all the sessions on CD, so I listened to them in the privacy of my own home. So I listened to them all. Hell, it's better than actually studying, right? Good Idea???

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Oh right. I couldnt' remember, so I stuck gwnc in.

Maybe flinty is slightly mistaken about the years, what with the diabetic coma and all.

You may mistake me for gwnc anytime.

And it was 1986. I knew I recognized you, monkey.