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CLASSICAL monologue (???)

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your right please forgive me. good were my intentions. Stacey – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here…. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit). So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin. If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but "There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch

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‘A Man for All Seasons’ by Robert Bolt has a groovy court scene at the end with a monologue by Cromwell. ‘The Road’ by Jim Cartwright also has a lot of monologues in it.     Anyways, good lock in yer performance.     Andy

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Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy.

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It’s called a LIBRARY.  Next, it’s called a SEARCH ENGINE. Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy.

– Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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ical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each.

Let me give you a nice piece of advise. Forget the two minutes.  Go shorter.  One minute tops.  Tops.  …   You’re welcome Lollar

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There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but you have to look. I hope that helped you, Stacey – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – It’s called a LIBRARY.  Next, it’s called a SEARCH ENGINE. Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy. — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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Thank you very much, Stacey. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but you have to look. I hope that helped you, Stacey It’s called a LIBRARY.  Next, it’s called a SEARCH ENGINE. Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy. — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

Before you buy.

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Try my book "Alternative Shakespeare Auditions for Men" (Routledge, 1998) Good Luck! Simon Dunmore <http://www.btinternet.com/~simon.dunmore/ – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy.

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Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else.  We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but you have to look. I hope that helped you, Stacey It’s called a LIBRARY.  Next, it’s called a SEARCH ENGINE. Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy. — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

– Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin.   If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else.  We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but you have to look. I hope that helped you, Stacey It’s called a LIBRARY.  Next, it’s called a SEARCH ENGINE. Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy. — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here…. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit). So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin.   If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but

"There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch

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Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here….

Hey Juliet, it may appear so on the surface, but there’s no territorial thing happening, …at least not on my part. I’m just sick of her ways. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit).

I don’t? Ah shit. There’s another dillusion shot to hell.  :^) So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life.

Oops, …don’t mean to add to your daily strife. Sorry. Consider the issue dropped, …til she pisses me off again. -Drama Queen – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin. If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but "There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch

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I don’t have any territorial disputes.  I obviously pissed her off by breathing, so who knows.  Or cares.  It was only a short week ago that she was joking with me in that silly thread that Robert Prentice started.  Now I’m dirt under her finger nails.  My, someone is awfully fickle.  Funny thing is, she’s never told me what – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here…. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit). So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin. If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but "There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch

– Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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Ah yes. A new actor or actress will learn that people can be cut throated in this business but if your policy is to let them sink or then that is your choice. But good advise is always needed and  never is there a bad question was the statement I was making. As far as helping others that is just something I believe in doing and if it inspires you to do so then great but if not I am sorry. When life gets hard people can either help each other or make it harder for each other. I choose to try to make it easier in a business that I love and is very hard. I just felt that his short statement was rude because It was not clear. It was my opinion not a spam. Stacey – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but you have to look. I hope that helped you, Stacey It’s called a LIBRARY.  Next, it’s called a SEARCH ENGINE. Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy. — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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..Uh…OK…You lost me, Dave.  "A" for effort on all that typing, though.  Impressive, in a "Shining" sort of way.  Kind of.      Oh, "Ty", I almost forgot…Look at Rosencrantz or Guildenstern too; The "Massy Wheel" speech.      Whi–er,"Wall" * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!

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..And here I thought the whole purpose of these discussion groups were to help each other.  58 responses and nobody actually suggests anything?!?  Christ.

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..And here I thought the whole purpose of these discussion groups were to help each other.  58 responses and nobody actually suggests anything?!?  Christ.      Take a gander at these:      Dromio Of Ephesus from The Comedy Of Errors, Act 2, sc. 1…Dromio plays 3 parts as he illustrates the story of being beaten by Antipholus.  Never fails to get auditors laughing, even when they’re stodgy, if its done right.      Much Ado…II.iii, Benedick’s discourse on marriage.  A couple of good Benedick speeches to choose from in this one.      Henry V…(sorry, don’t have the book in front of me, can’t give act or scene)…find "Once more unto the breach…" or "Today is the feast of St. Crispian…", to start.  They may be a bit daunting depending on your experience level, so look also at the King of France: "Think we King Harry strong…"      Considering your age range and making admitted assumptions on your experience level, look also at anything of Romeo’s or Benvolio’s in R&J, and Horatio in Hamlet ("What if it tempt you toward the flood, my lord…").  Also the Mechanicals in "Midsummer" if you’re comically inclined.  Steer clear of most of the Big Guns until you’ve had some classical experience under your belt and can tackle them.      Of course, read and study the play in its entirety.  Don’t dismiss Cliff Notes, they can help a beginner understand the basic idea of the play AS LONG AS YOU USE IT AS A SUPPLEMENT ONLY.  Read the play.  Steer clear of watching a film version until your craft is such that you can not let it influence your choices.      Develop a thick skin now regarding actors’ cattiness.  It’s very natural for actors to become wrapped up in themselves and forget that they probably recieved substantial help from others at some point in their career…people want to believe they did it on their own.  Karma is huge in this game though; what you give out will always come back to you, eventually.      Hope I could help…let me know how these suggestions work out.      Wall * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!

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Hey! I’m not the one going postal babe…… What, you calling me postal? Are saying I wear some kinda silly blue suit and deliver mail? Are you saying I drive that little truck around like a postal worker???? (READ: Bad Joe Pesci imitation) << So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. WATCH OUT!!!!!! She’s going postal!!!!! DUCK INCOOOOOMMMMIIINNNG!!!!!!

Let’s up that dose to 500 mcg. shall we?

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Thank you Mr. Dunmore. I will check out your book. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Try my book "Alternative Shakespeare Auditions for Men" (Routledge, 1998) Good Luck! Simon Dunmore <http://www.btinternet.com/~simon.dunmore/ deja.com Anyone have any suggestions for good CLASSICAL monologues for young men (18-25) ? I’m also searching for contemporary monologues for young men. Any and ALL suggestions are appreciated. I need 4 monologues, 2 classical 2 contemporary…not to exceed 2 minutes each. Thanks Before you buy.

Before you buy.

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Hey! I’m not the one going postal babe…… What, you calling me postal? Are saying I wear some kinda silly blue suit and deliver mail? Are you saying I drive that little truck around like a postal worker???? (READ: Bad Joe Pesci imitation) << So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. WATCH OUT!!!!!! She’s going postal!!!!! DUCK INCOOOOOMMMMIIINNNG!!!!!!   "There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch

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Funny thing is, she’s never told me what it was that I did that was so Check your email again and/or reread my posts telling you to shut up. The answers are all there.

And stop lying to the group, …or I WILL make my reply to you PUBLIC! -Drama Queen – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – -Drama Queen ps – Lythium, Sorry for adding yet even more strife to your daily life, …but Carla has that "booger in her nose again." Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here…. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit). So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin. If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but "There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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I don’t have any territorial disputes.  I obviously pissed her off by breathing, so who knows.  Or cares.

Obviously still deep in denial Carla? If you don’t care then why did you send me that lengthy post pleading with me to know why? All I want to know, is WHY? Now I’m dirt under her finger nails.

No, …but you’re on your way there. My, someone is awfully fickle.

No, simply just fed up. Funny thing is, she’s never told me what it was that I did that was so

Check your email again and/or reread my posts telling you to shut up. The answers are all there. -Drama Queen ps – Lythium, Sorry for adding yet even more strife to your daily life, …but Carla has that "booger in her nose again." – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here…. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit). So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. You know Opus, I’ve been seeing you all over alt.acting, The Green Room, and ACT-PRO, and I have yet to find another poster who more frequently misinterprets the essence of another person’s post than you. He didn’t ask ANYONE to do his research for him, …he asked for monologue suggestions. Why do you take every bloody post so personally as if it was directed towards you? The world of alt.acting does not revolve around you and not every request posted to the group is a direct plea to the almighty penguin. If you don’t know the answer, or are not inclined to give it, …then SHUT THE F*CK UP! and don’t berate other people for being nice enough to make the polite suggestions that you are not inclined to. I’m really getting sick of you. -Drama Queen (Soon to be called an ASSBAG huh?) Rude?  Now it’s people like you, who read "rude" into a mere statement that says, "Library, search engine."  You want rude?  Go play somewhere else. We don’t have time to do everyone’s research for them.  It’s rude for someone to expect that. There was no need to be rude. Every question is a good question and someone may not realize how it easy it is to find something if they are not told, so that ask. But yes you should be able to find book in the library also you might wan to check used book stores. You can find monologues as well as whole plays for cheap. Also check college book stores and yes there are sites on the internet that you can get monologues for men free but "There’s enough youth in the world, how about a fountain of smart?" The artist formerly known as Juliet Priestess and Bitch — Opus (: "I wish the stage were as high and narrow as a tightrope so that only the most highly trained would dare to venture out upon it." –Goethe http://www.carla.coble.com -Acting site http://members.home.net/coble/OpusGraphics -Original graphics http://scoobydoo.acmecity.com/witchdoctor/345 -Alt.Acting Newsgroup Gallery

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So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life.

WATCH OUT!!!!!! She’s going postal!!!!! DUCK INCOOOOOMMMMIIINNNG!!!!!!

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Oaky, okay…I think we’re dealing with some serious territorial pissings here…. Hey Juliet, it may appear so on the surface, but there’s no territorial thing happening, …at least not on my part. I’m just sick of her ways. No one rules this roost. Not Opus, Not you, hell, not even me (dammit). I don’t? Ah shit. There’s another dillusion shot to hell.  :^) So let’s drop it okay? I get enough strife in my daily life. Oops, …don’t mean to add to your daily strife. Sorry. Consider the issue dropped, …til she pisses me off again. -Drama Queen

Just remember it’s better to be pissed off than pissed on. Unless of course your’e into that kinda stuff….

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