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MeganS · 12-06-2005, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by alaskayorkie

LOL! SHE'S STILL ON 2,999!

Its all messed up! It should be on 3000 now!!! I'm going to send a complaint!!

LIL MIS' MAGIC · 12-06-2005, 06:06 PM

Megan...Good luck on your play tomorrow!! I am sure you are going to do awesome....

alaskayorkie · 12-06-2005, 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MeganS

Its all messed up! It should be on 3000 now!!! I'm going to send a complaint!!

LOLucy!
Address your complaint to "Moderator"

red98vett · 12-06-2005, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MeganS

Its all messed up! It should be on 3000 now!!! I'm going to send a complaint!!

You're The Posting Police - what are you gonna do - send a complaint to your own self ?

LOL simonandhallie.....GOOOOOOD one ....love the way that post count just HUNG there ...you DID drive her nuts !

Sherry Lynn · 12-06-2005, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

You're The Posting Police - what are you gonna do - send a complaint to your own self ?

LOL simonandhallie.....GOOOOOOD one ....love the way that post count just HUNG there ...you DID drive her nuts !

Er... Villette, I hate to correct you, but she's the CHIEF of Posting Police!!! And I hear she writes tickets, too!!

babi1542 · 12-06-2005, 06:32 PM

You people are too funny~! That expression means good luck

Marie · 12-06-2005, 06:37 PM

Megan, I just wanted to wish good luck tomorrow on your play. Gucci sends you lots of kisses.

red98vett · 12-06-2005, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by babi1542

You people are too funny~! That expression means good luck

Thank you - wonder why it means good luck....Maybe good luck in the hospital getting that broken leg set ?

MeganS · 12-06-2005, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

Thank you - wonder why it means good luck....Maybe good luck in the hospital getting that broken leg set ?

I knew it meant good luck! I just wonder why they choose that...hmmmm....

StewiesMom · 12-06-2005, 07:22 PM

Good luck Megan!!

In earlier times, actors wished one another “may you break your leg”, in the hope that the performance would be so successful that the performer would be called forth to take a bow — to bend his knee.

The curtains on either side of a stage were called the legs, so that to pass through the legs was to make it out on to the stage ready to give a good performance, or perhaps expressing the hope that you will need to pass through them at the end of the show to take a curtain call, implying your performance had been good.

The saying really refers to getting one’s big break, that the performance will be good enough to ensure success in one’s career.

fasteddie · 12-06-2005, 07:29 PM

I say, go break all the audience member's hands (cuz they have to clap so much for you!)

Here's a definition of: break a leg (brayk uh leg) - expression, vernacular. Used by performers to wish each other good luck. Though its origin is not exactly clear, one possible explanation dates from the period of the Restoration, circa 1680, in England. It became the custom for performers to curtsy at the end of the performance by placing one foot crossed behind the other and bending the knee of the supporting leg. The greater the applause, the lower the curtsy. The hope was that the applause would be so great that the performer would "break a leg" from having to curtsy so deeply.

http://www.dcd.ca/catalogue/macdictionary.html

Shanatink · 12-14-2005, 09:32 PM

Alaskayorkie-you are just too mean to megan, lol.

Hey megan, where were you when I hit 2000? I didnt get a thread

. I want a thread when I hit 3000

alaskayorkie · 12-14-2005, 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Shanatink

Alaskayorkie-you are just too mean to megan, lol.

Hey megan, where were you when I hit 2000? I didnt get a thread

. I want a thread when I hit 3000

Oh, come now. That would be childish of me, wouldn't it?
Besides, SHE STARTED IT!

red98vett · 12-15-2005, 03:33 AM

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Originally Posted by fasteddie

I say, go break all the audience member's hands (cuz they have to clap so much for you!)

Here's a definition of: break a leg (brayk uh leg) - expression, vernacular. Used by performers to wish each other good luck. Though its origin is not exactly clear, one possible explanation dates from the period of the Restoration, circa 1680, in England. It became the custom for performers to curtsy at the end of the performance by placing one foot crossed behind the other and bending the knee of the supporting leg. The greater the applause, the lower the curtsy. The hope was that the applause would be so great that the performer would "break a leg" from having to curtsy so deeply.

http://www.dcd.ca/catalogue/macdictionary.html

now that makes sense - thanks for that - Now Megan has something can share that with all her new ACTOR buddies

12-06-2005, 06:06 PM	#17
LIL MIS' MAGIC Yorkie Lover Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Midlothian, Texas Posts: 4,377 Blog Entries: 3	Megan...Good luck on your play tomorrow!! I am sure you are going to do awesome.... __________________ Kristin, Mom to: Lil Mis Magic, Sailor and Captain

12-06-2005, 06:32 PM	#21
babi1542 Double Trouble Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: FLORIDA Posts: 4,658	You people are too funny~! That expression means good luck __________________ PEBBLES AND SASHA MY DOGS ARE NOT SPOILED...I'M JUST WELL TRAINED!

12-06-2005, 06:37 PM	#22
Marie Mom loves Gucci Donating Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New York City Posts: 6,427	Megan, I just wanted to wish good luck tomorrow on your play. Gucci sends you lots of kisses. __________________ Huggies, Gucci and Marie http://www.dogster.com/?132187 "I have been egged"

12-06-2005, 07:22 PM	#25
StewiesMom Stewie Rox the Sox Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Chicago Posts: 6,306	Good luck Megan!! In earlier times, actors wished one another “may you break your leg”, in the hope that the performance would be so successful that the performer would be called forth to take a bow — to bend his knee. The curtains on either side of a stage were called the legs, so that to pass through the legs was to make it out on to the stage ready to give a good performance, or perhaps expressing the hope that you will need to pass through them at the end of the show to take a curtain call, implying your performance had been good. The saying really refers to getting one’s big break, that the performance will be good enough to ensure success in one’s career. __________________ Kristy & Stewie

12-06-2005, 07:29 PM	#26
fasteddie *YT 6000 Club Member* Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 6,238	I say, go break all the audience member's hands (cuz they have to clap so much for you!) Here's a definition of: break a leg (brayk uh leg) - expression, vernacular. Used by performers to wish each other good luck. Though its origin is not exactly clear, one possible explanation dates from the period of the Restoration, circa 1680, in England. It became the custom for performers to curtsy at the end of the performance by placing one foot crossed behind the other and bending the knee of the supporting leg. The greater the applause, the lower the curtsy. The hope was that the applause would be so great that the performer would "break a leg" from having to curtsy so deeply. http://www.dcd.ca/catalogue/macdictionary.html __________________ YODA & WINKY R ::: RIP Winky ::: RIP Yoda!

12-14-2005, 09:32 PM	#27
Shanatink Mommy to 3 Princesses Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: DFW Texas Posts: 11,030	Alaskayorkie-you are just too mean to megan, lol. Hey megan, where were you when I hit 2000? I didnt get a thread . I want a thread when I hit 3000 __________________ Custom Dog Clothing Boutique www.TinkerbellsCloset.com