Lindstrom Knows Everything, everything that matters, anyway Options

[Lindstrom]

22. In the theater, there are so few guys and so many girls. Of the guys, at least half are gay and half of the straight ones are too old, then half of the young enough ones are in relationships. So pretty much for most of my theater experience I was the only available high school aged guy. This started just as I turned 16. This area is mostly active during the summer, so lots of people only vacation here and show up during the summer. Also, there aren't many colleges here so it's limited that way too. People are always coming and going, myself included, and it's not the best idea (financially) to hang around here all the time.

I guess from a perspective you could say they all weren't very serious, since some of them I knew would end with the change of the season or things like that. I'm not a very serious person anyway, and I could never be in a relationship with someone who would utter the sentence "We have to talk." or is always hung up about their flaws or problems.

[Oscar]

So you're a theatre person right? I think that's what I've heard. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lalaexdee.gif)

[Lindstrom]

Really? I mean I even say "when I was in the theater" in the post right above yours. Anyway I haven't done theater in a few years because most of the people involved are a little too melodramatic for me.

[Oscar]

Oh, I didn't even read it! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lalaexdee.gif)
Is it bad to think that theatre people have long hair? Haha, all the theatre people I've met have long hair! And you have long hair...

[Lindstrom]

Most of the guys I worked with in the theater had short hair. You usually have to cut it for stuff set in like, the 1940's or whatever where all guys had really short hair. Having it long was only useful for when the play was set in a time period where it was common, like the 18th century. Anyway right now my hair is a little bit longer than it is in the picture in my profile.

[IdlersDream]

Favourite play you have acted in?

[Lindstrom]

I'd have to say either Chicago (the same as the movie) for having so many girls in the cast and parties every night, the Scarlet Pimpernel (musical of the book) for being a cool adventure with good songs and a tight cast, Pirates of Penzance (Gilbert and Sullivan operetta) for essentially the same reason as Scarlet Pimpernel, or Lend Me a Tenor (comedic play with lots of mistaken identities and stuff) for having what was probably the best script for a comedy ever, and having plenty of room for physical comedy.

[Toaster Boy]

How do I study for labeling maps on a test if my only way to study is using the maps we made during summer? The answers are on them and I just can't study like that.

[Lindstrom]

What's the map of? I suppose you could try to find another blank map and make some copies to relabel until you can do it by memory.

[Toaster Boy]

There's like 7 maps actually. There's around 170 or so things I need to know. But because there's so many, I can mess up like 15 and still get a 90 or somethin'. But anyway, I did the copy thing and the only place I have trouble with is Africa, some of Asia, and a bit of some landforms. I'm going to study my butt of during lunch so next period I'm ready for the test. But wow, why would you assign a unit test during the first week of school? Sure, you told us during summer, but who the KFC would start before like August?

[Lindstrom]

I guess it's too late to help you now then, huh? That's pretty lame of them to be throwing stuff at you right away, is that an honors course or something?

[Toaster Boy]

It's an AP course, yeah. But wow, the lunch studying definietly saved my toosh. Thank you photographic memory.

[Arilla]

John Wayne?
Do you like his movies? If so which do you like the most? The least?

[Lindstrom]

I only saw one it's in entirety, which I guess was his last. The Shootist, which had him with Lauren Becall and Ron Howard, as a gunslinger who's dying of cancer. I liked it, but I probably would've liked it more if I had seen some of his other movies cuz it seemed rather reflective of his career. I always loved his style though.

"That oughta fix his pistol"

[~Miitan]

Favorite Jackie Chan film? Since Jackie is awesome and such.

[Lindstrom]

He definitely is awesome, but that question made me realize I've seen many more Jet Li and Bruce Lee movies than Jackie Chan movies. As far as movies where he's the star, I only recall seeing Rush Hour and Rumble in the Bronx. Since Chris Tucker is kind of too much in everything except the Fifth Element and therefore brings Rush Hour down, I'd have to go with Rumble in the Bronx.

[Headtrip]

Why is your questions topic still pinned?

[Lindstrom]

Probably because people tend to ask me more thoughtful questions and I tend to give answers with depth to them. I guess. I'm not sure who did all the unpinning but I'm sure it was because most of the topics, even the pinned ones, were filled with spammy little questions like "do you like grapes?". I know when Saffy made his thread he intended it to be about personal questions or stuff that no one else had the knowledge to answer (like maybe about coding), but it quickly turned into spam, which is why he stopped responding immediately.

Before you ask: Grapes are like, the one fruit I could care less about unless used to make other stuff like wine or juice.

[Darth-Paper-Boy]

Actually

http://www.ranchstory.co.uk/forums/index.php?act=SR&f=43

[IdlersDream]

Well there are times when people ask personal things but I think most people are afraid what's okay to ask and what's not.

Have you been in a relationship that you now regret ever getting involved in or just embarassed about?