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Topic: Hey, Nicholl Losers!
Author: Melvin R. Thomas
Posted: 07/30/01 03:39 PM
I've never seen a more upbeat and polite bunch of losers in my life. Afraid of offending Greg or just good sports? Neither in my case. I'm pissed. My failure to advance is a travesty of justice. A testament to the incompetance and poor taste of the fellowship judges. Next year I'm going to take my $30 straight to the blackjack tables where someone like me at least has a shot. What are they looking for anyway? Finding Forrester? White bread fluff! Arlington road? White bread toasted! Don't forget, these are the same people that gave the Oscar to Ordinary People over Raging Bull. Shakespear in Love over Saving Private Ryan. They just don't know what they're doing!... There. Now, isn't that what you really wanted to say? I feel so much better.
Author: Daphne Charette
Posted: 07/30/01 05:09 PM
Melvin, you're a riot. Better luck next year, at Nicholl or the blackjack table!
Author: Melvin R. Thomas
Posted: 07/30/01 05:33 PM
Thank you very much!
Author: Ashley Moye
Posted: 07/30/01 07:18 PM
Actually, Melvin, I'm not angry at anyone involved in the judging. I'm just disappointed with all the jerks, who have ever treated me like a piece of crap and turned my mind into the sort of mush that has caused me to be less than the gifted writer that I had the potential of being.
Guess some "Mr. Wonderful" won't ever have his feet washed by me again.
But, that's another story.
Author: Melvin R. Thomas
Posted: 07/30/01 07:43 PM
Have we dated?... In all seriousness, you usually spare no expense when taking pot shots at me, but today you definitely seem off your game. I don't know what you're working on, but you might want to try something "light" until you're out of your funk. Or nail me with a couple good zingers. I can take it, and I won't even retort. Feel better, Ashley.
Author: Joanne Tolladay
Posted: 07/31/01 01:09 AM
Ashley -
I've known some real Adam Henrys too, but you can't LET them keep you from your talent. If you HAD the potential, you STILL have it.
Joanne
Author: Daphne Charette
Posted: 07/31/01 07:35 AM
I think (wouldn't swear to it but I'm pretty sure) that Ashley had tongue pretty firmly planted in cheek when she wrote the above!
Author: Melvin R. Thomas
Posted: 07/31/01 10:18 AM
Perhaps. But then again, she may be off somewhere boiling a rabbit.
Author: Ashley Moye
Posted: 07/31/01 10:31 AM
Melvin's right, in a way.
I've been sharpening my machete.
Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-haaaaaaaaah!
Author: Randy Steinberg
Posted: 08/01/01 05:02 PM
you should all write novels. 99% of the material in american mainstream film is sub-standard and as such expectations for scripts and film-writing is sub-standard. let me tell you something, both saving private ryan and shakespeare in love were pretty banal.
Author: Melvin R. Thomas
Posted: 08/01/01 05:12 PM
Ashley has written a novel. It's about a woman who is forced to endure mind control experiments by a pre-psychiatry doctor until she is rescued by her true love Melvin. Right, Ash?
Author: Ashley Moye
Posted: 08/01/01 10:09 PM
You, my dear, have too much time on your hands. Go get a job.
Author: Melvin R. Thomas
Posted: 08/01/01 11:22 PM
What are you talking about? I counsel troubled teens about substance abuse.
Author: Danial Couch
Posted: 08/02/01 03:58 AM
Hey, What?
Got both my letters today, no luck. I write those dark, edgy, non-Hollywood ending types. That's just the way I do it.
Keep the faith, Fellow Nicholl Loser!
Dan-Bill!!!
Author: Ashley Moye
Posted: 08/02/01 07:02 PM
Dan-Bill,
Do people really call you that, or is this just what you're going to call yourself here (since you've changed your name a couple of times)?
Melvin's a womanizer, BTW. Don't get all jealous.
Author: Judy Lyons
Posted: 08/10/01 09:36 PM
I love this! The Melvin and Ashley Show. I'm going to be sure to keep tuning in. Great stuff. Thanks for the laugh!!
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