opening night for macbeth was tonight. we had a good crowd, and my scene went well!

before the show i served food to homeless people. it was great. our theater is in an area with a lot of homeless. i felt at home among the homeless

Ask one of them to be your life coach.

do we need tickets to your show?

Ya filthy, you might wanna post any relevant info in the meetup thread if you want me to not be 3 hours late

220 golden gate ave, the kelly cullen auditorium. 6pm curtain. saturday oct 10th. you don't need tickets. the door will be closed AND LOCKED and there will be homeless people standing around. but if you push the wheelchair button, the door will open maybe. but if you push the white button, the desk lady will let you in. then just walk up the stairs and you will see the theater. you cant miss it.

the richies coming to macbeth(same venue) tonight were a little confused. the entrance to the theater is weird since the door is closed and it doesnt look like a theater and there are a bunch of homeless drug addicts hanging around. but they all figured it out pretty easily and made it to the show.

while we were in japan, LKC got given a (ridiculously expensive and inappropriate but that's another story) train set; this morning mrs k plugged it into the mains and blew the transformer up (240V bro). The transformer needs to output 15v ac 1.5a to the control unit, the best I can find is 15v ac but only 0.5a. Is this likely to: work but be slow, or just not work?

I can find a whole replacement unit but it's 3x the price.

I have neither wellnamed well paid technology job nor the figleaf of 'pseudoscience' in my Masters degree.....
17th century poetry for the win!

Studying Ancient Greek is a fantasy of mine although sometimes I think Latin might be more my go. As of now - a Masters degree in Engl Lit whilst living in working poverty is enough indulgence - I think if I took up Ancient greek as well the Australian government would deport me for using up all frivolous knowledge gathering in one person.

p.s.
Break a leg Filthy

wut

I've studied Latin. Never again.

My next languages are going to be french, for traveling purposes, and vedic sanskrit, for we less practical reasons

Oooh Sanskrit.

Do you know Language Of The Gods In The World Of Men? I really want to read it but I've never found the time.

My would like to learn list is roughly Russian, Welsh, Korean Chinese, ancient Japanese. I've made half arsed efforts at the first two so far.

Also, French Shmench.

I'm about to go take an LSAT. (Yes, I've done this before, but I need to stay sharp.) Whoopee.

A couple for Digger:

http://www.sporcle.com/games/THEJMAN...britishwriters

46/54

http://www.sporcle.com/games/khands/poet-names-match-up

21/25

didn't you used to be a tutor for those?

45/54 and 22/25

Still am; that's why I'm taking it. I haven't taken an official one in a very long time, and I think teaching something one doesn't do oneself is ungood.

I took the LSAT before I got my writing job.

Took it with almost no prep work and crushed it.

Somebody should host an mini-LSAT quiz on POG.

setting the atak o/u at 176.5

PM sent.

i took it once and got like a 160, felt pretty bad about it

practice test would have helped bunches just with time management which i messed up a lot

I'll take the over

On his actual score. Not what he claims to get. In case you were misunderstanding.

50/54

24/25