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[saffiter]

One of my icons over at 

tf_stillness just won something.

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WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

 

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4.   This one did REALLY well, and I'm quite proud of it. It didn't win anything, though.


THIS one 5.  just got mod's choice...spelling mistake and all!

I'll post the banner when I get it.

Is in shock.

 
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Edit:

Here's the banner (the rest of the icons are behind the cut)

Comments

[masi-tfoot.livejournal.com]

Yup, Glamalot! Ran around in a safari suit (that itched like CRAZY) and brilliant, fire-engine red shoes that we'd re-glued the soles to and promptly had someone step on my heel...so we had to wrap duct-tape around them. It looked very funny from the audience.

Glamalot's based very loosely on it as well. Done by Toadshow productions. Their first every musical was Phantoad of the Opera: Toad Who Hops, Cannot Die *snickers*

Oh, god. I've seen that Monty Python movie. It was a long time ago though.

No, don't wake up the brother. A cd is a cd is a cd I've found. It's Dvd's you've got to worry about (don't get me started on region coding. It's one of my favourite rants).

[rosieknight.livejournal.com]

What part did you play? The "Lady of the Lake"?

*nods* I kind of figured it wasn't a strict interpretation. O.o *snickers* I like the title, very punny.

Yeah, they made a play based off of that movie. (Supposedly, they're going to make a movie based off the play. It's a bit surreal to think of a movie based off of play based off of movie.)

Do you want me to burn you a copy? I'm going to be transferring some music from my CD's to my computer anyway, so it's no problem to add one of my brother's CD to the pile.

[masi-tfoot.livejournal.com]

Sorry this took so long. Life's been crazy this week. Tests, tests, and more tests to mark. And then for some variety I've got essays as well LOL!

I was Sir Bedevere...he of the run on sentence. I swear, this guy wasn't a main character but he had the most lines in the entire play.