Annabel Lee

LOL...Hey, what part are you playing in Oklahoma?

"Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain
And the waving wheat can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain. etc etc etc"

I like the character Annie..."Can't Say No"

Praxiteles

Jud Fry. It's kind of like lamb's fry, only not.

The director wants me to go to the gym to build up my muscles, but I think I'd rather eat lots of cake and *look* like I have lots of muscles.

Praxiteles

Ooops.

Just re-read your post Badfish. (I had a colleague chattering in my ear, and didn't read it properly the first time).

You want *me* to ask them if they're Stan worshippers. Sure, why not?

Maybe tomorrow though. I'm about to choof off home.

Annabel Lee

You got the "bad guy" part. That should be fun.

Praxiteles

Yeah, Annie and Will Parker have the best lines in the show, in the song "All or nuthin'".

Will: (Singing about a house) Big enough for two but not for three

Annie: Supposin' that we should have a third one?

Will: He'd better look a lot like me...

Praxiteles

Bad guys are the best roles to play, no doubt about it. Because I'm a base I'll never get any romantic leads, so this is the next best thing.

Rubbish, actually. It's the best thing!

Annabel Lee

LOL..That was great.

Of course, I'd be amused to see how you Oz folk manage an Oklahoma, farmer, cowhand accent.

Praxiteles

Accent schmaccent.

We'll do something that approximates it I suppose, but since the orjence is not going to have too many Oklahomagians in it, we only have to fool the locals.

I'll try and base mine on the accents in the movie. How accurate they were I can't say, but no-one here is gonna know.

Annabel Lee

That's true. I used to be able to do a great Irish brogue. Basically because I was brought up in a house full of them.

Well, you choof off home and I'm choofing off to bed.
Have a good evening.

Praxiteles

Brogues?

G'night, sleep tight and don't let the house guests bite.

Ooroo!