JMDooz

Yes. You are the only one. Lol..jk. all in good fun

That "spelled out" nothing. They still don't owe us anything. Are you saying you want them to preform for us because they should be happy they finally get to escape rumors of being gay? Put on a little show so we believe them? Being gay isn't a bad thing nor do I need a little song… Read More

So? She doesn't owe us a public gushfest. Maybe they're gushy (or full of .... lust? Ok, dude?) in private. Or maybe they're not and they are super "logical" in private too. So?

I think that's adorable! My husband and I have an unspoken contest to give the most lame and practical gift. I don't know how it began but I love it. I didn't know how I was going to top windshield wiper blades but the next year we BOTH got each other 6 months of bar soap. Lol. It's… Read More

Similar to you comment though! I have also read, it was because audience members would get rowdy demanding encores or cheer they would stomp their chairs to make noise... Often breaking chair legs. It doesn't matter which is right, so long as we acknowledge the cast thing is wrong.… Read More

I've read that too but I feel as if the bigger understanding of the phrase come from theater superstition. You don't say good luck. You'll jinx them. You tell them to go ahead and break a whole damn leg.

It's not true...

5. It is not so you'll end up in the cast. Theater is notoriously superstitious. You don't say good luck because you can jinx it. You say break a leg as an ironic twist.

Give them ALL the awards!

You should! It is wonderfully done!