Bug-Eyed Earl
July 21st, 2003, 11:04 PM
I just felt the urge to reveal some persona;l information, since a week or two ago Sandy mistook me for a clone on cylon.org and banned me (turns out I live by Adjudidimacator). He corrected his mistake and apologize (cause Sandy's a good guy). But all the same, now I feel like revealing some personal info, since clones never did that. Plus, on most boards I visit, I tend to fade into the background. I don;t want that to be the case here, especially since there are fewer members, and thus a much smaller crowd to get lsot in.
I'm studying to be an actor; that's what I want to do with my life. I also have always had the writing bug, and right now I'm working simultaneously on my first novel and some other short stories. Maybe if I get lucky I can get published and support myself off of that while I puruse my acting career.
One thing that this site has taught me; do research before signing up for a film that previously existed in another form; I would have been ill-prepared for the response had I ended up in the mini. :D
I only became a Galactica fan recently; what I love about the show is that the bad parts only make what DID work stand out so more. To put it another way: if I ever produce a prime-time cartoon in the vein of the Simpsons or Family Guy, I'll definitely give Dirk and Richard guest voice roles.
One more thing: I'm 23; am I one of the younger ones here?
I'm studying to be an actor; that's what I want to do with my life. I also have always had the writing bug, and right now I'm working simultaneously on my first novel and some other short stories. Maybe if I get lucky I can get published and support myself off of that while I puruse my acting career.
One thing that this site has taught me; do research before signing up for a film that previously existed in another form; I would have been ill-prepared for the response had I ended up in the mini. :D
I only became a Galactica fan recently; what I love about the show is that the bad parts only make what DID work stand out so more. To put it another way: if I ever produce a prime-time cartoon in the vein of the Simpsons or Family Guy, I'll definitely give Dirk and Richard guest voice roles.
One more thing: I'm 23; am I one of the younger ones here?