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• Becoming a Moderator on OtakuBoards, starting up my own production company with my best friend Dan.
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• I liked the Mysterious Cities of Gold before I did Pokemon, but Pokemon was the first Japanese Anime I really liked.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2003

Spit Bubbles- Better than Sex?
There is a reason for that title, as bizarre as it sounds.

In Production today, before comtinuing blocking for Alice, we played a game of human noughts and crosses. Nine chairs were set out in a rough square and the group was divided into two halves, one group of noughts and one of crosses.

Then, our tutor yelled out either 'Nought' or 'Cross' and one person from whichever group had to sit in a chair, looking like whatever their symbol was. It started off alright, but people were pretty much screaming at whoever ran into the wrong places (of which I was one) by the end of it >_<;

Anyway, afterwards we started blocking. Steve (who plays the Mock Turtle) suggested we played traditional noughts and crosses in the back of his script. I though this'd be a good idea, so I mouthed 'Yeah', really enthusiastically.

What I hadn't quite realised was the amount of saliva I had in my mouth. As I opened my gob, a phenomenal dome of spit exploded from the abyss inside.

I've no idea why it was so funny, but we were laughing really hard for about ten minutes, trying not to disturb the scene. I'm still laughing now ^_^; No-one else had any idea what was so hilarious, heh. I've not laughed that hard in ages- it was a great feeling.

I guess rehearsals do this to people ^_^;
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