[Sans-Culotte]

I enjoyed every moment on the stage. Worked every state east of the Mississippi. I have good memories of my kindred spirits. Just wish they weren't assholes.

I was a theatre major in college and did a fair amount of community theater. I phased out of it when I got married, and my job became too demanding. I really don't miss it. I think when I was young and single theatre was a sort of escape for me. Once I was too busy with real life, I lost interest in make-believe.

I don't keep up with anybody I used to act with or direct. They and all my college classmates are the same libtards they've always been. I used to be a lefty myself, but out grew it when I learned to use my brain. I don't miss the stress and adrenaline of doing theatre, but I do miss the camaraderie.

[Focault's Pendulum]

It's good to see some others from the boards. I also ran a theater company for over ten years.

It was audition by invitation only. Didn't know them. Came to me by recommendation. I wound up with a very conservative company.

I still miss them.

In life, I am a very gentle guy. Onstage, I can play the most vile, evil villain that scares the crap out of you.