Time: Sat, 01-May-1999 20:25:28 GMT     IP: 205.184.166.90

Hello just wanted to drop a line to all of you. I havent been 
able to get to Iowa City for a month so ive been keeping up with 
the shows here. Hope BONS went well. Hope i get back there soon 
to see some more.
byes
Kelli Rae's "LIL" sis
(Cassandra Lee)

Time: Sun, 02-May-1999 11:37:12 GMT     IP: 171.211.227.141

Now that another BoNS is behind us, don't forget to round out the school year by sending some
of your No Shame pieces to be included in the permanent web library!!  Woo woo!

Just send email to NoShTh@aol.com

Time: Mon, 03-May-1999 04:12:50 GMT     IP: 128.255.106.107

   Well, since nobody else has decided to comment on Best Of yet, 
or at least not on this website, I think I'll do a little 
commentin' myself.
   I liked it, the whole night, each and every piece.
   Except for one, of course, which was horrible.
   There.  Now everybody can assume I was talking about theirs.  
Or maybe I didn't like two. That way, if you can already think of 
another piece that went really badly, there will still be room 
for you to wonder if yours was also bad enough to be hated by me. 
 Of course, you might also be able to think of two that weren't 
as polished as they could have been and that would ruin 
everything again.  And, of course, it would keep going like that 
no matter how many I said I didn't like...
   I hated it, the whole night, each and every piece.
   Except for one, of course, which was wonderful.

                     Arlen

Time: Mon, 03-May-1999 16:46:35 GMT     IP: 209.56.60.62


:   I hated it, the whole night, each and every piece.
:   Except for one, of course, which was wonderful.

Thanks, Arlen. I thought my piece was pretty good, but I don't 
know if I'd go so far as "wonderful." Well, sure, I guess it 
was kind of wonderful. Take it easy on everybody else, though. I 
think a lot of 'em show promise. They just need a little more 
practice.

-Jamal

Time: Mon, 03-May-1999 22:34:05 GMT     IP: 128.255.106.10

   I was in the library typin' a message for this when two peoples 
I'd never seen before walked by singing the last verse of Jamal's 
"Ode to Lenny," and I thought, "Ha!  That's funny!  You're singing 
somebody else's song, and now it's your inside joke that when 
people ask you about it, you'll smile at'n each other and say, 
'It's an inside joke,' and you didn't even write it.  Ha!  You're 
stupid.  You're stupid for not writing it."  But maybe that was 
mean of me to think.  'Cause I was telling people about it and I 
wouldn't want anybody thinking that I was stupid for not writing 
it.  But, then again, I wasn't singing it just loud enough to be 
heard by everyone in the computer lab and laughing on the 
punchlines in the way that makes people who don't know any 
better think I'd written it and it was my inside joke.  
   I guess all I'm really trying to say is that my wrists feel 
like shortcake and the mayonnaise isn't as tasty as it used to be. 
 (audible sigh) I'm always beating around the bush
                     Arlen

Time: Wed, 05-May-1999 02:09:03 GMT     IP: 152.163.204.194

Just a couple of comments on the best of show this semester. Overall, a good evening, what "best
of" is supposed to be. I was surprised/pleased to see Aaron, Mike and Horak perform so much
that night, quite a feat for those fairly new to the show. I was alos pleased to see Gary's Rage
again, I completely forgot about that, and it was great! I heard a lot of people talking about it
afterward. And most everything else I liked a bunch too. Only drawbacks: someone either goofed
or wasn't thinking or something, and put Michael's piece about being wary of the jews right after
James Erwin's piece about being wary of Islam. Both were good, and deserving to be in best of,
but would've had a better impact if they weren't so near each other. And, just my opinion: I liked
Stangl's piece on the ideal mate, it's funny, but I personally didn't think it was his best. I was
expecting maybe comedy is funny or something. Oh, well. And my piece wasn't my best in my
mind neither, but again, whatever. Anyhow, good evening. This semester, this whole year has
been interesting. It's been fun watching everybody change, like Stangl singing and Galbraith and
Cassidy and Horak going from from beginner sketches to best of bits. I only wish we could've
seen more of Adam and Chris and Greg Mitchell (where'd he go?) So yeah. And everyone else
was way cool too. Even you, Arlen. 

Time: Thu, 20-May-1999 06:44:52 GMT     IP: 128.255.106.227

www.brooks.com is cooler than www.stangl.com.
But only by a hair.

Time: Fri, 21-May-1999 06:57:33 GMT     IP: 207.177.78.84

allright people/......no shame theatre may become a reality in 
fort dodge this summer....and if any of you would be willing to 
"loan" your scripts to us for the first few performances, we will 
perform them as well as we can...to kind of...you know....set the 
standard....make people want to even attempt to be almost as cool 
as us.  and almost as conceited.


reply to me if you care,  and if you dont...ill see you rotting 
in fiery hell.

ciao ciao

-md cassady

Time: Fri, 21-May-1999 21:15:26 GMT     IP: 152.163.195.208

So what about us in dull Iowa City? Anything exciting happening here, besides Terror Twilight on
June 8th? 

Time: Sat, 22-May-1999 23:06:40 GMT     IP: 129.255.248.76

What's mine is yours, Mike.  E-mail me and I'll send you whatever 
you like...presuming there was something of mine worth 
repeating...

Time: Mon, 24-May-1999 17:31:36 GMT     IP: 209.56.60.108

What are you talking about, James? www.brooks.com is WAY cooler 
than www.stangl.com! All you get at www.stangl.com is one screen 
and an email address! www.brooks.com has photos of their company 
headquarters and everything. 

However, www.hansen.com is cooler than either of those. They have 
infra-structure diagrams and stuff. 

Better still is www.river.com. And I'm not just saying that. 
Picures of rivers are almost always cooler than pictures of 
company products.

www.erwin.com is available for site construction. Go for it, 
James! It's all you!

jamal

Time: Thu, 27-May-1999 16:56:05 GMT     IP: 205.217.147.183

OPEN MIC NIGHT
Thursdays at 6pm
Starting June 3rd at Cyberbeans,
the upper level of Great Midwestern.
All are welcome...
poets, actors, musicians, comedians, or anyone who needs 
attention!

126 E Washington St
iowa city IA
52240
337-7243

Time: Fri, 28-May-1999 03:08:42 GMT     IP: 205.188.200.41


As usual, good ole mark is here to drive this concept into the ground. But, enough intro, onto the
body of my message:
 If you must check out no shamer websites, you cannot pass up www.galbraith.com, with a
periodic table, or www.lawson.com, with a large lightbulb. Way cool! And of course, there's
www.burton.com, with morphing photos of winter sports. Www.greer.com is the most attractive
one, and then there's the funniest thing. If you try to go to www.bowman.com, it'll either send you
to www.hayward.com, www.stangl.com, or www.river.com.
hahahaha



If I laugh loud enough at my own jokes, it covers up the stunned silence emitting from everyone
else.