Dancer Archive
Thread: Tired of dancing in the crowed canatina?
Yes please, none of us want to here you cybering in the back room. *Wrinkles nose*
I was thinking more of private parties or dance pratices
"And remeber some cantina will have a back room behind the bar that you can but on private preformances (not THOSE kind), "
Whether it's those kinds or not, remember...the walls don't block sound. RP accordingly.
*fondly remembers the laughs at beta, when people forgot walls didn't block sound*
*cough*
The only problem is no-one goes to theaters and hotels (well the go in hotels a bit more now to gamble), so it gets very dull, very quickly
You'd be surpised who comes into the threatre, I was dancing and reading shakesphere the other day in one, and a big group of rebel came by, hiding from imperials. They were thrilled that they were able to get there bf and mind damage taken care off. I got a 5,000 credit tip from the group
Shakesphere: Renowned droid poet and playwright, know as much for his sporadic flight pattern (caused when his restraining bolt was incorrecly removed) as for his dataworks. A seeker droid before he was set free, he is most often depicted in the guise of a painted skull, from his famous work, "Outlet." Other famous works include "The Taming of the Squall," "A Tale of Two Suns," "R2D@ And C3P0 Are Dead." He suffered a crosswiring mishap last year and his personality chips were wiped by accident, leaving his great unfinished work, "The Mystery of Meatlump Drood."
I reallllly need to get off work.
TheMerovingian wrote:
Shakesphere: Renowned droid poet and playwright, know as much for his sporadic flight pattern (caused when his restraining bolt was incorrecly removed) as for his dataworks. A seeker droid before he was set free, he is most often depicted in the guise of a painted skull, from his famous work, "Outlet." Other famous works include "The Taming of the Squall," "A Tale of Two Suns," "R2D@ And C3P0 Are Dead." He suffered a crosswiring mishap last year and his personality chips were wiped by accident, leaving his great unfinished work, "The Mystery of Meatlump Drood."
I reallllly need to get off work.
lol. Thank you for that 