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I’M TOO FRAGILE FOR THIS, episode four: ”Skull”
The fourth episode of I’m Too Fragile For This, in which Connor is concerned about the shape of his damaged skull. Cathryn attempts to reassure him.
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Connor calls this episode “skull.” I call it “Negligent Mom.”
This is fantastic.
Posted on January 17, 2012 via Connor Ratliff with 11 notes
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Wait, what?
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Know Everything!
I get in trouble for saying that because I deliberately say it in a jerk manner. KNOW EVERYTHING. When someone says “I didn’t know the movie my partner was mentioning” I’ll sometimes say “Well, you don’t HAVE to know it but it would be easier if you knew it.”
And then people are like “Why do I have to like Star Wars?”
And I say “Who said anything about Star Wars?”
“All these improv nerd boys love Star Wars and can’t stop mentioning it. I hate that HAVE to know it.”
I know. It’s annoying.
I don’t understand how there could be any disagreement to Will’s thesis here. Why wouldn’t you want to know as much stuff as possible? Not just as a person* but as a human? Knowledge is power. Education is freedom. Everyone knows that. The more you know, the easier life is and the better you can be at living it no matter who you are or what demographic you fit into.
*Edited to note that I meant to say improviser not person….
Posted on January 3, 2012 via Improv Nonsense with 112 notes
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Baby Max
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Happy birthday Rowen!
2 years old today -
Schedule wrestling’s birthday party’s restaurant brother Pancras Christy Prager like a little excited to come Litteken months little bit Nahenahe #on an engineer is it take recipe
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I want to take a moment to mention my dad. He has always been extremely supportive of my dream to be an actor; from driving me to community theater auditions as a kid to sending me to the ever over-priced theater camp, stagedoor manor, as a teen to helping me pay for my classes at UCB in my late twenties - he has always done what he could to give me the best opportunities as a performer. It never ceases to amaze me and I always realize how lucky I am when my dad is the only parent (and some times one of just a few audience members) there at Under St. Marks laughing above the crowd. Perhaps he has a soft spot for me and my dreams because was ALSO AN IMPROVISER!! In the 70’s he performed and toured with the Boston based group, the Proposition. That, in itself, is seriously rad.
He has gotten into photography lately and I think his pictures are really great.
Anyway, I love my dad and I think he is just the tops. Here is a cool picture that he took and a picture of us that he probably doesn’t like.
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Thank you Santa!!!
#CreatureSanta





