anywayitsalex

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HELLO

It's me. I haven't been here in so long.... it has brought back so many amazing memories of this site. I've been in so many fandoms and made so many friends here. It's amazing to see it again.

If anyone from the old days remembers me, don't be afraid to say hi. I won't be back again for a while, I just thought I'd leave this message here in case anyone ever comes back.

I'll check someday.

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fashionably late? more like anxiously early

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#same

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Short clip of Andrew and Jane on Will and Grace

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Andrew Rannells

“I was 12 years old when I saw the filmed version of ‘Into the Woods’ on PBS. I caught it toward the end of the broadcast quite by accident. The cast was in the middle of performing ‘Your Fault,’ leading into the incomparable Bernadette Peters and her perfect rendition of ‘Last Midnight.’ I didn’t know what the story was, I didn’t know who the characters were, but I was fully hooked and completely invested in the outcome of this story. After that, I sought out and obsessed over all things Stephen Sondheim. I felt like I had been introduced to a language that I didn’t know I knew. An emotional vocabulary instantly unearthed inside me. He expressed thoughts and feelings that I didn’t have the words or bravery, or obviously the intellect, to express. Sondheim’s work changed the whole course of my life. That first glimpse of his genius was enough to inspire me to pursue a life of being a part, any part, of telling his stories.”

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Short clip of Andrew and Jane on Will and Grace

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– marvin in the chess game

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Andrew Rannells presents the awards for outstanding featured actor and acress in a play at the 2015 Drama Desk Awards

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andrewrannells This is a VERY fun crew to spend the day with.

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#242

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Madrid is disgusting today.

People waving spanish flags, chanting for fascism and anti-catalonian beliefs, threatening antifas, defending the government’s actions.

What happened to Madrid’s resistance? What happened to it’s fight for democracy and the republic? I see none of that today, when walking through a working class neighbourhood I saw dozens of spanish flags hanging from the windows. 

I can’t even describe just how disgusted I am by the police forces actions, showing just how much the government monopolizes violence. They are trying to deem as illegal what is a basic democratic right, and people are buying it. We are not a constitutional monarchy, we are the remainings of a fascist  dictatorship governed by german puppets. Franco’s ghost never quite left.

A por la tercera                                                                                                        Votarem.

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Sneak Peak of Ben Platt in Will & Grace