That sounds like fun and I wish I could join you, David.  But I know all the lines to A&C Meet F so I'd probably annoy the hell out of you.

With all the year round fog here, the Bay Area is definitely the West Coast's Gothic capitol!

Ooh, L.A. has that same creepy look right now, only here's it's smoke. 

Have a fabulous Halloween, all!

Black and white?  Or has it changed again since you wrote that?

As MB said yesterday, "The colors will continue to evolve through tomorrow."

She feels his forehead and says she thinks he's coming down with a fever--she wants to take his temperature.  (Did they have thermometers back then?

Yes, though they were a foot long and took 20 minutes to register an oral temperature.  It wasn't until 1866 that the modern [short] clinical thermometer was invented.  (This is from a book in my personal library and definitely NOT my head.)

considering how much fun all us DSers had in Vegas, I was the luckiest winner on that trip, as I won not cash but a heart.

How sweet!!!

I wasn't sure if that was you, and we've never met, but I remember that the CyrusL on the Undernet was engaged to another DS fan that he, er, you met at a Fest.

~IB (who misses her rightful screen name  )

Thanks for posting the captures and the report, VWR!  I don't get SoapNet and really appreciated your effort.

A friend sent along some Ryan's Hope/DS crossover trivia:

• Nancy Barrett, who played a character on DS named Charity, played a character named Faith on Ryan's Hope.  (Clever, yes? )
  
  
• DS personnel appearing in the credits for Ryan's Hope:  In addition to the names VictoriaWintersRox mentioned in another topic-- Robert Costello, Lela Swift, Sybil Weinberger, and Sy Thomashoff-- were Ramse Mostoller and Tom McCue.
• Also appearing on Ryan's Hope in 1976 were Dorrie Kavanaugh and [movie actress] Gale Sondergaard (who at one time visited the DS studio).

to add more illogic, why is Valerie/Angelique/Miranda/Cleopatra/Aunt Clara/etc so fascinated about being alive in the future? I mean, we have just established not only has she been around since 1795/1796/1797, but she was around in 1692. Now that's already more than 148 years she's been around. Why become so fascinated she would be around another 130? 

LOL, good point!

I think we do have to assume that she's been around that long since it was never once stated that Angelique was a reincarnation of Miranda.  But that being so, how could Natalie have said in 1795 that she had known Angelique "since she was an uninteresting child"?  And, if Angelique is Miranda, with all those powers given to her by Judah in 1692, isn't it exceedingly illogical that girlfriend would still be working as a maid more than 100 years later?

Switching reels, CyrusL, were you the fan at the DS Tribute in Hollywood that said you incorporated some DS music into your wedding, to which Cobert joked about not getting any royalties?  It was a very cute exchange.

I'm going to give it a shot.  Thanks again!

Yes, I am quoting myself and thanking MsC again.

Converting to the site's specification took a bit of trial and error, but it's done at last!  This instrumental version of Quentin's Theme originally came from Criseyde's wav files (I couldn't find a [free] program that would convert a midi to a wav, but this worked perfectly), and the resulting ringtone sounds great.  To get the finished product, all you have to do is:

* Access the site from your phone at this URL: mbuzzy.com (you don't need the "www")
* Enter the buzzcode 178722
* Follow the prompts, and enjoy!