maybeeatspaghetti

I obsess over everything all the time :: I’m chronically lonely and love asks :: I’m a fool

[maybeeatspaghetti]

I found ur ao3 b4 i got on tumblr and then saw u on here and i was kike "huh. Sounds familiar.." and i realised. Its them!!! Its may bee eatsp aghietti!!

Yep, it's me! I don't hang out on here all that often, but you might see me around from time to time

[maybeeatspaghetti]

Hi, what is cockwarming?

Cockwarming is an act where someone's penis (or strap-on) is inserted into their partner's mouth, ass, or vagina and just rests there for an extended period of time with no movement. From the name: the goal is to just "warm" the cock for a while, and not actually thrust or move at all.

[maybeeatspaghetti]

hello, i just wanna to thank you for what your fanfics have contributed to the falsettos fandom, ily🙏

You're so welcome!! I had a wonderful time writing them, and although I'm not feeling the pull to write Falsettos fanfic anymore, I'm so glad people are still reading them 💕

[maybeeatspaghetti]

i just finished rereading what a wonder you are. your stories have truly changed my life and i thank you so much ❤️

Aww thank you so much, that means a lot! 💕

[maybeeatspaghetti]

i literally googled “smutty word list” to write falsettos fanfic and the first option that showed up ON GOOGLE is one of my favorite falsettos writers who wrote some of my favorite fics of all time. days like this i almost believe in god.

HAH love that!!! Go forth and write all the smutty Falsettos fic 🙌

[maybeeatspaghetti]

not an idea; but where can i find your fanfictions? 😭

AO3! Same username there as here.

[maybeeatspaghetti]

You should be honest with your fiancé’ and be honest with her that you know what SMUT means. :) I’m sure she’d appreciate you being honest & not feeling like she’s actually an insane person.

?????

I'm perplexed and amused by this ask, as I haven't been on here for a long time and also don't have a fiancé! If the asker sees this, please elaborate haha, I'm desperately curious

[maybeeatspaghetti]

Dude are u still alive bc u haven't posted on AO3 since 2022 💔💔

I'm alive 😊 I know I haven't been around, but I pop back in occasionally!

I haven't felt like writing for Falsettos in a long time, and I don't know if I ever will again. I still adore the show, though! It's just not sparking my brain for writing the way it used to.

[onlydust]

I've only ever really used Tumblr to like and lurk, but with what happened this week, I feel I should make this post. I'm putting this here for me, but if anyone else should find comfort in it, it's here for you too.

Bill Finn.

Over the last several days, my phone has been full of friends sharing their memories—of his music, of his wisdom, of that one sweater. So, as enigmatic as he was, let me try to put into words something of a tiny sliver of who he was.

He took his craft seriously, but not himself. And at the same time, he was remarkably blasé about his own work. Any serious questions about meaning were brushed off—whether because Bill couldn’t remember or because he wanted you to create and lean in to your own interpretation and meaning of his work is anyone’s guess. Probably both. He was more interested in what you thought than what he thought. 

Bill wanted writers to push boundaries, create messes. A top-tier compliment from him was calling you “perverse.” He was crotchety sometimes, but always genuine, and full of joy. He was brutally honest and to-the-point; if he liked something, he told you, and if he didn’t like something (more often than not), he also told you. If he upset or offended you—well, that was a you problem. 

But through all his bluntness, he wanted the best for you. He would go to bat for you, would fight tooth and nail for you to get the opportunities and recognition you deserved. He launched so many careers, mentored so many writers. As so many people right now are sharing: “What would I do if you had not been my friend?”

We will all miss him terribly.

[maybeeatspaghetti]

Alright, here are the CBorle mentions in Spamalot Diaries:

‘However, there are many pluses. Christian Borle, the young man playing Prince Herbert, a newcomer to many, is quite brilliant. He is a really funny guy. In fact, the cast is impeccable. Steve Rosen is hilarious as Galahad's mother. Despite a wander across the north of England, ending up in Scotland for the accent of Doug Sills, Christian is quite benevolent and well-meaning and he draws lots of laughs. He has charm and what John Du Prez calls "a delightful swagger."’ Pg 54

‘She chose an epic day to come to rehearsal, as she witnessed a rather dramatic scene. Mike greeted her with joy and sat her behind us at the table, where we were watching Doug Sills failing to be amusing with young Christian Borle as Prince Herbert. One day, lad, all this will be yours. What, the curtains? No, not the curtains, lad… While Doug was fine as the rather vain Sir Galahad, he could never get anywhere close to Michael Palin's Father of Prince Herbert role, neither the Yorkshire accent nor the gradually mounting frustration. He seemed only able to go straight to rage. Mike gives me a worried glance, and then suddenly and without warning Doug begins slapping Christian around. Real hard slaps, until Christian says, "Whoa, stop that! Time out." There is a moment of stunned silence in the room. A shocked Casey says, "Take five, everyone" People stand around confused. What just happened? Mike walks me over to the big window for a private talk. "What do you think?" he says. "Well, if I work with him, I think I can help him with the Yorkshire accent," I suggest. "No. I'm going to fire him," says Mike. "Might as well do it now." And he does. Just like that. Takes him out to lunch and Doug doesn't return. I love that about Mike. He doesn't tolerate anything for long.‘ Pg 81

“We move from the strong powerful voice of Tim and the sweetness of Michael's Patsy through the silliness of Christian (a uniquely gifted clown), to the magnificent control of David, who is cheered to the rafters for his amazingly deft and delicate and hilarious rendition of "You Won't Succeed on Broadway." Add the charm of Hank, the sweetness and confident lunacy of Steve, and top it with the amazing genius of Sara, and it is a heady recipe.” Pg 95

‘Wow. Spamalot was a triumph. Its first public dress rehearsal last night opened to prolonged, triumphant laughter… They adored "I Am Not Dead Yet”, and Christian throughout was a hit.’ Pg 100

“Prince Herbert was hilarious, largely because Christian is so funny.” Pg 102

‘On the way into the hotel my flight for the next day was already showing canceled, so I canceled my car—I knew I was going nowhere Saturday. Best see the show again. Which I did (twice); and to give myself a little fillip, I suggested to Christian that I come on as the Historian at the start of act 2, then he could come on and tell me to "fuck off." He liked that idea. Peter, the stage manager, was nuts about it, so I dressed up in the second costume, with the Historian's tweed jacket and waistcoat and bow tie, and stepped out onto the stage. Most of the cast was in the wings. I wasn't sure what the reaction would be, but I could never have expected how it was: the audience went absolutely crazy, there was a roar and then applause and then cheering and then a standing ovation. They wouldn't stop. I didn't know what to do. I tried to deadpan my way through and hope they'd stop so I could say my one line. But they wouldn't. In the end I had to smile and nod and recognize them, and even then they wouldn't stop; so I gestured for about a minute for them to quieten. Only then could I say my line. Then there was Christian standing next to me with hands on hips. "Fuck off, Idle," he said and I exited meekly to roars of laughter. "Everyone wants to be a comedian," he ad-libbed.... But it sure started act 2 with a wallop and the cast were overjoyed. "Thanks for waking them up," said Tim and David.’ Pg 140

‘NOTES: At the top of act 2, Eric Idle appeared as a Faux Historian in his own costume. He began the Historian's speech to loud cheers and applause from the audience, and was then interrupted (planned) by Christian, who said, "Fuck off, Idle." Eric promptly, obediently, left the stage-again to great cheers.’ Pg 143

“What Mike did was to find the very best and finest. Casey was a brilliant call. His first gig, too. Sara is about to be a star, Christian Borle is a comedy genius, Hank is a pillar of laughs, and Christopher Sieber, who came in at just the right time, is extraordinary. Mike is probably the best casting director in the business.” Pg 167

These are awesome ✨

Thanks for sharing!!

[maybeeatspaghetti]

To any Christian/OBC Spamalot fans out there, Eric Idle recently released a book of diary entries from when he was creating Spamalot- The Spamalot Diaries. It has a lot of interesting stories and he has many nice things to say about Mr. Borle, so go check it out! I got the book for Christmas, so I can send the parts that mention Christian if anyone wants. Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays!

That's super cool! If you want to share those parts, that'd be amazing!

[maybeeatspaghetti]

maybeeatspaghetti posts on my dashboard in 2024? It’s more likely than you think!

(For real though I do go back and re-read all of your fics every six months are so and they really are so well written)

Oh thank you!! 💕

I'm around occasionally! The pandemic made it very easy to be online all the time four years ago haha

Glad to know someone still notices when I post things!

[maybeeatspaghetti]

I just finished reading all of your Falsettos fics and I have to say they are some of the best fics I have ever read. They are absolutely amazing and I really love the way you write them! If you ever wrote more Whizvin fics in the future I will absolutely be reading them straight away ✋️😌💖

Thanks! 💕

[maybeeatspaghetti]

I have to say that one cursed fic you tagged with “chess pieces as butt plugs?” has come across the falsettos fanfic page while I was scrolling so many times it’s now a joke between me and all my friends. It is genuinely iconic and every time I see it I screenshot the tag and send it to everybody. Finally read it today because I avoided it for long enough and needed to research smut fanfics (my asexual ass needs to understand) and my life has finally come full circle. I finally got traumatised by the chess piece butt plug fanfic.

You're welcome? (I guess 😂)

I'm glad you find it so funny! I legit wrote that in a fever dream haha

I'm ace too, so solidarity haha 🤜 🤛

[maybeeatspaghetti]

To be completely honest I re read those smut things you wrote in 2020-2021 of whizzer and Marvin over and over again

Great work bee tee dubs!!

Aww thank you!! I appreciate it 💕💕

[thejsorcerer]

once again, I'm asking you all to please acknowledge the gray spectrums of aromanticism and asexuality. the concept of attraction is so subjective and complex that it can't exist on a black and white area only, a- and allo- aren't the only ways you can experience attraction. acknowledge the gray!

[lizardsfromspace]

In the early 70s Sesame Street was created with an eye towards educating poor, inner-city children for free, and became a massive hit with all children. In 2016, faced with going off the air forever after facing conservative efforts to destroy public broadcasting since basically its beginning, new episodes became a timed exclusive for premium cable network HBO. In 2022 HBO Max, newly merged with and taken over by reality TV channel Discovery, removed Sesame Street episodes and spin-offs from streaming as a tax write-off and scheme to avoid paying residuals.

[saintofpride201]

Sesame Street's official YouTube channel is uploading the episodes for free, btw. A lot of creators are rebelling against this bullshit.

[amy-vic]

Sesame Street on PBS KIDS. Play games with Elmo, Big Bird, Abby and all of your Sesame Street friends. Watch videos and print coloring pages

As always, America, PBS has you and your kids' backs.

[scifigrl47]

I also want to put in a plug for the American Archive of Public Broadcasting, spearheaded by GBH in Boston to preserve and make available public funded programming from around the country.  More than 7000 public television and radio programs are available to stream through the website, with more than 40000 hours of programming archived and available to researchers and educators through the Library of Congress and GBH itself.

https://americanarchive.org/