I played a butler having an affair with a famous opera singer. Her husband, also a famous opera singer and a control freak, is poisoned, and we're all under suspicion: The wife, who hated him and wanted to marry me; the chef, whose food was criticized by the dead guy; the maid, who was the chef's girlfriend and the dead guy's mistress; the longtime friend, who had the rights to a life insurance policy on the dead guy, and me, who wants to get with the guy's wife.
For once, the butler didn't do it. But someone else did. Whodunnit? The answer comes at the end of the day.
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haha i love it.
i have an award for you over on my blog. come on over *insert witty joke about not murdering someone while you're there*
How fun! Can't wait to see whodunnit...
Oh, fun!! Now I want to play! I didn't know you got all dressed up for it.
How fun!! Chicks dig guys in tux's. Monkey suits are hot.
You look VERY odd all cleaned up in a tux. :P
I've always wanted to go to one of these!! Looks like fun.
Haha, very funny! This looks like fun. Nice tux.
you rocked that monkey suit hard, Andy!
sorry that I missed this
That is a very nice look for you! :)
And thanks for giving me a shout. I can rarely make mine wordless too so I've updated them to (not) wordless Wed. I just like to talk too damn much.
You make me miss acting. Not cool, Andy, NOT COOL!
I say, Jeeves-- I mean, Andy-- you should wear a tux at all times. It's a good look for you.
(My word verification is: beleva. As in the Monkees' song, "When I saw your face, now I'm a beleva.")
Thanks for all the kind words about me in a monkey suit, everyone.
Capricorn said I looked handsome, although I think she's required to say that...
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The dead guy! He tried to poison his wife, but inadvertently poisoned himself. Then, in a twist, his previously unknown twin brother arrives and shows he's an ever better opera singer.
Seriously, I want your life. You are doing so much of what I wish I was doing in my life ... acting in murder mysteries, wearing tuxes, kicking corpses!
my own "acting" career was cut short by my utter inability to remember lines. My brief appearance in "Tea House of the August Moon" in high school was ruined by my inability to remember one line. And my debut in a melodrama for the Great Falls Montana Centennial was reviewed as "completely over the top and melodramatic -- even for a melodrama."
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