"Good luck"

I find it hilarious that in most aspects of life, wishing someone good luck is a good thing and people really appreciate the good vibes, but when I was in high school, in speech and drama you didn't wish someone luck unless you wanted your face pounded. You had to say, "Break a leg" instead. Was that just something stupid our area did or is that common in the world of performing arts?

 

i thought that was just a performing arts thing? i however am not nor have never been much for theater.

 

Theatre (spelled that way especially for Nesta ) was my outlet in high school and it brought me out of my shell and had a huge part in creating the person I am today. I loved it. Theatre kept me from being overly emo and for that, I am grateful.

 

They do that everywhere, at least here in Gringolandia.

I do not wish people good luck, I tell them to toughen up or to make it happen.

 

It is good luck to encounter nuns... but not if they are walking away from you.

 

I am sure if someone did wish it and someone did break a leg, it is long healed by now.

 

This recent wave of necroposting has got to stop

You people can’t be that bored



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I am rather a ditz in that if I don't notice some of the handles have not been about in a while, I usually don't see the date until long after I have posted rather OLD advice.

 

also not if you go to catholic school and have a rebellious side.

 

"good luck!" = good
"good luck..." = bad

 

'Skip the Gutter' is another phrase.

Any you folk into Louis Armstrong?

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