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Can you picture it--a singing Karla! The coffee-cup conga line! Tap-dancing city-daters competing to be first on the pole!
And everytime someone gets a new star, bring on the chorus line!
Well, now I've gone and done it! Ever since this morning the idea of a QOTD musical has been stuck in my head.
I see a musical interlude between Gue, LuckyLady and Nomad as they discuss the best way to send meat back in a restaurant. A tie-died costume change during the production number called "How often did you make tie dye in the 1970's"
And of course Karla has a show-stopping solo about what she goes through to come up with new ideas.
Two of the posters noticing they keep having remarkable similar answers. After a series of chance encounters they discover they're actually long lost cousins. Or maybe childhood sweethearts.
When a freak blizzard threatens the north, everyone decides to come to a big meet-up party at Nomad's house.
It would start with the toe tapping waiting for the day's question (singing in the rain playing in the background?) and then the theme from Chariots of Fire as they race for that first spot.
Two of the posters noticing they keep having remarkable similar answers. After a series of chance encounters they discover they're actually long lost cousins. Or maybe childhood sweethearts. .
OMG, you know what else it needs is the Dance of the Trolls!
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