Brian Brophy didn’t return?
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Brophism: the path to finding yourself in someone else?
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Count me in
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no, but I maybe could come up with a limerick...
let's see...
There once was an actor named Brian,
Whose fans are all nearly cryin'
He wasn't asked,
And simply recast,
And Maddox was soon enough dyin'
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Someone combine all of these songs and poems into a holy book.
Come on, guys. Brian Brophy is just living his life. He's not responsible for the outrage, nor does he deserve to be it's symbol.
... locks the door.
Brophenology ...
The study of the multitude of bumps on the foreheads of folks who have fallen flat on their faces in the "Brian Brophy Didn't Return?" Thread.
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I think this has pretty much just turned into a wacky thread of appreciation.
They should get the guy who played adult Wesley in “Hide and Q”!
River Phoenix?What about this boy?????
Jerry O'Connell?
Corey Feldman!
Doth John Ales signify unto us the mark of pure sin, handed down yon ages from Pike and Colt, or hath instead his vile deed in replacing the Brophy provide us lowly folk of un-Braphtized state an edifying lesson from Providence that even the most conscientious and well acting may be seduced by mammon and undeserved fame to fall so low verily as to accept what ought not to have been thine. Nay: Brophy could have but stretched out his hand, and the role he took in heaven, Maddox, would have been his. But brethren, twas it not the Devil, in the guise of CBS that tempted John Ales to pilfer what was not his and take the role for his own? For Providence guides us, and Brophy knows his own. We are but sinners in the hands of an angry studio.
-Rev Cotton Mather
Bofton, 1699: from his sermon entitled "The Vile Doomcock that Doth Corrupt"
-Rev Cotton Mather
Bofton, 1699: from his sermon entitled "The Vile Doomcock that Doth Corrupt"
Yep, a true Brophmance to its core.
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