"Forever came"--the end of "Cats." The 18-year musical "Cats" had the motto, "Now and forever." At the loadout, some stagehand wag noted, "Forever came."
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- Term of the Day: too handy
- Term of the Day: transfer legs
- Term of the Day: laid and paid
- Term of the Day: lawsuit waiting to happen
- Stagehands I have Known #3: Le Miza Bob
- Term of the Day: longitis
- Term of the Day: the long knives are out
- Term of the Day: lurgy
- Term of the Day: mad skills
- Term of the Day: manna from the heavens
- Term of the Day: Martini Beck
- Term of the Day: Mastercard
- Term of the Day: Miss Congeniality
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- "moving deck chairs on the Titanic"
- Term of the Day: moxie
- Term of the Day: "much, much better than new"
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- Term of the Day: noble failure
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- Term of the Day: post-Tony shakeout
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- Wardrobe Term of the Day: "puddle the dress"
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- Term of the Day: to throw under the bus
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- Term of the Day: "What am I, chopped liver?"
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- Term of the Day: (to) Wildhorn someone
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- Term of the Day: working my last good nerve
- Term of the Day: work me like a rented mule
- Term of the Day: "Where are you stacking them?"
- Term of the Day: “Who do I have to fuck to...”
- Term of the Day: underminer
- Expression of the Day: "You can make a lot of mone...
- Term of the Day: "You can't break iron"
- Term of the Day: "You can't hit a moving target"
- Term of the Day: "You don't need four years at MIT...
- Term of the Day: "You're killing me"
- Term of the Day: you reap what you sow
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- Term of the Day: "You the boss, I'm the hoss"
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- Term of the Day: brouhaha
- Term of the Day: "conversations with myself"
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- Term of the Day: death of a thousand cuts
- Term of the Day: dinner theater
- Term of the Day: dry drunk
- Term of the Day: an elaborate song and dance routine
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- Term of the Day: failed bully
- Term of the Day: "Forever came"
- Term of the Day: freeloading situation
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- Term of the Day: ginsu
- Term of the Day: to go Ghandi on someone
- Term of the Day: good Rolodex
- Term of the Day: (to) blow someone up
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- (The photo above is very old.) I presently carry out author interviews for the website LitHub.com, but before that I worked as a book columnist for the Newark Star-Ledger from January 2002 to June 2012. I have written for the New York Observer, the New York Post, the Denver Post and other newspapers.
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