I am willing to bet an old Speedo bathing suit and 4 mismatched socks with holes in them that Phil is indeed the writer of Anne.

Quoted from Dreamscale I am willing to bet an old Speedo bathing suit and 4 mismatched socks with holes in them that Phil is indeed the writer of Anne.

Like Ewww.  No.

Okay, this is what I think.

What a Wonderful World - Jeff
Slipping - Pia
For Customers Only - Heretic
Trapped - Heretic
Anne Goes to Camp - Phil
In Your Face - albinopenguin or Mr. Ripley not sure
Dark Escort - Jordan
Swift Justice - Kev
Thrice - Sandra
Dead n Gone - Lexalicious
Lucy's Closet - cmhall
splitzkrieg - Greg
Wicker - Mark
A Simple Question - Andrew
Waiting - rdhay
Black Winters - Sean

To give Pia some credit:

Pia- consummation or waiting

Cindy - Slipping

I would like to say Stuck Here With You was by Dressel but I haven't seen him on for a while.

I don't think Sandra wrote Thrice. Granted it was out there but the topic doesn't suit her.

Is it your speedo Jeff, or a guest's?

Phil probably wrote two scripts but I don't think he wrote Anne. He's into dark humor but something about that script doesn't lead me to think of Phil. Probably the way the female character threw up or made retching noises a lot. That doesn't look or sound like something Phil's would find funny but I could be so wrong in that.

I agree with Gabe.  If Phil wrote Anne, he went to great lengths to disguise the fact he wrote it.

The Speedo bathing suit is the red, white, and blue stars and stripes suit that Mark Sptiz wore to win his 7 Gold medals in 1972.

The socks are mine, though...all different colors, of course, no matches.

Phil did not go to any great lengths to disguise it...  

That's all I'll say...

Peace, out.

Quoted from Dreamscale I am willing to bet an old Speedo bathing suit and 4 mismatched socks with holes in them that Phil is indeed the writer of Anne.

Really? Well, whoever wrote it, I will put them in the finale together with:

Dead N' Gone

and

For Customers Only

**Please note that all of these are in that same genreish location of comedy (in my mind) so
they can't be weighed against some of the other scripts in the same way.

My voting here is solely based upon the fact that these guys/gals, really brought me out of some kind of stupor and made me laugh!!! And I know...

This is hard to do. Even if we have this kind of tendency, we too, as comedians, are only regular people and are subject to the same woes as everyone else. How to keep up the facade? That's a great chore-- but a comic must do so because:

He lives his job.

But how do we reconcile with the questions that come to mind:

Is our physical soul merely mutable? If so, what construct can we rely upon to
designate any particular "character" within us.

I'm inclined to  feel an affinity with Anne Conway, who lived in the 17th century
and by her words, (was plenty far above them). ...

Sandra

My guesses:

Anne Goes to Camp -- Brett.  He's been dealing with lots of execs lately, after all...
Splitzkrieg -- Greg
Criterion -- Sandra
Where There's Smoke -- Cindy
Consummation -- Jordan
One/zerO/One [room] -- Darren James
Black Winters -- Darren James Seeley
Waiting Room -- Rebekah
Dark Escort -- Gabe

Revised a couple guesses when I realized First Time must have been written by a Brit.  Also changed Spitzkreig to Greg after looking at the posts.  I wish I could recognize more of the styles on display here.

Rereading the script, I can see why some people would say I wrote Anne Goes To Camp.  But it wasn't me.


Phil

I'm taking Phil at his word here.  Gullible?  Maybe.

Very gullible, Ryan...