In a post several weeks ago I mentioned my upcoming attendance at Michael Feldman's "Whad'YaKnow?" in town here in Indy. I went to the show last Saturday, and was fairly disappointed. I found myself feeling depressed during the show, and tried to analyze these seemingly inappropriate emotions. Then, with shame, I realized that I had not merely hoped to be on the quiz, but I had actually expected it! When it became clear that I would not have my moment in the sun, I suddenly lost most of my interest in the show. Also because the local band they highlighted, Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, really sucked. I also felt annoyed by the people who were actually chosen to speak on air--they mostly seemed like attention-seeking idiots--unlike myself, of course!
I learned a little about myself in this episode of my life. When I build up my expectations to an insupportable height, I'm going to be disappointed. Also I can be pretty damn immature! Or should I say "big damn" immature?
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You are a fucking retard. I was at that show. It was hilarious and the band was awesome. Maybe it is time to just kill yourself.
ReplyDeleteWhat would you have preferred?
Hmmm.. I wonder if you were one of the contestants or a band member. Just a little touchy! Everyone is entitled to thir own opinion, especially on their own blog.
ReplyDeleteI am entitled to my opinion too. My guess is the band and the show's hilarious crew do not have time to look at ridiculous blogs. I was bored, I thought you were full of crap, and I spoke my mind too.
ReplyDeleteYou are full of crap by the way. Why the negativity? Don't really kill yourself. I feel bad for typing that. It would suck if some self loathing misanthrope offed themselves because of a blog comment I made.
My guess is the contestants, crew, and bands do not have time to comment on ridiculous blogs. I had an opinion too, and I stated it. Why are you so touchy? You post a public comment, and then get on me for making a comment.
ReplyDeleteSeriously don't kill yourself though. I would feel really bad if some self-loathing misanthrope offed themselves because of a blog comment I made.
I paid money, looked forward to the show, and I loved everything about it. The meet and greet afterward was great too.
Anonymous, you're completely off the mark--I am no misanthrope!I generally love the show(see my previous posting on it), and was disappointed in that one as an exception. I was also briefly at the meet and greet, and enjoyed talking to the pianist.
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