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Just kidding. I’m terrified.
Statistics: Posted by Kyle — Sun Jun 03, 2018 6:26 pm
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She just had a crap-tastic crap-plosion, the grin on her face told me she wants the world to know!
Statistics: Posted by Walrus — Sat Jun 02, 2018 8:45 pm
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I really thought this might be it. Saturday at 4. Looks good. He's recorded on Saturday afternoons lately.
But then.
But then I see that Mike is going camping.
Camping.
Jesus Cotton Christ. What is going on. So now he's going to get back late on Sunday, and probably skip another week.
And now I realize that I'm writing this post to a phantom audience. Usually I write them to address Mike directly, with questions worded like I'm in the room and asking him personnaly. But I'm not doing that now and I realize that it's bothering me. Who are you? Who am I talking to? Are you the ghosts that are refusing to make your ghost posts? Or did you read my post from yesterday and decide... Oh shit. I'm going to check for ghost posts again.
Statistics: Posted by Kyle — Sat Jun 02, 2018 4:09 pm
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No ghost responses.
Damn lazy ghosts.
Statistics: Posted by Kyle — Fri Jun 01, 2018 11:35 am
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Dear Diary:
I'm going to be totally honest. I'm beginning to think that creating a listener betrayal thread was a mistake. It seemed funny at first, but then I made the total worst mistake you make in a project like this. I just assumed it would take on a life of its own. In my head, I saw people flocking to this thread-- people that have never even posted before-- and joining in. It would go viral and we would have hundreds, if not thousands of responses as people joined the hive mind and sense of community behind participating in Nerd Pride Radio's podcast.
If I post it, they will come.
But they didn't. In fact, although some brave souls did participate, the laboring oar of keeping this thread relevant has fallen on me. WHY DO I HAVE TO BE SO LAZY?
But wait. If I post it, they will come.
I posted it.
In Field of Dreams (a movie that, I must confess Diary, I've never seen), Kevin Costner built a baseball diamond in his corn field and a bunch of ghosts showed up and played baseball. I think Robert Redford even played the ghost of Pistol Pete Marivich and hit a homerun that went into the lights and caused an explosion. But wouldn't that have set the cornfield on fire? I might be remembering that wrong.
But what if... what if there are ghost responses that have been edited onto all the other responses, but in the invisible font??
O.
M.
G.
I bet there's a TON of ghost responses. I'm going to go back and check the other posts, Diary. This could really be something.
Statistics: Posted by Kyle — Fri Jun 01, 2018 11:35 am
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