could you be a little less nebulous, please?

A guy at work asked me last night if I like Jack Johnson. I was actually so amazed he even knew who Jack Johnson was I lied and said "Yeah, sure." He said he had some song of his he wanted me to check out after work. I said "Ok...."

After work he actually handed me his iPod with ear buds to listen to this Jack Johnson song. In a moment of utter brilliance I thought to ask the name of the song. He immediately told me the name of the song and I said "Oh, yeah. I've heard that song of his. Its pretty good."

I may be a liar but at least I don't share ear wax with the morons I work with.

Eierdiebe wrote:could you be a little less nebulous, please?

I would kindly request that someone remind me to create a "RIF" program that would serve the Greater Providence area.

Being the "rock guy" at work ensures that every yahoo who has a relative/sexual partner in a band will ask you:

"Hey, you like music, right? There's this band. My relative/sexual partner is in this band, they're called Smugly Dismissed..."

Nine times out of ten this band is crap.

"Do you guys play covers or originals?"

"How much money do you make at your concerts?"

"Do you play lead guitar?"

"Why can't you put the same passion into your work as you do in your guitar?"

"Do you get a lot of groupies?"

"What does your T-Shirt mean?"

CRAP.

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

Eierdiebe wrote:could you be a little less nebulous, please?

I would kindly request that someone remind me to create a "RIF" program that would serve the Greater Providence area.

ahh, thank you for the condescension. i'm sure you're sure i deserve it!

unfortunately, i still don't know what you're talking about. (i've never worked alongside people dumb enough to assume i'd like barenaked ladies cuz i'm a rocker.)

I want to say that I abstain from voting on this poll due to the fact that "rock guys" at work used to be an easy source for cheap and shitty pot back when I smoked cheap and shitty pot.

i work as web designer so my work was always with web designers or graphic designers and almost everyone of my colleagues had a band, or sung somewhere or something.

horsewhip wrote:"Do you guys play covers or originals?"

"How much money do you make at your concerts?"

"Do you play lead guitar?"

"Why can't you put the same passion into your work as you do in your guitar?"

"Do you get a lot of groupies?"

"What does your T-Shirt mean?"

CRAP.

perfect.

crap.