4/20/2005

Morbid

The only accurate description of my stand up routine tonight. Holy hell. I think I broke part of myself tonight. There were things that used to jar me awake at 3am. Things I've done. Things I didn't. Shameful occurances. Tonight's performance will be remembered through one of those sharp and jagged barbs of midnight alertness. But, ya know, I did it. I fucking did it. I got up on a stage and I did the best my shakey legs and jittery fingers could do. Bad as it will be remembered, tonight marks the first of many baby steps. Thanks to all who came and apologies to those who stayed.

5 Comments:

Anonymous jim said...

Dude. Neal. You're being way too hard on yourself. It wasn't anywhere near as bad as you think. You were just nervous as hell, which is understandable considering you've never done it before. Stick with the shit... it'll get better. Besides, now that I'm leaving Hollywood, it'll give us a reason to hang out other than to play Halo ;-)

4/21/2005 02:48:00 PM  
Blogger britintheus said...

what the worst that could have heppened? I mean, it's not like it was something horrific like only having one person show or something that bad.

There was more than one person, right?

Oh, man, I am so sorry....

4/21/2005 03:43:00 PM  
Blogger withoutaclue said...

I think it's awesome that you did it! So what if you were nervous... I bet you were funny as hell! What were some of the jokes you told? I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall in that joint. Keep up the good work making me laugh about your blogs, but try not to be such a sexist pig. I think you know what I mean, Popcorn Boy.

4/21/2005 06:26:00 PM  
Blogger Kenny said...

Dude, Rush Limbaugh was there and he said, "Best five minutes ever.... man, I need chicken or crack... kill a fag!" seriously, that's what I heard... it's all about tugging...

4/21/2005 09:21:00 PM  
Blogger Kenny said...

"Izturis singled softly to center..."
I thought about you as I was tuned in to CBS Sportsline, "watching" the Dodger game.
Son, tonight you "singled softly to center", as you bared your soul and took a chance. Years of preparation and cubicle bush-leaguin' culminated into this moment. It's not bad, it's not memorable, for anyone but you... but you fucking got a hit... Someone threw the ball into the dugout because you got your first hit. We are proud of you, Neal. I'm holding up a sign - "Fischer Road's Finest"... BTW, invite me next time, bastard.

4/21/2005 09:31:00 PM  

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