Second, a thought:
I've been listening since around mid 2004 but I still miss a lot of the inside references. There are surely thousands of older and especially newer listeners who have questions about some of the bits, drops, references, gags, bits. I've run articles where I ask my qauetsions, and someone always has an answer. Sometimes we hear from insiders like Grubes who fill us in.
I've got a little list going for a new article, but why should I haves all the fun?
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Or maybe one should put in their time if they want to understand all the "inside" lingo.
ReplyDeleteHow much time does one have to put in? I've been listening for 7 years and I still don't get stuff. The Ticket isn't an endurance contest or a private little club where only the day-ones who listen to every show are permitted entry. Come on.
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ReplyDeleteWould you mind giving us some examples of inside stuff that you don't get? It might help us out in our contributions.
I'd be happy to -- but I'm saving it for an article.
ReplyDeleteThe Ticket is a festival of inside references. Just think of any drop, character, insde reference -- that's the kind of thing I'm thinking about. Check out this article -- this is the kind of thing I'm talking about:
http://myticketconfession.blogspot.com/2010/10/questions-for-knowledgeable-confessors.html
Hope this was helpful, Anon.
An example... This is not an inside thing anymore, but, "Do you like this gig?" We all know that one, due to it being so huge. But, there are other drops, or references, that not everyone knows.... like, "the anus is on him"
ReplyDeleteThere you go.
ReplyDeletethe anus is on him i believe came from a sat morning golf program on the ticket when the host meant to say the onus is on him... im sure you see the mistake
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