Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Add Me As Your MySpace Friend At Your Own Peril

The hard-hittin' Moss Bluff crew. In their defense they do have a black guy in the group and only one of the two white guys has dreads. Maybe it's me who's the asshole.
Being that I am a comedian I have a "Comedy" account designation on my MySpace account. Being that I am a complete dong I have over 1,000 MySpace friends. At least several hundred of whom I have never met, communicated with or am even sure are people who actually exist.

Being that I am so well-befriended I get a least two or three requests for new friends every couple of days. It's usually from other struggling comedians who I have never met or from friends of friends who are also collecting an ersatz cyber-entourage with whom they too will never meet or communicate but may masturbate to on occasion.

Yesterday I received a friend request from a band called Moss Bluff. After taking a peek at their profile page I learned that they were a Los Angeles based, three-person, experimental reggae band. There are few things that I hate more than reggae music, but without exception I can say that I hate reggae bands comprised mostly of white dudes from Santa Barbara even more.

So I accepted the friend request from Moss Bluff. And then I left this comment on their page:

"Sweet Christ, do I hate reggae."

Direct. Simple. To the point.

Three things Travis Knight will not stand for: 1. People who bogart the pipe. 2. Cunt-kicked  blasphemic [sic} hate comments on his music. 3. Stale Doritos.About fifteen minutes later I received this MySpace message from Travis Knight (songwriter, basses+) a member of Moss Bluff:

Subject: smart ass

hi dan bylack.

did you get kicked in the cunt or something? thanks for the blasphemic hate comment on my music.

peace,
travis


I immediately sent Travis a very nice message back apologizing if I hurt his feelings and wishing him the best of luck with his band. Then I posted this comment onto the Moss Bluff MySpace page to make up for my previous offensive statement:

Sorry about my previous comment. I meant to write:

Sweet Christ, do I hate reggae. But, boy, do I love Moss Bluff. Their music is so powerful that it has overcome my deep-seated hatred for shiftless patchouli-drenched white dudes with dreadlocks.

When I'm not busy getting kicked in the cunt or making blasphemic [sic] hate comments about other people's music I listen to them constantly.

I've also made out with Travis, twice. And let me just say this - jokes aside, his penis tastes like a grape popsicle.

Thanks for all the sweet tunes, guys. See you soon in a drum/hacky sack circle near you. Peace.


It lasted all of 12 minutes on their page before it was deleted. I've yet to hear from Travis or the rest of the Moss Bluff crew. And, again, I wish them the best of luck.

But, Sweet Christ, do I hate reggae.

11 Comments:

Anonymous Rob G. said...

Ha ha. That was awesome.

11:09 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The [sic] on "blasphemic" would carry more weight if "deep-seeded" were an actual phrase.

But apart from that, fun!

12:58 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am glad that you did this so that now I don't have to.

2:48 PM  
Blogger danbialekloveskittens said...

Hi, this is Dan.

I actually read this article http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/deep.html and then forgot to change my mistake before publishing this blog.

Thanks for being all diligent and OCD. I appreciate people who pay attention to detail.

3:45 PM  
Blogger danbialekloveskittens said...

Actually come to think of it, I'm the one who is all OCD not you. The fact that I posted something with that blatant of grammatical error in my first post for DAW at work has been haunting my thoughts for the past 10 minutes. I hate reading stuff where someone is being a smartass to someone else via email or a text message when they themselves make a glaring mistake like that. I feel like I should email Travis and the Moss Bluff gang and let them know that they are true victors in our battle of words simply because I didn't use all of mine correctly.

However, considering that it is only 1 pm here in Los Angeles I can only guess that most of the band's members have not woken up yet for their 4 pm shifts at Amoeba Records and also probably haven't had their mandatory wake 'n' bake bong tokes, so I don't know if the news would be received with anything other than indifference.

If it makes you feel any better please know that I taught high school English for three years here in Southern California and I'm most likely a direct cause to the breakdown of our nation's educational system as we know it.

4:03 PM  
Blogger Anthony DeVito said...

I used to think my burning hatred for be-dreaded caucasiatards was wrong, or at least excessive. Thank you for proving me wrong.

6:43 PM  
Blogger yellojkt said...

Genius. I can't stop laughing. I better burn some more incense in case my mom comes home early.

8:36 PM  
Blogger So-Called Austin Mayor said...

If enough bloggers link to this post about Moss Buff this might become the top Moss Buff link on Google and might help introduce "deep-seeded" into common parlance.

Did I say Moss Buff?

2:52 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh, I'd say "deep-seeded" is a word. Use your imagination. You'll figure it out.

8:35 PM  
Blogger The Crespo said...

Let's host a "DEEP SEEDED PARTY AT THE BOTANICAL GARDENS!" That's what you mean right?

3:02 PM  
Blogger Archivalist said...

White reggae? What's next, white rap?

8:55 AM  

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