What the fuck happened to my Beau post?

It was right fucking here.

Goddammit.


FINE.

I'll rewrite it.

(Dammit blogspot you are embarrassing me infront of nobody because no one reads this piece of shit. Bah.)


)))Edit: Oh wait, I'm blind. Disregard that. But read this anyways because I said some more uninteresting things.(((

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Okay okay okay shut up for a sec.

Spoken word time, and I need some fucking silence here.





Good.


I'm not much of a spoken word as art kind of person.

I mean, I work with ceramics.

Clay.

Dirt.


Fucking mud.

Not exactly a noisy medium


Not that I don't enjoy spoken word.

I just never had much contact with it.

But according to certain people. I can talk. But I'm not much of a talker in public.

I guess this is why I am taking that public speaking course. And why I can talk the fuck out of anyone who I consider close to me. And on the internet where no one gives an aerial fornication.

Goddamn shyness, fuck you.

These limits do not please me.

But this Beau character.


That was enjoyable.

I think that he is funny.

And that his performance was funny.

And worth listening to.

I like how, when he was dropping papers, he kicked one into a perfect spin. That, for some reason, tickled me pink for a while.

I liked the content too, but that is all people talk about. And a waste to mention here. Since I agree with most points.

The experience will mess with those who don't. I like that.

I hope it does it.


And I hope he does it.


And that's it.

Shut. Uuuuuuuup!

But not really.



Guestspeakerguestspeakerguestspeakerguestspeakerfunfunfunfun.











I may have enjoyed that.

I think he is very funny.
And was very fun to listen to.


About the lecture on the spoken word... The lists of different people who's work crosses over into the boundry of spoken word art were impressive.

And good to hear about.

In particular the radio and podcast sections.

I already enjoy This American Life all the time.


Aaaaaaaand I have another one for those who also enjoy that type of thing.

The Moth.


Listen to that shit, its like TAM but in shorter bites and even more freeform and fun.

Some are very... powerful.

Beau was very vivacious.

I liked, in particular, a point when he dropped a paper and kicked it slightly. It went spinning in place in perfect time with his speaking.


I don't think he even realized he did this.




But it was awesome.


I wanted to ask his first name, but I figured I could just look it up, due to his fame.

This is much harder to find then originally anticipated.

Next time I will just fucking ask.


And that's it.