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more about "Saturday Night Live - Wayne's World -...", posted with vodpodBarry: [ gets up ] Yeah. Okay, what I do is make sure everyone's got their gear on, and I cue their guitars, and I bring 'em out onstage.. [ demos ] ..and I start the mikes and make the sure the scarves are always in the right place.. and then, the most important thing - I gotta do a sound check. [ pulls the mike forward ] "Check. Check. Check 1. Sibilance. Sibilance. Check. Check. Check 2. Sibilance. Sibilance." And that's pretty much what I do.Amado called me two hours before the poetry reading to tell me he couldn't make it. No big deal, he has a family emergency and the guy knows his priorities and I kudos a guy who knows that. Fine, I'm going to host, only I don't know what the hell I'm going to talk about because I didn't plan to host yesterday so therefore my topics are limited to only the current events in my life which sums up to my surgery. It's very not pretty.On the way there, I realize this is the first poetry reading I host that has a mic. Awesome. Now that I have mic I don't have to talk too loud because it'll do it for me. But as Jyg and I are in the car, I remember the Wayne's World skit where Tom Hanks is a road for Aerosmith and I want nothing more than to do the mic test he does. Only, I can't recall the fucking skit to save my life. I keep trying to remember the stupid word and know it starts with a 's' and has an 'ance' at the end, but couldn't remember. Missed opportunity. Sigh.We arrived early, as instructed by Amado and the doors are closed. Apparently no one phoned them to say that I'm now the host. But the Library's overbooked with evens. In the Texas area, the teen manga group is meeting and there's another course going on with yarn work. One of the ladies who works at the library asks if the poetry that will be read tonight will be friendly for six teenage girls. I grimace and say it all depends on the poet because we vary, though we normally do warn when we think the material is too adult in nature fo
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Wayne's World excellent.