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Posted: March 6th, 2007, 8:37 am
by Mo Daviau
Hey! In tandem with this, I've been working on a list of things y'all can do in solidarity with being non-Hispanic the next time LCP has a show:
1) Reinact the Battle of the Alamo
2) Go down to Nuevo Laredo and get a hooker
3) Forget to tip at the car wash
4) Throw rocks at the paleta bike guy
Don't you just want to get down with your white self whenever all those minorities who have traditionally gotten an unfair shake in the comedy world take the stage and totally kick your gringo ass to the curb???
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 8:48 am
by Jules
Hee.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 9:22 am
by Wesley
The tiniest kitten wrote:They have an old-fashioned shoot 'em up gallery with animated effects, tons of giant stuffed aminals, and FUDGE!
Don't forget a variety of jerky guns, roasted nuts, and creepy bear chairs! I'm down for another Pgraph field trip!
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 1:50 pm
by Mike
Mo Daviau wrote:Hey! In tandem with this, I've been working on a list of things y'all can do in solidarity with being non-Hispanic the next time LCP has a show:
1) Reinact the Battle of the Alamo
2) Go down to Nuevo Laredo and get a hooker
3) Forget to tip at the car wash
4) Throw rocks at the paleta bike guy
Don't you just want to get down with your white self whenever all those minorities who have traditionally gotten an unfair shake in the comedy world take the stage and totally kick your gringo ass to the curb???
You forgot "driving to Home Depot and making the day laborers play Stringing the Pearls for minimum wage".
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 1:54 pm
by kbadr
Mike_K wrote:You forgot "driving to Home Depot and making the day laborers play Stringing the Pearls for minimum wage".
You laugh.
Pgraph has actually talked about doing this.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:07 pm
by Marc Majcher
Mike_K wrote:kbadr wrote:Which red's? P-ville, or south austin?
Either will do, though I am more familiar with P-ville and its' supply of rentable weapons.
South is closer/on the way to the Salt Lick. Just sayin'.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:17 pm
by andrea
i'm not as clever as mo, who definitely made the following point in a more elegant fashion but i want to go on record with saying that i find this thread and the sentiment behind it insulting, demeaning, and very disappointing. my general measurement for whether something is sexist is whether the same comments would have been applied to a non-gendered but similar event. for example, several troupes in town were not accepted to perform in out of bounds. however, i think we can all agree it would have been AIC-death to the person who would have posted "Seems like there is going to be an influx of mini-golfers/improvisers in town and i'm not the principal focus. let's go do (insert stereotypical activity) and then (disruptive activity) during the shows and spread (general bile and malice) towards the organizers, the participants and the event itself."
so thanks to every one who posted in this thread for "yes, and"ing the women of GGG and the AIC.
in a more constructive vein, if anyone wants to be a part of this festival, we are in great need of volunteers to do normal show-type volunteering (especially on saturday night). pm me if you are interested. we would greatly appreciate anyone's help.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:23 pm
by kbadr
Jesus jumped up Christ, for Ladies who Are Funny, you people sure seem to have lost your sense of humor.
No ability to detect tongue in cheek anymore? Fucking hell.
It's a goddamn joke. And the bit about going to the festival to "view women" was written in the absurd (and stereotypical) spirit of the rest of the post to indicate that we weren't going to intentionally avoid the festival to do this man shit and, in fact, we are going to support you.
God dammit.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:29 pm
by andrea
so if someone makes a joke i find offensive, i'm supposed to laugh it off?
to be perfectly honest, i couldn't detect tongue in cheekiness in all of the posts. some certainly. but the very fact this thread got started and continued hurt my feelings. i've seen many people on this board stand up for themselves when they feel like something they believe in and have worked hard for isn't being taken seriously. yet this is the first time i've seen someone get called out for not having a sense of humor.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:37 pm
by kbadr
I'm sorry you are offended. I don't think anyone meant this as anything more than "look, the ladies are being classy and doing what they do best! Let's be our retarded selves and do what everyone thinks men do best."
I'm an asshole.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:38 pm
by Jastroch
This entire exchange has made my birthday extra special. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:39 pm
by kbadr
Jastroch, let me take this moment to wish you the most gender-neutral and stereotype-free Happy Birthday!
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:45 pm
by DollarBill
HAHAHHAHAhahahhaha the internet is fucking sweet.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:46 pm
by York99
Mo Daviau wrote:all those minorities who have traditionally gotten an unfair shake in the comedy...
Unfair shake? The Original KINGS of Comedy are ALL minorities.
Posted: March 6th, 2007, 2:56 pm
by kaci_beeler
Look girls, it's okay.
When the guys go out to shoot things and eat meat I'll just put on my beard and go with them.
I'll be the new young improv chap with the sweet beard from London. No one will be the wiser!

I'll report back in the evening.