Why you should not get drunk with podcasters

by on November 3, 2006

Last weekend Maryam and I got to visit several Washington State wineries. That was fun and good. But then Tim Reha turned on his recorder and got me doing the “butter knife scratch.” I’ll never live this down. I’m sure it’ll be on Valleywag by the end of the day.

Anyway, with a weekend of parties coming up due to the Vloggies being in town, this is a valuable lesson to remember. Getting drunk with videobloggers is even worse! :-)

Over on Valleywag there’s a hillarious video about YouTube done by Colbert. Said the same thing as Messina, but a whole lot funnier!

  • A lot of people in the valley seem to be getting"drunk" for different reasons. Right after the JotSpot deal, Marketing Sherpa seems to be going the YouTube way!

    http://ideaburger.blogspot.com

    Jay, from Bangalore
  • Robert, you are SUCH a crackhead!

    That is all...
  • Where's the "How to Butterknife Scratch" video?
  • Doug: hopefully no video will ever surface of that!
  • blogger@wordpress
    Offtopic - Chris Pirillo's latest blog entry http://chris.pirillo.com/2006/11/03/house-hunting/ - talks about house hunting in Seattle. Interesting...
  • The Butter-Knife Scratch is an instant favorite! I'm also hoping for the video!

    As an aside, what is the track in the background? Great mix!
  • Robert, we can't wait to meet you. We were drunk (carrot juice) when we made this! We hope that you might be able to get us shown for us at the ceremonies. It's about the Vloggies...

    Here's a quicktime link:
    http://www.rabbitbites.com/itunes/vloggies.mov
    And a link from our site:
    http://www.rabbitbites.com/archive/vloggies.html

    Hugs,
    Buns and Chou Chou
  • I don't understand why you care about Valleywag so much. I've been seeing recently that much of what's posted there is melodramatic, wrong, or just "who cares" material. That's fine, my blog is almost 100% "who cares" material for most others, but I don't claim to be some influential know it all either.

    Take the article on David Pogue recently... Just because Pogue did a recap of his own reviews for the year and it's "only" November, suddenly he's declared insane? First, big yawn, and second, what does the author think of people that actually do something that's noteworthy in an insane manner? People with low thresholds of drama don't do well in life.

    There are some interesting posts there, but no more so than many other less renown blogs I subscribe to. I don't get it. Down with Valleywag. :)
  • Colbert for President! I love the guy and even though he's wacky and wierd, he'd be better than any of the other candidates.
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