Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Does This Interview Make Me Sound Fat?
Sean Anderson of The Daily Diary of a Winning Loser interviewed me the other day for his internet radio doodad, which wasn't entirely fair because he sounds like a radio talk dude and I sound like a doofus (thanks for using your engineering magic to give me a hillbilly accent, Sean!). Anyway, it's up and running here. While you're there, check out his story (if you haven't already). He's definitely one of a kind.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
LinkWithin
You sound JUST fine!! not a DOOFUS at all!! very funny...Believe me I have had to hear it for days...lol
ReplyDeleteirene
I love your accent, but I don't know if I can call you Master Jack. That's the name of the drain cleaner I buy from Ace Hardware.
ReplyDeleteNothing like humor packaged in a drawl. Nice interview!
ReplyDeleteYou were great! No doofus sounds at all.
ReplyDeleteGREAT interview!!
No, not fat. Southern.
ReplyDeleteYou didn't sound like a doofus. I just interviewed a guy on my show that was calling because his pet pig wondered off. He was a doofus. You're an intelligent, amazingly talented individual, with a solid head on his shoulders and a perfect ballance of what is right and good. Not one single doofus quality.
ReplyDeleteOh Jack---you are awesomeeee my friend. (I said that last thing there with my "radio voice." Which is my normal voice without my usual lazy speech habits.
It was a fantastic interview--You did so well, and what a wonderful way for people to get to know you just a little better!! I can't thank you enough---Couldn't think of anyone else I would want to be my first. Interview. On my blog.
My best always,
Sean
Nice interview!! You sound so different that what i would have imagined :)
ReplyDeleteFirst it's Sean, next it will be Matt Lauer.
ReplyDeleteJack Caca is movin on up!!
Nobody can sound fat to me. I'm deaf!! ;) And I am sure you sounded good-- like a real person, not a character that Sean has to be in.
ReplyDeleteGreat interview!
ReplyDeleteah, the smooth sounds of jack sh*t...jack, if you're ever going to do your book signings at barnes and nobles, you must get used to more exposure like this!
ReplyDeleteLove it :D
ReplyDeletegenius gone audio.
Jack, you sound lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job Oh Master Sh!t!! Really, I love coming to your blog...I am always equally entertained and challenged!
ReplyDeleteI loved it!
ReplyDeleteLoved every minute of it! I thought you sounded sensible and humble. Can't argue with over 65 lbs lost and bringing much needed humor and inspiration to all of us out here in wt loss blogland.
ReplyDeletethat was a great interview!! At first, not knowing Sean, I did think he was a professional radio personality dude. And you dont sound like a fat hillbilly at all! They dont use expressions like, "nothing in the hopper" often I dont think hehe
ReplyDeletegreat interview. 2 of blogdoms big names in 1 audio program!
ReplyDeletenot a doofus!
I like a southern gentleman!
No dude - it made you sound "phat!"
ReplyDeleteGood job, Mr. Sh*t.
I actually enjoyed your interview. You gave me a few good ideas for my blogs...with the whole writing ahead of time thing.
ReplyDeleteIt was a fine interview! Very natural and relaxed.
ReplyDeleteI am SO pissed. I can't get the damn thing to play with volume through my laptop...GRRRRR!
ReplyDelete:) nice, Jack, very nice.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed it so much that I think you should do some audioblogging every now and then. Perhaps do some readings of your favorite posts, or take a poll and let your readers decide. I think if you read one of your paraodys - OMG - just thinking about it makes me giggle! Plus I have a thing for southern drawls.
ReplyDeleteAwesome interview! I loved it... BTW, where is the link to the back of the blog?
ReplyDeleteI just had the chance to listen to the interview this weekend. I was trying to place the accent. . . (I've got one too).
ReplyDeleteI want to be noted as one of the people who DID comment on the Raven poem. I read it to everyone I could get to listen--called both my parents, read it to my husband, read it to my sister. I was thoroughly impressed and Wow'd. (and I haven't stopped)