I know how boring it is to hear about other people's dreams, but I had an anxiety dream last night that just might mean something. The origin of the anxiety is either the upcoming Rumble show (this Monday April 3 at the Middle East Upstairs) or the approximately 1.78 tons of salsa I ingested ten minutes before I went to bed.
So in the dream, I am late for the Daytime Emmy awards. Apparently, I am up for an Emmy (the dream gods didn't share for what) and I am not sure whether I am going to go because even in dream life, I think awards shows are stupid. So my dad convinces me that I should go just in case I win, because it might be a good opportunity to pull some big prank.
Aside: it's always been a recurrent fantasy of mine to win some big award that everyone thinks is actually important (Oscar, Emmy, class valedictorian, etc.) and make a complete mockery of the awards during my acceptance speech with juvenile fart and masturbation jokes. This fantasy has haunted me since I was in junior high. I've never outgrown it. I want it so bad I can taste it. Luckily for the world, I have achieved nothing worthy of any acclaim whatsoever.
So back to the dream - I'm late for the Daytime Emmy awards and now I realize I have nothing to wear. I want to wear jeans and a t-shirt to further mock the system, because even in dreams I'm a wicked bad-ass. Then, this weird morphed combination of my dead grandmother and Joan Rivers shows up in my room to berate me for not wearing a tuxedo. This was every bit as frightening as it sounds. I woke up immediately. End of dream.
Speaking of Daytime Emmys, a friend of mine when I was living in LA (who has since gone on to bigger things) won a Daytime Emmy for her role in a soap opera, leading to the following exchange:
Her: Take a look at this. I won an Emmy!
Me: Wow, that's great! Congratulations! (looks at the statue; disappointed) Oh.
Her: What's wrong?
Me: Nothing... it's just... it's a Daytime Emmy.
Her: (punches me in the stomach)
I'm such a dick. I really am.
So in the dream, I am late for the Daytime Emmy awards. Apparently, I am up for an Emmy (the dream gods didn't share for what) and I am not sure whether I am going to go because even in dream life, I think awards shows are stupid. So my dad convinces me that I should go just in case I win, because it might be a good opportunity to pull some big prank.
Aside: it's always been a recurrent fantasy of mine to win some big award that everyone thinks is actually important (Oscar, Emmy, class valedictorian, etc.) and make a complete mockery of the awards during my acceptance speech with juvenile fart and masturbation jokes. This fantasy has haunted me since I was in junior high. I've never outgrown it. I want it so bad I can taste it. Luckily for the world, I have achieved nothing worthy of any acclaim whatsoever.
So back to the dream - I'm late for the Daytime Emmy awards and now I realize I have nothing to wear. I want to wear jeans and a t-shirt to further mock the system, because even in dreams I'm a wicked bad-ass. Then, this weird morphed combination of my dead grandmother and Joan Rivers shows up in my room to berate me for not wearing a tuxedo. This was every bit as frightening as it sounds. I woke up immediately. End of dream.
Speaking of Daytime Emmys, a friend of mine when I was living in LA (who has since gone on to bigger things) won a Daytime Emmy for her role in a soap opera, leading to the following exchange:
Her: Take a look at this. I won an Emmy!
Me: Wow, that's great! Congratulations! (looks at the statue; disappointed) Oh.
Her: What's wrong?
Me: Nothing... it's just... it's a Daytime Emmy.
Her: (punches me in the stomach)
I'm such a dick. I really am.






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Speaking of dreams, some girl had a dream last night that I died in a fiery warehouse explosion. Sounded like the last episode of 24. I'm Jack Bauer!
Tony, you know I love you. But you're not Jack Bauer.
I'm going to torture you for information at your next show.
You smile way too much to be Jack Bauer.
Next to maybe Abe Vigoda, Keifer Sutherland is the most tired-looking celebrity I've ever seen.
Nick Nolte looks pretty exhauster.
And exhausted.
Have you seen Harrison Ford lately?
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