This is your typical complaint about Ticketmaster. I recently purchased tickets to see Cowboy Mouth in Atlanta. I paid enough in service fees to buy a third ticket. You're welcome Ticketmaster for the free ticket. Whoever you send from your office to attend the show will need to get their own hotel room. I'm not paying for that too.

The day Erika tried to buy tickets to Fall Out Boy, the Ticketmaster web site was acting screwy forcing us to call Birmingham to place an order. Of course buying tickets from Ticketmaster results in a "convenience charge". What's more convenient that calling long distance to wait on hold? To make matters worse, that phone call to Birmingham cost another $10 on top of all the fees they charge. I have Bellsouth to thank for that as they charge 33 cents a minute for in-state long-distance. That was rectified this week; thank you Qwest and your 11 cent in-state long distance.

So now I have to order tickets to the annual Thanksgiving trip to see the Predators in Nashville. I'll let you solve the mystery of where I have to go to buy tickets. Excuse me while I bend over and lube up.

On a much brighter subject, I'll be heading to Birmingham tomorrow to see Cowboy Mouth. Thankfully tickets could be purchased through a different ticket service. To get everyone in a good mood for the weekend, here's Disconnected off of Uh-Oh for your enjoyment.