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So...time to rant about American Idol tryouts. My GF has wanted to do this for a long time, and so we went.
It was a terrible experience.
After standing all morning in increasing heat in a disorganized "line" (read: a clump of people standing way too close to each other and sharing even more body heat), they let the last half of the people who showed up into the venue FIRST. I almost got heat stroke waiting in line - another 5 minutes and I can't promis that I'd have stayed out of the hospital. Then, after getting into the venue 2 and a half hours later than promised, the sun started to shine in on our seats. By this time, I luckily had a chance to mostly recover from the near heat stroke; my GF, however, almost got the same heat stroke from the intensity of the sun and ever-building heat.
The auditions themselves went at about half the promised speed. They claimed they'd be finished at 4pm, but we weren't seen until almost 6, and they were little more than 2/3 through all the contestants who showed up. Additionally, contestants had to wait in the sun to audition for the judges - who sat comfortably in the shade under canopies.
What else happened? Well, on the instruction sheet given during registration, they claimed we could bring bottled water...we show up on audition day only to find out that outside water was not permitted in, and that they'd be selling $3/bottle water. Last time I checked, the demographic trying out for American Idol was not generally well-endowed with money for this kind of thing. It was one of the most boneheadedly planned, most disrespectful events I have ever seen, and an organization with the clout and money of American Idol behind it should be doubly ashamed that they did nothing to make both this viewing clientele as well as potential finalists feel pampered. I've never watched an episode of Idol before, but now I'm 100% dead set against it after seeing how much of a moneymaking sham this entire outfit is.
So what's the upside? I have never seen so many feet in one place! It was an absolute plethora. Girls in heels, flats, flip flops, and even completely barefoot. I saw one girl waiting in line to get in who ditched her shoes as well. I saw girls draping their feet over the seat in front of them. Girls walked around, sat, climbed through the stands and even auditioned barefoot. There were all kinds of feet...finger-toed ones, small ones, flat feet, chubby feet...anything and everything anyone might want was well-represented there. I saw many of my favorite kind, petite feet with equally petite toes, especially in french tip form...it was no help with my GF that the girl in front of me had some of the most attractive feet there... It didn't quite make the trip worth it, but it at least made it bearable and masturbatable Posts: 42 | Registered: Jul 2007
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Yeah more like American Moron..they give people false hopes anyway and make them public spectacles.They should have one for America's Best Instrumental Musician
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If they ever made "The Next Guitar God" or something, I'd actually watch it. Love guitar music, even though I never got to learn how to play myself.
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I guess that's the price you gotta pay to be on Idol T.V... I feel you've got a lotta steam... try the bitch thread further down the miscellaneous board... It'll make you feel a lil' better... well it made me feel better
Hey, did you manage to catch any candid foot action on your phone? if so post them please
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