I'm not getting worked up at all. Whether he's performed his last show or not is irrelevant to me, but I'd like to stick to actual facts at hand and not be entertained by some far-fetched bullshit by someone who has a reputation of spinning far-fetched bullshit.
> True or no, your opinion of me matters little compared to
> the matter at hand. You're getting worked up over people
> discussing the meaning of Meat's comments and the nature
> of his problem when it was bound to happen. When even Meat
> is calling it the last show, whether he's just being
> dramatic or not, people will listen and speculate. It's
> inevitable.
>
> > You really are a stupid cunt Wacko, give it a rest.
> >
> >
> > > > You're as barking mad as Wacko is.
> > >
> > > This is arguably wrong. No one can be quite as mad as me.
> > >
> > > > When we get sick at work, we take a day or a week or a few
> > > > weeks off work and no one questions whether it's life
> > > > threatening or not. When Meat gets sick, concerts get
> > > > cancelled, and all of a sudden the fucking lunatics are
> > > > stalking the corridors of death awaiting for his demise.
> > >
> > > That's one thing, but Meat has had a debilitating voice
> > > for years that apparently no one has seemed to want to
> > > acknowledge aside from Steinman's fans. With the advent of
> > > this moment, when Meat felt SO sick that he admitted to
> > > the audience this may be "the last show of his life,"
> > > these problems not only come into perspective, but
> > > suddenly the events surrounding the cancellation of these
> > > concerts become highly suspect.
> > >
> > > The short version: When even Meat is calling it the last
> > > show, dramatic or not, people will listen and speculate.
> > > It's inevitable.
> > >
> > > > It's kinda sickening to be honest.
> > >
> > > Well, you've always been kind of sickening, so consider it
> > > returning the favor.
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