I now know why the internet exist...

[matmosphere]

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/04/20/meet-the-hero-who-duped-ohio-into-believing-limp-bizkit-is-having-a-concert-at-a-gas-station.html

Not seeing this unfold in real time makes me regret leaving Facebook. This is fantastic.

[jimilee]

That's about as nuts as the kids bustin out window a Burger King cause a caller said there was a gas leak. Is this what we've become?


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[matmosphere]

Jimi, that one sounds a bit more serious, maybe not really funny. Haven't seen that story.

Made me think of this though. No broken Windows here but a few cordless phones meet their end. It's pretty long but had a good payoff.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/brianmcmanus/is-this-the-greatest-prank-call-of-all-time#.vgXYePw1Np

[jimilee]

I just can't believe that people will believe this stuff to the extent that they do.


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[peAk]

What's more shocking to me is that Limp Bizkit has fans

[matmosphere]

I think (hope) everybody knew it was a joke. Although it being Dayton I'm sure there were more than a few people that were hoping it was true.

[flanagan0718]

I'm gonna out myself right now but, I really liked their first 2 records. I also really like Wes Borland. He is (I think) a very good and inventive guitarist.


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[alanp]

P.T. Barnum.

Human nature hasn't changed since then.

I can tell you now, if I heard from a reputable source that Limp Bizkit was going to play at the local petrol station, *I'D* be on my feet and moving. They always put on a good show with lots of energy, from what I heard.