I have a hard time letting things go and I can be extremely petty when I want to be. I'd have done it.
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You guys are right. I was having a childish moment and thought it would be funny. Gonna let it go.
Pretend you never had any correspondence with him (assuming he doesn't know what you look like).
Get in touch with him. Infiltrate what ever band he is in and become the bass player.
Get along with them. Hang out with them. Then, ever so slowly unravel the whole thing from the inside out. Chances are it would happen anyway.
Why not speed the process up?
Drop subtle hints. Inside hints that only he will get. Get him thinking. Make him question his own beliefs and abilities as a musician.
Then you become the BL.
It's your show then.
Mahahahahah! ( evil laugh)
Pretend you never had any correspondence with him (assuming he doesn't know what you look like).
Get in touch with him. Infiltrate what ever band he is in and become the bass player.
Get along with them. Hang out with them. Then, ever so slowly unravel the whole thing from the inside out. Chances are it would happen anyway.
Why not speed the process up?
Drop subtle hints. Inside hints that only he will get. Get him thinking. Make him question his own beliefs and abilities as a musician.
Then you become the BL.
It's your show then.
Mahahahahah! ( evil laugh)
I have a hard time letting things go and I can be extremely petty when I want to be. I'd have done it.
I like your plan but think it a tad ambitious. The lazy man's play would be for OP to introduce himself via email as representing a boutique record label interested
in reissuing the old TELL catalogue. Keep it going for weeks and months, and oblige the dude to source all the old masters so that you can cut the fat check.
Keep it going till the tears run down your cheeks.
I'm lucky that all my enemies from years ago are dead.
I like your plan but think it a tad ambitious. The lazy man's play would be for OP to introduce himself via email as representing a boutique record label interested
in reissuing the old TELL catalogue. Keep it going for weeks and months, and oblige the dude to source all the old masters so that you can cut the fat check.
Keep it going till the tears run down your cheeks.
Most of my old enemies have long since forgot why we were enemies in the first place. Old age does that you know........
Totally get that you'd want to respond, even now. But my personal experience is that it's usually better to let these things go. My rule in cases like this, when I manage to follow it, is: Does it make the world a better place if I do this? If the answer is "no", leave it, and move on.
Pretend you never had any correspondence with him (assuming he doesn't know what you look like).
Get in touch with him. Infiltrate what ever band he is in and become the bass player.
Get along with them. Hang out with them. Then, ever so slowly unravel the whole thing from the inside out. Chances are it would happen anyway.
Why not speed the process up?
Drop subtle hints. Inside hints that only he will get. Get him thinking. Make him question his own beliefs and abilities as a musician.
Then you become the BL.
It's your show then.
Mahahahahah! ( evil laugh)