Should I do it?

[skweezit]

I've been asked to come on a weekly dart show for an interview. Their last two guests were England's tony martin and Canadian dave cameron. I suppose I could think up some questions for them to ask me and then answer in my "I'm very surprised you asked me that" voice, which I would have to practice, of course.

hmm. I'm wondering what angle I should take? if any.
I thought I'd ask you guys for a little help and some suggestions.

When they asked me to come on and talk on Dart Talk, I replied "about what?" and they just laughed.
It confused me. I was being serious.

[Justin Credible]

Talk about perception of darts
Your opinion on how things like forums view darts and other such shit.

[skweezit]

that's a good idea, justin.
I, too, was thinking along the lines of a darts fan.
I don't really want to dish dirt or talk much about myself in case it sounds a little braggy.
haha, but will I be able to stop myself?

[M H]

Definitely do it mate. Maybe talk about the problems players have in the States with travel to events etc and how hard it is to break into the UK based events

[D & B]

Don't talk like you do on here or you will confuse all the viewers.

Maybe go on but ask for anonymity or an actor to replace you.

[doG]

Geez, talk about some of the people on here and the general public will think dart players are all nut cases that spend all day writting on a forum to people who just talk the piss out of them about their weight issues and boring meaningless lives. I don't think that will do the image of Darts any good.

Have you considered talking about the large treble sectors used by the PDC and how their stats are over inflated because of it ? This would certainly open up a good line of discussion.