Consider That Myth Busted

Quirky, curious quasi-intellectuals, gird up your non-ironic berets: Stuff’s going to get busted. The Mythbusters themselves, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, will again show audiences how they too can seek truth from clichés (aka “myths”). Maybe the stars of the Discovery Channel hit will bring a good ol’ Texas bull...

By Kelly Dearmore

March 8, 2012

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Quirky, curious quasi-intellectuals, gird up your non-ironic berets: Stuff’s going to get busted. The Mythbusters themselves, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, will again show audiences how they too can seek truth from clichés (aka “myths”). Maybe the stars of the Discovery Channel hit will bring a good ol’ Texas bull on stage to show that indeed, cabinets full of white china plates don’t typically infuriate bulls. Maybe it would be a tougher myth to bust if the plates were red — or is that another myth that needs hyper-busting? Wait, maybe cattle aren’t available in every garage sale and thrift shop in Texas? Hello, Texas cattle myth, you need hard busting, and you need to be busted in front of a cheering audience. Witness your ignorant reality destroyed before your very eyes at 8 p.m. Monday at the Verizon Theater. Visit ticketmaster.com for tickets and information.
Mon., March 12, 2012

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Kelly Dearmore is news editor of the Dallas Observer. He’s held the position since November 2022. Since joining the team, Kelly has covered topics such as state and local politics, crime and public safety, education and immigration. A native Texan, Kelly has contributed to other publications including Texas Monthly, Dallas Morning News, Success Magazine and Cowboys & Indians Magazine.

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