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Ted Murphy of PayPerPost is going on CalacanisCast. Awesome!

OK, so maybe I’ve blogged a little too much about PayPerPost lately but I couldn’t let this go. Ted Murphy, CEO of PayPerPost will be on Jason Calacanis’ vidcast today. Holy cow! Here’s how Ted is describing the upcoming encounter:

“This is pretty much like walking into a pack of wolves or swimming with sharks with freakin’ laser beams.”

A “shark with freakin’ laser beams”? OK?

Ted, you’re wrong. I think its going to be worse than that. You’re going to need surgery after Jason gets done with you. Calacanis is going to eat you for lunch. Ted, are you planning on hiding behind one of your VC’s like you did on the TalkCrunch podcast with Mike Arrington?

At any rate, I am very much looking forward to this. These two guys have been vicious with each other on their respective blogs, vidcasts, “reality shows”, conference keynotes, etc. Will civility prevail?

I doubt it.