Here's the link anyway--
great act:

http://www.gillismagic.com/video.html

Tom

Hey, I've a serious question. Some of the people from the show, I guess, were on Coast to Coast. This interest me greatly. Did the callers buy into the idea that the scts on the show were exhibits of real psychic or whatever powers? I've only listened to it a couple times, it isn't great entertainment, but they seem to accept anything that is fed to them and I really do wonder how they reacted. For example do they think some evil spirit wrote the name on Angela's thigh or that Raven was lead away from the poison snakes?

"But then I did not care for her legs or for her giggling. I just watched the effects. "


I did not care for her giggling.

"Hey, I've a serious question. Some of the people from the show, I guess, were on Coast to Coast. This interest me greatly. Did the callers buy into the idea that the scts on the show were exhibits of real psychic or whatever powers? I've only listened to it a couple times, it isn't great entertainment, but they seem to accept anything that is fed to them and I really do wonder how they reacted. For example do they think some evil spirit wrote the name on Angela's thigh or that Raven was lead away from the poison snakes? "

I listen to that show also. It is not for everyone but when up late at night, it is better then the boob tube. Jim Carol is somewhat a regular on COast to Coast and was a guest the same night as the finals as well.

There are mixed group of listeners. Its a mixture of fact and fiction and often there are some very good guests on the show.

I would take it the listeners were just like the audiences are in our shows, a mixture of believers, skeptics and those just being entertained.

Thomas,

YES!... Sisuepahn!

But you just gave away the store...

Btw, Gregory, can I have a giant poster with a dedication from her to me?

Something simple, just like something Arnold asked to Muhammad Ali in one of the first "Different Strokes" TV series.

Whatchatalkinabowt, Paolo?

But she sure looked good

Just to comment on the practical: Ground level is absolutely the best place to crank a saw from, because you can use your whole arm to pull the cord. I often cut wood off the back on my truck, but I always put the saw down on the ground to crank it because it's the most comfortable way to do it.

I can tell you it didn't look funny to anyone familiar with a chain saw. Now, a young lady on TV in a minidress USING a chainsaw may have looked funny, but the starting procedure didn't.

Yeah, I know that some of you would want to try to lift her...

But, please don't go there... (I just did. But only to avoid you to crack that joke and be blamed by others. I can survive with blame, but do you?)

What do you mean?