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[Ron Pulliam]

The director hasn't posted his notes yet.....I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

No calling for lines tonight....we're on our own.....the actor was a little better last night.....but sometimes he leaves me no place to go.

Have fun with it.  Riff your ass off!

[Ron Pulliam]

Apparently, there's a term:  The Dunning-Kruger Effect:

Where the biggest irony is that if it really describes you, you'll never know.

Love it!

[Ron Pulliam]

I did go to Aiken and Sam's Club.

And my freezer is fat and happy with plenty of ice cream, plus some other goodies, including a package of garden salad lettuce.

Bought a rotisserie chicken, as well, plus some blueberry muffins.

And on my way home, a slight deviation to Cook's Roadside Produce where I got cucumber, tomatoes and squash, along with some Vidalia onion/cucumber salad dressing.

I feel so accomplished right now.

[Ron Pulliam]

Just for kicks ..... here's the photo that had confounded my dad. He was guessing the year, as you can see, but he couldn't say what the background told him about the location. One guess was the Cedar Point amusement park up on Lake Erie, but it could just as easily have been something like the Columbus or Cincinnati zoos, or maybe even the Coney Island amusement park on the Ohio River...if it existed back then, but I think it did.

Is that your dad in the photo?

[singdaw]

  I feel so accomplished right now.

I'd say you are an accomplice, for sure.

[singdaw]

 

[Rodzinski]

Nice to read about your lunch with friends DR RODZINSKI.

Thanks!!

[Rodzinski]

DR Rodzinski, your time with your friends sounds delightful.  I have never seen the view from the revolving restaurant.

Because it rotates, there are many views!

[Rodzinski]

King’s Island 1974 & ‘75. We drive from Northern Indiana and stayed in Cincy, and spent a couple days at the park. It was Hanna-Barbera-themed (as shown in an episode of the Brady Bunch). To toddler me, it legitimately felt like I had gone to live inside my TV for a day. I even met the Banana Splits! My first brush with fame.

[Rodzinski]

There was a flume/dark ride where you literally rode a little boat into an enormous, building-sized television set. All manner of cartoon characters were in there.

[Rodzinski]

JRand, I have to imagine you spent some time at Indiana Beach at some point?

[Rodzinski]

I remember going to see The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, etc. Somewhat scandalous in it’s day.

[ChasSmith]

Just for kicks ..... here's the photo that had confounded my dad. He was guessing the year, as you can see, but he couldn't say what the background told him about the location. One guess was the Cedar Point amusement park up on Lake Erie, but it could just as easily have been something like the Columbus or Cincinnati zoos, or maybe even the Coney Island amusement park on the Ohio River...if it existed back then, but I think it did.

Is that your dad in the photo?

Yes, and if the 1938 is correct, he was around 13.

[George]

Unavailable online for eight years, the 2011/2012 web series Outside the Box returns.  In the series premiere, Beth Leavel gets a call from Stephen Findle, the artistic director of the Outside the Box Theater Company. They're doing a new musical and they want Beth Level to star. The new musical? Tune in, it's a good one. Also starring Melody Hollis, Barry Pearl, Sandy Rosenberg, and Brandon Uranowitz. Written and Directed by Yours Truly. Edited by Marshall Harvey. Choreographed by Adam Cates. Musical Direction by John Boswell. Music and Lyrics by Yours Truly, Outside the Box Theme by Grant Geissman.

Please like our channel (this is VERY important) and watch the other eleven episodes of Outside the Box. If you click on and/or search the channel name (haineshisway), you'll find the other episodes, plus Tonight's the Night, which I posted about yesterday but which the dreaded algorithms are doing their dreaded best to make sure no one actually sees the post. Also, leave a nice comment if you like. Interestingly, even though I put these up yesterday but didn't tell anyone, people have found them anyway. Go know.  https://youtu.be/ugBx0mY07sw

Subscribed!

[ChasSmith]

DR CHAS SMITH those are some nifty shades your father is wearing.

I know, and I wonder if he had 49 more of them.

[George]

The director hasn't posted his notes yet.....I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

No calling for lines tonight....we're on our own.....the actor was a little better last night.....but sometimes he leaves me no place to go.

Have fun with it.  Riff your ass off!

Ditto and Ditto!!

[George]

[ChasSmith]

Let's see if I've got this straight about the YouTube stuff:

What we're subscribed to is the haineshisway channel...which covers all the videos.
And what we like is each video, individually.

Is this correct?

That's been my understanding and is how I've proceeded. But I think I hear people saying it in different ways, and I want to make sure I have everything covered.

[bk]

Jrand, the like thing is the thumbs up icon.

[bk]

Had faux chicken stroganoff for food. Not my first intention but I hadn't done it in quite a while so, why not?

[bk]

This has been a telephonic day.

[ChasSmith]

Right about now there are people out there about to sweat their ASSES off at final dress rehearsals.

[John G.]

King’s Island 1974 & ‘75. We drive from Northern Indiana and stayed in Cincy, and spent a couple days at the park. It was Hanna-Barbera-themed (as shown in an episode of the Brady Bunch). To toddler me, it legitimately felt like I had gone to live inside my TV for a day. I even met the Banana Splits! My first brush with fame.

Did the Brady Bunch go there? I thought the Partridge Family went there.

[John G.]

My memory is a sieve lately.

[Rodzinski]

Totally the Bradys.

[Rodzinski]

Which is not to say the Partridges didn’t. I didn’t watch that show enough. Let’s see…

[Rodzinski]

Looks like Partridges did too!
An episode called I Left Heart in Cincinnati

[Rodzinski]

Your memory is not the sieve you thought it was.

[Jane]

Apparently, there's a term:  The Dunning-Kruger Effect:

Where the biggest irony is that if it really describes you, you'll never know.

[Jane]

Remember I mentioned the person who was going to leave Facebook but instead has decided to do a blog/diary on Facebook instead - and I mentioned they'd been to this here site. So, today they do their first entry - "Last night I watched" and just like here we get a rundown of the movies - and I do mean just like here. This person is trying very hard to do our kind of humor but they're not us so it's not funny. And just before they finish the thing, what word suddenly appears as if by magic? "Gaslighting." Coincidence or homage, you tell me.