The most entertaining 49 minutes that I have ever spent.

[ZenMaster_Flash]

Just the final minutes are worth the price of admission.

http://www.sho.com/titles/3455634/ga...ohnny-thompson

http://www.magicana.com/video/johnny...blers-ballad-0

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/gam...ews/?type=user

[Tarzan]

I was just telling someone about an incredibly entertaining book I've been reading called, "Firey and Furry", to which they said, "Oh you mean 'Fire and Fury', the story about the Whitehouse, don't you?", correcting me. "Whitehouse? That's the one!... But it's called 'Firey and Furry', the story of a red-headed woman who doesn't like to shave that hangs out at the Whitehouse sub shop in Atlantic City!"

[Tarzan]

Lots of build up to the main event, doing this elaborate card trick. It's remarkable video worth watching, though. To get a more unique experience of watching the video, I went to the Flash's secret lair and saw it there! In other words, I didn't click on the link but did pop up at his place to watch it there! It was good to see him, pin him down for a few solid hours of conversation on all things in the universe. I was diddling with performing speed math tricks and counting drills, relaxing, looking at Flash's gambling library, etc. We spoke of ploppies doubling 13 based on psychic ability, the mindset of these people, even talked to one of these people! Psychic abilities? Who needs counting when you have that!?Hahaha I started to mention to the psychic/intuitive player that I didn't necessarily go for all that. Afterward, Flash (quite correctly) stated that perhaps the less mathematically functional you are, the more you might believe in psychic abilities, and that it's probably a waste of time to bother with attempting to get them to see your point of view. It was a pleasant weekend, very relaxing.

[ZenMaster_Flash]

Yeah. Tarzan and I had lottsa' fun. We started at a newish casino
with comp'd Rib Eye Steaks, where we each won a few hundred
bucks, then repaired to my secret mountain lair where we viewed
this amazingly entertaining "ballad" in 54 stanzas with multiple
close-upcard manipulations at the very highest level.

[kelg21]

But it's called 'Firey and Furry', the story of a red-headed woman who doesn't like to shave that hangs out at the Whitehouse sub shop in Atlantic City!"

Oh. My. GOSH. You naughty boy.

Yeah. Tarzan and I had lottsa' fun. then repaired to my secret mountain lair where we viewed this amazingly entertaining "ballad" in 54 stanzas with multiple
close-upcard manipulations at the very highest level.

Then we boarded my mini bike and our on our way to Aspen.