> Yes, it was more difficult keeping a straight face, albeit
> even more difficult than that was my blow habit, so I had
> to do the show to make blow money.
>
The inside on tha for those who dont know, is that you originated national network double duty before Regis.
> >
> >
> > > Thanks. It was a great 7 year run, but then the
> > > management changed. It at least gave me a chance to do
> > > dirtier comedy. I mean people make fun of what I said on
> > > the show, but what was I supposed to say? "Here's some
> > > dude getting kicked in the balls?"
> >
> >
> > That is so true. So many times I felt like you had to say
> > the most mild form of anything because you had families
> > not just onstage but in the home audience. Gosh, I
> > remember seeing the looks on your face...priceless!!
> >
> >
> > >
> > > >
> > > > I noticed your first posts yesterday and waited a
> > > > bit....all I could think of is that I really enjoy your
> > > > hosting of America's Funniest Videos. Definitely consider
> > > > me a fan. I went to Jim's blog, and on July 9, 2006, found
> > > > this little bit of an entry which refers, and wonder if
> > > > you could tell a little bit more about this?-----
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Bob Saget (yes, THAT Saget, who told the best joke in THE
> > > > ARISTOCRATS, and who did an AMAZON List of Meat Loafs TOP
> > > > TEN CDs! Bat is #1 Bat2 is #2.) even was unwittingly
> > > > "used" in a debate with Dumpy Milton.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > to make sure my avatar works and it posts right!
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