Exit133 Video: Street Magic
And now for something completely different …
Andrew Evans and Geoff Kanick are two local magicians. Using Tacoma’s UWT and Pacific Avenue as a backdrop, they decided to do a little magic trick for us. Tricks involving body bags and leather (from a cow) always impress a crowd…
We understand we might see more of these guys later this summer through The Horatio.
18 comments
J jamie from thriceallamerican June 25, 2008
I was sure that with an Alexandra Dupre reference, she would make it onto the recommended listening slot…
S Sassy McButterpants June 25, 2008
So true, Jaime, but linking to MySpace can be a bit troublesome and Ms Dupre’s album has not yet dropped.
M Mofo from the Hood June 26, 2008
Keep off the Pole—-Sassy McButterpants.
Stay on the Path—-Pt. Defiance Zoo.
T tom waits June 26, 2008
i try to learn a word a day to expand my horizons and keep mentally active.
i can now add “chesticles” to my lexicon.
thanks, sassy!
O OC Housewife June 26, 2008
Definitely stay away from the Hoochie Mama jobs.
I keep trying to get the word out, there can be good money in babysitting!!!
R Robin June 27, 2008
Jobless and Desperate,
If you want to keep your faith in men, Keep Off The Pole. Attn: Resort Dude, MoFo, Southsounder, et all: This is no direct insult to you. I am sure you are all fine male specimens, etc, etc.
What about dog walking? I hear there is good money in engaging the canine species in calisthenics and scooping up excrement that ensues.
A altered chords June 27, 2008
Chesticles? I can not add this to my lexicon for I know not it’s meaning.
R Robin June 27, 2008
Altered Chords @7,
Seriously, dude? Maybe you should have a heart to heart with Sassy and she can fill you in on the chesticles 411.
Sassy, is that in your job description?
A altered chords June 27, 2008
That might help. All of the images I’m conjuring are very disturbing and may very well result in nightmares.
Wright Park Chalk off?
O OC Housewife June 27, 2008
Yeah, that term kinda freaks me out too, but I’m trying to stay in the know being that I turn 40 this year.
T tom waits June 27, 2008
I hear that in some parts, chesticle “sandwiches” are a delicacy.
apologies and Happy Friday.
O OC Housewife June 27, 2008
Tom, as we used to say in the 80’s, “Gag me with a spoon!” I guess it would be GMWAS in today’s text talk. As if anyone is going to start using that.
Apology accepted and Happy Friday to you too:)
S Squid June 29, 2008
Mmmmmmmm. Sandwiches.
R Robin June 29, 2008
I fear that the whole “sandwich” euphemism is becoming less of a euphemism and more of a direct reference with the additon of ‘chesticles’.
O OC Housewife June 30, 2008
Yeah, Robin, it’s like “Sandwiches Gone Wild” and gives a whole new meaning to a “Club Sandwich”
A altered chords June 30, 2008
I hope IT does not flag this website as “innapropriate”.
T tom waits June 30, 2008
“I accept all of the responsibility, but none of the blame.”
I think the term “sandwich” was becoming somewhat salacious before the term “chesticles” took it to new lows.
“Club sandwich.” Niiiice. Would you like a pickle with that?
Again, so sorry…I can’t help it.
M Mofo from the Hood June 30, 2008
I believe the mercenary magazine “Soldier of Fortune” has featured more than one story on chesticle sandwiches. From what I understand, they’re an exotic delicacy and open-secret aphrodisiac in Indonesia, and amongst Pacific Islanders.