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Didn't Bill Cosby relate that Carol Burnette had told him giving birth was like trying to pull your bottom lip up over your head?


Anyway, Donny, I'm all ears....what do you know about giving birth (and no women allowed in this totally male intercourse)?

eric,

Well, to be perfectly correct, I should have said "assisted"...NOT..."giving".
Actually had to assist in a "delivery" back in the military, and the screamin' from the ma was proof enough to make me realize how fortunate we men are concerning that life giving experience that only our mothers truly understand. God bless them all!!!

Donny "B"

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It's a wonderful life!!

Amen, Donny!

First time I ever heard my ex curse was when some moron (intern or student) came into the labor room and tried to give her an internal exam right after she had one!

The Aussie falcons RAWK! Wish we had them here. But Noooooo, we get lame focuses and Fusions and Crown Victorias.

Yes, we have a box of props and people LOVE them - funky glasses a little bling bling, funky things, blow up guitar. If you have a crowd that is fun and willing to "sing outside the box", I say go for it. I have NEVER laughed so hard in my life after hosting a few sessions with some actors from NY who really used EVERYTHING in my prop box. It was a hysterical time. I also used to give out a huge blow up mic to the singer of the night (not the best singer - the most entertaining). They found it fun and told me our shows were the best they had ever been to.

There are no rules against props so if you come to my show and want to bring some props i say Go For It

Note to self; pack airgtar in HHR before trip to Kansas.

My customers at my regular gig would not appreciate props. They only want to sing, and sing as often as possible. They especially don't want a KJ that likes to hear him or herself talking on the mic like it's a commedy hour.

I did a private party a few weeks ago, where there were almost no songs that were sung by a single singer. No serious singers. Every song that was sung was sung by a group of people using all 4 of my wireless mics. This would have been a great party for props, because nobody was taking it seriously.

I do a private party once a year in December, the owner of the house passes out a large variety of hats. I wear the Jester hat. It is fun.

Felix the KJ

They wouldn't "appreciate" props? The ones that would utilize them most likely would, the others wouldn't have to touch them. I've been highly entertained watching someone really get into a song while using props. There was a thread on this a while back. http://www.karaoke-forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=189873&highlight=props#189873

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