This clip was so long I had to trim the sign-in and walk-off to fit the alotted time and it still runs over. Contains an irresistible Martin Gabel zinger to John Daly, though.
Yes definitely. Actually, sometimes while watching WML I look up the contestant to see if they're still alive, read about their lives, etc. You'd be surprised how much I've learned about one of these random people with strange jobs. Unfortunately in this video, they cut off the part where the contestant signs in with their name so I couldn't look it up.
Int the terms of reference of this video, the term gay does not mean one who favors the same sex as oneself is, but rather "happy" im starting to get a feel of how to describe things like John Daly lol
This is the second time Daly has said that the question "Would it be used in any particular part of the home?" couldn't be answered yes or no. It is a yes or no question. The question is different from "What particular part of the home is it used in?"
C Jean Sliwa It’s fascinating to read your comment and think about how much can change in one lifetime. Those days seem to be so far away but what’s 55 years, really? Must have been wonderful for you to be there!
Throughout the clip, the attitude of the time (about gambling) is very noticable. Some answers and certainly John Dailys explanations and remarks are clearly influenced by it (much more than would be nowadays).
roachtoasties My mother in law used to hand paint photographs to cover up the white dots on the eyes. She went to the Chicago Art Institute in the late 40's.
@roachtoasties - This contestant looks quite young and well-groomed. Allow me to suggest that it could be her first job out of college or a starting position in a family firm, so she could learn the ropes, or merely a function of there being so many fewer jobs with a future. After WWII when the men came home, went to college on the GI Bill, and got the good jobs, affording women so many fewer opportunities until after the 1960s, during which decade many of them went to college and got degrees in fields with opportunities for a future allowing some stimulation from one's work. It could be, too, if she is still in college, that she sought a production line type job just to pay tuition and fees and save her intellectual skills and energies for her studies.
@Ezhuks It was just because of the wording she used, they often ask this question. She used a plural rather then a singular and that makes the question impossible, because even if it was used in different rooms. It still be a yes answer. Also think John wanted to get off that question.
@randomheartofgold Hmmm ..... now that I think of it, a die has 12 sides. Six faces, but 12 sides. (I'm using the word "side" in the sense that a square has four sides, not one - a triangle has three sides, etc.)
Oh now I see you were commenting Arlene's remark. I guess it's possible to conceive a cube as a 4 sided object, if you consider that the top and bottom facets are not "sides" as they are aligned along a vertical axis.
