I also appreciated taking a look at that article.  It was great to hear that the guys that participated had a good time.  I thought of the article while I watched last nights show on "Alligators in the New York Sewers."  Hmmm…which would I rather do?  Walk about the forrest with 60 friends on a Sunday morning or crawl around the sewers of New York?  When I think about it, I would probably rather do almost anything else than crawl around sewers…especially New York. 

And speaking of the Alligator show…did anyone else have a good laugh at the very end of the show when they showed the salamander?  Like "Oh, we found that so…there 'could' be hope…"  Um, yes, of course.  I can make the leap from a 3 inch salamander to a 14 foot gator.  Why wouldn't a salamander that probably just fell in a sewer grate raise hopes of finding a 1000 pound alligator?  It's all so obvious to me now…

Even my 9 yr. old niece thought this show was horrible.  No doubt at all it was a Great Horned Owl.  Not one thing in their description would suggest otherwise, esp. since at night it is easy to overestimate the size of objects. 

Right after the first airing of this show I had contacted that Audubon Society guy by email regarding his belief that they saw an owl, but he never replied.  Now I think it was probably because of the contract he had to sign.  But it seemed he had no doubt it was a bird.

At the last Chiller Theatre in Parsippany (there's one going on this weekend but we couldn't make it) the sculptor and his creation were one of the attractions.  He did a great job and the end product looked like a good monster to make a movie around, but not as the Jersey Devil. 

Guess the woman was already spending some of the money she received from being on the show to get her hair done for her final appearance.  Wonder if Weird NJ had an article about this show?  Might pick up some more background info.