Chris Kenner Lifetime Acievement Award

[Magic Newswire]

Chris was presented with a lifetime achievement award at the Session 2012 and I have just received the tribute video that was played at the event courtesy of Homer. Enjoy : http://bit.ly/vZFhuJ

[Matthew Field]

Just great. Thanks, Dodd.

[mrgoat]

It was great to be in the audience for that.

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[Q. Kumber]

Grammatical correction:

"It was great to have been in the audience for that." ;)

[IrishMagicNews]

Ha, some calling Damien on something.

Role reversal if I ever saw one.

[erdnasephile]

Hilarious! (and well-deserved)

Congrats, Chris!

[Brad Henderson]

Sent to me via facebook:

[mrgoat]

Ha, some calling Damien on something.

Role reversal if I ever saw one.

I don't think I ever really correct grammar here. Apart from when I was trolling Glenn Bishop.

And it's damiAn, bitch.

:)

[mrgoat]

Sent to me via facebook:

lolsome.

[IrishMagicNews]

psml

[Magic Newswire]

For those emailing me about difficult embedding it themselves, Homer has the video on his Vimeo page but has restricted permissions such that it can only be embedded in domains that he has added to his approval list for such. Luckily, the Magic Newswire was included in that list. Thanks Homer! http://bit.ly/vZFhuJ

[IrishMagicNews]

The least he deserves DamiAn.

[Chris Aguilar]

The direct link from this page worked fine for me, without needing to click through Dodd's site.

I appreciate Dodd offering said direct link in addition to the link to his site.

[John Lovick]

It was great to be in the audience for that.

That is NOT incorrect grammar.

"It was great to have been in the audience for that" is also correct, but there was nothing wrong with Damian's comment.

The two sentences have slightly different meanings. It's possible that an event was not great to be at, but great to have been at.

[Pete McCabe]

"I hate writing, but I love having written."
Dorothy Parker

[Alan Bursky]

Chris has a lot more life left.
Vote for Jon Lovick for Board of Trustees of the AMA!

[Richard Kaufman]

John, might UK usage be different?

[John Lovick]

Richard. I'm pretty sure it's not.

[Brad Henderson]

If we are policing the written word, the letter 'h' was omitted from the thread's title.

[Richard Kaufman]

The only thing I find interesting (or amusing) about this thread (the original subject aside, and congrats, Chris) is why Quentin Reynolds has change his screen name to "Q. Kumber."

[Pete McCabe]

Also Chris Angel's last name was misspelled "Kenner."

[mrgoat]

Richard. I'm pretty sure it's not.

You are right. However, I knew QR was only joking, so I let it slide. Otherwise he might unleash his handkerchief mouse on me.

Thanks for having my back though, bro.