Sprits and ghosts and Fathers

[thirteenfingers]

"Definitely something to it."

Quite right; it's an intricate, skilled (and natural) artform.

Your story probably involved cold reading and choosing a *very* common name.

I don't know when your father was born, but in the 50s "George" was in the top 25 baby names in the USA and in the 40s, the top 15.

She tried to "tune in" to a specific person, missed, but scored a hit with someone else. She played the odds. Then the cold reading started.

It's incredibly realistic when done right.

[greimalkin]

you have weird pottery techniques and your stories scared me

[paulkwon01]

so. are u a professional potter ?? or >?? wat

[ClayThrower]

What, you can't tell by the obvious skill I exhibit in this clip?

Noooo, I'm no pro. I did it full time for a few years, and now do it part time only. I've never supported myself at it and probably never will. I have, however, sold almost everything I've made that was even half way decent.

[Kliss114]

I enjoyed the story in this video very much, very original

[tracerace66]

I had to watch it twice so i could listen once, and concentrate on your technique in the other ;). Again, thank you for teh cool video. I learned a lot watching you work.

[ClayThrower]

*Hangs head in shame* Oh, man. Don't learn from this video. I hadn't thrown for years and was quite bad at it that day, as you can see.

[chopin65]

Sir I hope you have a very long life.

[turuanu]

Very original video, nice voice and hands.

[captainsuperfly]

Great video and story!

[Marihani]

Great story and really exciting watching you throw and CATCH so many "oopsies"! Love the ending! HAHAHA!

[ClayThrower]

Ya, I had a lot of "oopsies" on that one. I'm so out of practice. :(

[geezerart]

Scary story! Nice halloween pot and story! Thanks!