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Quigmans ♦ By Buddy Hickerson ■ii.ii 14 ■. If. k ■% IT %/ * i I * * l s* ,* % © I “It’s OK, nurse ... I used to be a magician.” PAULBY BILLY O’KEEFE mmmtm "...SO IN CONCLUSION, VOuBE PBOEESSOB AND THAT'S WHV KNOW HOW TO ANSWER THIS I MEAN, WHAT IS THAT? WHV LEAVE IT BUNK? 1111ii hiimmi -■ heh SUMBONE_ avMIKE MAYPAK The Family Monster by Josh Shalek _ Here is ^ list 3C words You re So eXQSper<ffm. I’m ^oio^ Tilt jx> _shshaiek.com ■ GILLIGAN Continued from page 9 » follow in the footsteps of Tina Louise’s aloof, spoiled Ginger. She was taken aback, though, by how some of her castmates were desperate to play characters. “I’m really happy-go-lucky, and I find it really hard to find something in someone that I don’t like,” Hunter said. “I’ll usually like you no matter what. But there are people on this island that I just f-can’t stand, that are just horrible, frightening, just desperate-to-become famous people.” Hunter seems to have had particular trouble with her Mary Ann. “How can I put this?” Hunter said haltingly, trying to avoid stirring up trouble. “I always tried to be really nice to Mary Ann. She ended up being pretty evil.” A poll on TBS’s Web site suggests that nearly two-thirds of users would rather be with Mary Ann than Ginger, but Hunter — most recently an object of lust in the Fountains of Wayne video “Stacey’s Mom” — can only scoff, “I don’t think I need to make a case. The case is closed.” Perjiaps because of the tension with some.of her cast mates, Hunter took the game-show aspect of “The Real Gilligan’s Island” very seriously. “Competition is competition no matter what,” she declared. “I don’t have any of that pop psychology that America has. To me, when you’re put up against competition, you’re competitive no matter what. I’m not going to sit back and let somebody win.” www.danygamecock.com .- „ _ _ ^ 0 .._ CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Spanish hero 6 Urge forward 10 Yours and mine 14 Sulky 15 Intertwine 16 Slope by a loch 17 Philosopher Kierkegaard 18 Watchful 20 Light musical production 22 Immerses 23 Gore Vidal’s Breckinridge 24 New Testament book 26 Definite article 28 Young boy 29 Lanchesteror Maxwell 33 Practiced 37 Group of three 38 Top trump 39 Permit to 40 Excitement 42 Assistance 43 Laminated rock 45 Concerning 48 Perspiration opening 49 Cambridge sch. 50 Earth tone 51 Manage 54 Bangkok guy 58 Irish frieze overcoat 6i Advocate of country life 63 Family members 65 Shampoo instruction 66 Entrance 67 Shipbuilder's wood 68 PC device 69 Found a function for 70 Jazz sessions 71 States of agitation DOWN 1 Salts source 2 Eccentric 3 Doctor, at times 4 Repeat oneself 5 Unit of force 6 Serving dish 7 That can be appraised 8 Fall mo. 9 Transferred property 10 Not as quick on the uptake 11 “Exodus” writer 12 Enthusiastic review 13 Notices 19 At the present time 21 In that place 25 Detection device 27 Healthy 30 False witness 31 Stated 32 Appends 33 Grate 34 Canyon’s reply 35 Listen to 36 One of a flight 37 Roman wrap 41 Discourage 44 Workout wear 46 Fix one's eyes upon 47 Hole-digging larva 49 Deserves 52 Family dog 53 Walrus teeth 55 Indian language 56 Portfolio plus 57 Account entries 58 Pakistani tongue 59 Tolstoy and Gorcey 60 Blackthorn 62 Appendages 64 Neckiine shape Solutions Sll, I |N|SMSll|3|sM0|3|sTn tfl 3 Q 0 mBx V 3 ilia OOP 3 S N I Blls 3 A I 1 V d^ i s*if vJdTh d~BB~d 3 i s o n i VH iMdTI v d 3 d o|HHi BnIv iWl _l_ W|l3|d O d[ s q dlvlo afdls vMinJv h s 0 i vMo dvMl|3 -|M3 O V □ VI |d]r|||||o' 3[sfd VjalH 3 d i 3jo v iBB~3 hJIIBBI |sm¥ d g 3[h1Bv haw s 3 s noaMv I lip d 3 d o 3 A I 1 N 3 11 VMnT 3 d O S 3 V d 9~Bi3 0 V IMX 1 0,0 d |ll ll|i iji||i i|ll| ljll| I l| 11 I HOROSCOPES ARIES Don’t make a big fuss about a difficult situation at home. Stick to the rules the family has set, and everything works out fine. TAURUS You re in the mood to study, and you’re learning rapidly. Continue toward mastery with concentration and practice. GEMINI The workload is heavy, the pace is quick, but it ought to also be fun. Make sure you’re being paid well for your efforts, then show you know your stuff. CANCER It s easier to connect now with the things closest to your heart. Don’t be distracted by fancy talk. Trust the tried and true. LEO It’s cleanup time, in more ways than one. Don’t start any new projects now. The more old stuff you get checked off your lists, the more creative you will become. VIRGO Meetings should go very well today. People are in the mood to build structures that will last for years. There may be a bit of disagreement on priorities, but you can work that out. LIBRA More responsibility isn’t usually something that you seek. You’d just as soon let somebody else make the rules and enforce them. Do get involved just enough to make sure they’re fair. SCORPIO Expand your area of influence with a scouting mission at first.. Venture outside the boundaries you’ve set to see what new dilemmas await. SAGITTARIUS All fantasy aside, how are you going to pay for these innovations? Someone you know well and respect can give you some helpful hints. CAPRICORN You’re reminded of rules and regulations, with which you have to comply. You know it’s good to have a routine, but you prefer the ones you set. Be gracious and go along. AQUARIUS You’re under pressure, and that works well to focus your attention. Use the routine you’ve already learned, and maximize your output. PISCES Others admire your creativity and imagination. Add stability and structure %o they’ll take you seriously. Build something that will last for years, and of which you can be proud. CALENDAR TODAY “It’s a Wonderful Life" 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free. TUESDAY “It’s a Wonderful Life” 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free. Open Mic Night featuring Motormouth Maybell, Socrates and the Demigods of Chernobyl, And After, Dogwood Saint 8 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $3. HEADS AND TAILS ♦ By Jonathan Hughes/The Gamecock ■ OCTOBER, 2004 ' f CHRISTMAS \ ( DECORATIONS ] VARE ALREADYIN/ X. STOREsX/ 44t _ APRIL, 2017 - -—-7-J MAN... X / CHRISTMAS \ f DECORATIONS ) VARE ALREADYIN/ X. STORESXX m u