Talk:Phil Austin

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[edit] "Only constant member"

The phrase "of which he is the only constant member" is ambiguous. I think it means to say that he is the member who has shown the least inclination to pursue an entertainment career separate from his work for the Firesign Theatre. However, it could be taken to mean that he is the only member who has participated in every Firesign project, when, as far as I know, Ossman is the only one who hasn't. Richard K. Carson 05:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC)

It might refer to the non-participation of Proctor and Bergman in the writing of "In the Next World You're on Your Own." An argument can certainly be made that that is stretching a point.LCassamas (talk) 15:42, 27 February 2008 (UTC)