How to pronounce “chainsaw” in English

"Chainsaw Massacre," "7th Heaven," you were in the third "Blade" with Wesley Snipes, all of these are not funny roles.

chainsaw. Catherine Hall: And the thing was that this was a real chainsaw, this is not a toy.

A chainsaw has an on and off switch.

and chainsaws down every single "reserved for manager" parking sign.

There was Chainsaw Al, these names.

If somebody took a chainsaw and cut your head in half-- I hope that never happens to anybody in this audience-- and that's what you'll see.

He has a little chainsaw.

I think "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," that hitchhiker had a lot to do with it.

I wrote to "Chainsaw" Al Dunlap, the famous asset stripper from the '90s.

And traditionally chainsaws had been used to cut out ice.

We need to use a chainsaw.

And if you've never used a chainsaw before, I'm not just going to put a chainsaw in your hand and be like, go to it.

Some people call it the chainsaw.

But you can turn a chainsaw off.

or chop it up with a chainsaw to take it out of the lake.

I can't operate a chainsaw.

All the other ten examples from Texas Chainsaw Massacre to Teletubbies evoke no brain activity.

- When they hear the sounds of the chainsaws, the sounds of machinery in the distance- ...I wonder how they can possibly comprehend what that is.

That was a powerful chainsaw moment of surrender, right?

And it's just-- that's just one chainsaw.

It's what's the difference between a chainsaw and a banjo?

A guy will jump into a flying shark with a chainsaw, like-- See, you say that like it's something odd.

secretary James Watt who I think his middle name was chainsaw if I remember correctly was was to treat our national

And so we borrowed one of these nine foot diamond chainsaws from them and we built a 36,000 pound diamond chain saw robot that has been working--

And the bike chain landed on my leg and cut through my leg like a chainsaw.

And I take my-- nowadays, I take my chainsaw.

The Wall Street Journal even covered the story calling it "The Lake Forest Chainsaw Massacre."

I think change is juggling chainsaws and walking.

So basically, that section was-- I took a lot from "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," "Halloween," "The Shining," "Rosemary's Baby."

And we just lost Gunnar Hansen, who was the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" leatherface.

So you promise not to do "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" 87?

You know, year two or three of "Boyhood" I auditioned for the "Texas Chainsaw" remake.

As you've evolved and have your own woodworking shop, where does chainsaw sculpture fall in the pantheon?

that are like a little right angle grinder, but they have a little circular chainsaw head on them.

How might we reinvent the next best thing in chainsaw technology? Probably not a lot of chainsaw folks here, but who knows? You need the chainsaw dvd player.

throw it way you know and you know what do you do do you do some cathartic thing do you take a chainsaw to it do you put

I have a few very large chainsaws that I love to use.

And just in 80 years of technology, chainsaws, demand for African hardwoods, these

So Tim gets everyone outside and he says, "Come on, everyone, we have a meeting outside," goes in the parking lot, literally brings a chainsaw

And so while you're using a chainsaw, they can sneak up and you will never know

He is a libertarian, anarcho capitalist, and economist who campaigned with a chainsaw, that symbolized his promise to slash the

I mean, it looked absurd, like something out of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre."

And it would be like the discount rack, so you'd have everything from, like, "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," to "Lawrence of Arabia," to "Looney

We would need to talk about, all right, safety, handling for the chainsaw, and how to turn it on and safely cut wood.

So they were, for example-- or they have been in this century-- for example, remakes of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1984, remade in 2003 with subsequent sequels, as well.

And if you do see a whole fallen tree, it'll take you five days to cut through it without a chainsaw.

I characterized it like you're juggling a bowling ball, a flaming torch, and a chainsaw, and trying to get these things to work and play well together.

"Far out on the western edge of the Amazon rainforest, deep in the Peruvian jungle, a pair of loggers plunged their chainsaws into the buttressed roots of an ancient ironwood.

And I'm living a reasonably normal life, a fairly active life-- riding horses, chainsawing and cutting wood,