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- Woody Allen - Interview and Insights
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- Great Men in History: Ted Williams (A Eulogy)
- Great Men in History: John Cazale
- Song Review: I Never Dreamed
- Temp Position #3
- Song Review: I'm Coming Home (parts 1 & 2)
- Great Men in History: Harry Smith
- Garfield minus Garfield
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3 comments:
A good man.
After studying for a month in CA, I'd have to agree with him about weather. It's like a sunny day is begging for you to be happy and carefree, and you really can't be that way all the time. After three weeks of sunny days and not seeing a single drop of rain, I was more irritable than I've ever been in my life - I actually looked forward to going back to Boston's humid August. On my first trip on the T after coming back, the unairconditioned, crowded train I was on broke down and we were stuck in a tunnel for 30mins. Finally, I walked home in a thunderstorm that had broken while I was underground. It was so refreshing to be inconvenienced and uncomfortable.
Have you guys ever read any of Woody Allen's books?
I am reading 'Without Feathers' right now, but so far, I feel like a lot of the humor is 'adlib' humor [nonsensical, fill-in-the-blanks-with-random-words]. But! 'Getting Even' is genius! And, who knows, 'Without Feathers' might be more funny as it progresses. I have faith in Mr. Allen.
"Without Feathers" has its moments. It really doesn't "get better" as it goes, but when it hits, it counts.
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