Larry Gude
Strung Out
Wheww...
...for a minute it looked like I was in time out.
...for a minute it looked like I was in time out.
Rose confesses?
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Tonio
Asperger's Poster Child
Re: I like that...
That was originally used by author Harlan Ellison in his short story "Laugh Track." It's about a screenwriter who discovers that the soul of his favorite aunt, who died when he was a boy, is trapped in the laugh tracks of TV comedies. The screenwriter uses that phrase to describe the executive producer of his show.
That was originally used by author Harlan Ellison in his short story "Laugh Track." It's about a screenwriter who discovers that the soul of his favorite aunt, who died when he was a boy, is trapped in the laugh tracks of TV comedies. The screenwriter uses that phrase to describe the executive producer of his show.
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donbarzini
Well-Known Member
Re-read my post and realized I didn't make the point I was trying for, which is:
If he lied for 14 freaking YEARS!!!! about not betting at all,
how can we believe him when he says that he didn't bet as a player?
And as Kenesaw Mountain Landis said: Even the appearance of impropriety....
If he lied for 14 freaking YEARS!!!! about not betting at all,
how can we believe him when he says that he didn't bet as a player?
And as Kenesaw Mountain Landis said: Even the appearance of impropriety....