Oh, great. Now I have a blog! Now I have to take care of it every day! Writing as if everybody in the world will read it when probably nobody in the world will.
Hard to figure why a guy who climbs trees to save possums and has a dog that retrieves jellyfish doesn't have kids. Heck, I'm surprised he has a wife...
...which of course begs the question, or makes one think: Wouldn't it be great to go down to the dock or the wharf and see a pin-striped-suit lawyer hanging from a gaff by his feet (or groin, just like the model of "Bruce" at Universal Studios?
"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers". - (Act IV, Scene II of Henry VI, Part 2, by some guy named Bill).
Well put, but I would be remiss and somewhat disingenuous if I did not disclose that the line, printed in unabridged form above, was incorporated, in abridged form, in a popular iconic American band's reunion CD in 1994, in the song "Get Over It".
As well, though, I would point out to the gentle reader that there were another two paragraphs preceding with no such references. ;-)
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ToTo, it looks like you're about to be the next "Chicken of the Sea"...
Hard to figure why a guy who climbs trees to save possums and has a dog that retrieves jellyfish doesn't have kids. Heck, I'm surprised he has a wife...
Is that even a picture of a real shark...looks like one of Universal's "Jaws" monster.
BTW, the mechanical sharks in Jaws were known as "Bruce", named, I understand, after Spielberg's lawyer.
I can understand the metaphor.
...which of course begs the question, or makes one think: Wouldn't it be great to go down to the dock or the wharf and see a pin-striped-suit lawyer hanging from a gaff by his feet (or groin, just like the model of "Bruce" at Universal Studios?
"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers". - (Act IV, Scene II of Henry VI, Part 2, by some guy named Bill).
Well put, but I would be remiss and somewhat disingenuous if I did not disclose that the line, printed in unabridged form above, was incorporated, in abridged form, in a popular iconic American band's reunion CD in 1994, in the song "Get Over It".
As well, though, I would point out to the gentle reader that there were another two paragraphs preceding with no such references. ;-)
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