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Re: POTUS 45.25: Oh Jesus, What Now
Read "Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories," the book in which many of the events are told. Shep's brilliant -- an actual genius, maybe the only one in entertainment history.
Shep was a painfully insightful misanthrope but also affectionate without any pretense -- a rare combinations. I get a kick out of ACS being such a sentimental movie. He must be rolling with laughter in his ham radio hut in the sky. He understood the boundless ridiculousness of people and still liked them. I have tried to do that and, obviously, failed.
Shep's voice over WOR got me through my early teens. It was a lighthouse on the coast of sanity hanging desperately just on the edge of the vast sea of average dreck. He was my first public brother.
"There is so much to say about this country and so little said. There is only a valentine to something that never was."
"The great split running right down the center of mankind is between the urban man and the bucolic man -- the frontier and civilization."
Read "Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories," the book in which many of the events are told. Shep's brilliant -- an actual genius, maybe the only one in entertainment history.
Shep was a painfully insightful misanthrope but also affectionate without any pretense -- a rare combinations. I get a kick out of ACS being such a sentimental movie. He must be rolling with laughter in his ham radio hut in the sky. He understood the boundless ridiculousness of people and still liked them. I have tried to do that and, obviously, failed.
Shep's voice over WOR got me through my early teens. It was a lighthouse on the coast of sanity hanging desperately just on the edge of the vast sea of average dreck. He was my first public brother.
"There is so much to say about this country and so little said. There is only a valentine to something that never was."
"The great split running right down the center of mankind is between the urban man and the bucolic man -- the frontier and civilization."
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. I’ll admit I didn’t really “get” the movie the first time around and it got better on repeated viewings. I realize that’s not gonna be everyone’s experience though.
