scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
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Sunday, March 16, 2008
Out of the Closet
Etymologists
Take Note
I was
watching the 1932 film "Movie Crazy," starring
Harold Lloyd as "an accident prone
young man with little or no acting ability, who desperately wants to be
in pictures." Harold is reading some pulp fiction when he
comes to this life changing illustration. Harold quits his job
and heads to Hollywood where hilarity ensues.
Interesting etymology.
If you've ever been the guy in the closet you never forget it. I was very young, she was luscious and I was foolish enough to believe her when she assured me her husband wouldn't be home for hours. I know, I know. I did wrong. What can I tellya, Mr. Happy has no conscience. Oh, the outcome? Luckily for me the husband came home and then went out again after about 2 hours. Longest 2 hours of my life. And pure luck that he didn't use that particular closet. End of story.
So...she's gonna do a 'show & tell' for the ,in-the-closet guy?
ReplyDeleteIf you've ever been the guy in the closet you never forget it. I was very young, she was luscious and I was foolish enough to believe her when she assured me her husband wouldn't be home for hours. I know, I know. I did wrong. What can I tellya, Mr. Happy has no conscience. Oh, the outcome? Luckily for me the husband came home and then went out again after about 2 hours. Longest 2 hours of my life. And pure luck that he didn't use that particular closet. End of story.
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