'It's never a tragedy when an old man dies. Forgive him for his shortcomings, and thank him for all his love and care.'
-- A Prairie Home Companion
In which the pond kicks Zionist "Ned" and doggie boy to the archive curb,
but compensates with the bouffant one, some onion munching, and the
Ughmann, possibly scribbling in a seminary ...
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Be fair.
The lettuce was very humble in victory, and described Susssan as a tough,
tenacious opponent, who fought to the bitter end, and did the righ...
12 hours ago

2 comments:
I think that is one of my all time favourite movies. I went to see that with my dad soon after it came out. A trip out with dad to the movies was pretty rare, so it was memorable. We have it on DVD and my nine year old son loves it too.
Paul Newman and Garrison Keillor. I like the linkage: it seems apt.
TFA
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