I find 'genious' to be a perfectly cromulent word.
Still remember the first time I saw him, at a friend's house--a friend who had frigging HBO. Never had those words that my pop said when he dropped the hammer been funnier.
Believe that, secretly, even those he derided miss him. It's much better to be laughed at than despised.
What the great googly-moogly are we going to do when Ol' Mel leaves town?
As a persistent spotter of stupidity, perhaps George Carlin would have chuckled at this headline?
I find 'genious' to be a perfectly cromulent word.
ReplyDeleteStill remember the first time I saw him, at a friend's house--a friend who had frigging HBO. Never had those words that my pop said when he dropped the hammer been funnier.
Believe that, secretly, even those he derided miss him. It's much better to be laughed at than despised.
What the great googly-moogly are we going to do when Ol' Mel leaves town?