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...eight hours and travel to anywhere in upstate New York. Especially on the way home, when you have been on the bus long enough that it seems okay to lock your coach in the bathroom, build a fort out of blankets, or my personal favorite thing to do is crawl into the overhead compartments and hit Nicole Corriero on the head from above her. Usually it takes her about an hour before she realizes where the hits are coming from, much to the enjoyment of everybody else...
...being as skinny as I am, I’m able to climb into the [overhead] compartments and crawl the length of the bus. So Nicole [Corriero] is sitting up front and someone opened [the compartment] up because we were all in on it and I just put my arm over and whacked her head and then get back up there...
Stollsteimer has a voice versatile enough to draw on a wide range of influences. He sounds great when channelling Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, as on the overpowering title track, less so when channelling Jack White, as on “Crawl Through the Darkness.” But I doubt we need to worry about that anymore...
...surreal times, when fear of the FCC and fear of fear of the FCC swirl together to create a Perfect Media Storm. That's how a local commentator fired from a $150-a-week job can suddenly make Variety, NBC news, the Drudge Report, Reuters, the BBC, even the crawl on CNN Headline News: "RADIO COMMENTATOR SANDRA TSING LOH FIRED FOR OBSCENITY."? My supporters range from The National Review to Howard Stern.? I don?t know whether my next invitation will be to the White House or to Larry Flynt?s.? And then there?s the passionate outpouring of hundreds...
...most of his friends die, Hensler succumbs to a "really horrendous" battle with cancer. After the richest of lives, the nonagenarian's final letter movingly depicts the ravages of age: "Everything is such an effort and I have to be helped around still on my two wretched sticks ? I crawl about from one room to another and try not to let me down." His long life's journey is dazzling and his pen nimble. And he is unhesitatingly honest in a treasurable series of compact character descriptions. Oscar Wilde's lover, Lord Alfred Douglas, claimed to have written most...