don't take life so serious, son; it ain't nohow permanent.

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LINES UPON A TRANQUIL BROW Have you ever, while pondering the ways of the morn Thought to save just a bit, just a drop in the horn To pour in the evening, or late afternoon, Or during the night, when we're shining the moon? Have you ever cried out, while counting the snow, Or watching the Tom-Tit warble "hello": Break out the cigars! This life is for squirrels! We're off to the drugstore to whistle at girls. Walt Kelly (1913-1973)

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Pogo with a clear head is interesting enough. How'd the dialogue feel under the Influence?

[chadnfrood.livejournal.com]

The dialogue was enhanced, I think. My mind automatically put a distinct voice to each character, like watching a cartoon.

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P.T. Bridgeport's EXTREMELY -> FANCIFUL! <- captions must've been a real treat, too.

[chadnfrood.livejournal.com]

Yeah...all told, it's a very pleasant memory.

Say, do you know if Pogo has started his '08 campaign up? I hope he throws his hat in the ring before Thompson and Bloomberg.

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Say, do you know if Pogo has started his '08 campaign up?

Which begs the oft-repeated question: If Pogo's for President, who's for Vice?

[chadnfrood.livejournal.com]

That's probably my favorite campaign slogan of all time, beating out "Ma, ma, where is pa?" by a slim margin and "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" coming in third.

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(goin' to the white house, ha! ha! ha!)