"poised like a politician" ... or used car salesman (I thought he was good at it -- I just wasn't buying). I liked his key words: "Picassify" and "Volcanic"
Re: Picasso's grandson -- no, he's not as bright as we are, and he isn't much into art. (he wasn't sure who painted Velasquez' dwarf). But he may be competent at running the family business - and that's nothing to scoff at. (and he speaks more languages than I do) But really -- when has Charlie Rose ever been about interesting ideas, rather than just watching famous people schmooze in front of a camera. >I confess I tuned in and found myself unable to listen to Picasso's grandson (i.e. he came across as not very smart, he was telling me nothing, and his fleeting self-serving remarks gave off an odor I did not like). Meantime in the corner of my eye could see Richardson poised like a politician. I grant I may have quit too early. ____________________________________________________________ Save time and money with these professional shipping solutions. Click now! http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/BLSrjnxX3XwNcVsjBpISPLFeBcmoOY EXO2Ub5wcBqubVtJX7fiP2B1bQuKM/
