--- In [email protected], Tom Pall <thomas.pall@...> wrote: > > Perhaps the begathon is over here in Charlotte and the 24 hour a day runs of > the Beverly Hillbillies, NASCAR races, Hootinany and gospel music (no > kidding there) to draw in the crowds to PBS are over. Maybe I'll get to see > Ken Burns' Prohibition series that starts tonight. Prohibition was part of > a 100 year plus movement in the US which featured such things as dry > apartment buildings, dry trains, dry sections of towns and even a famous > lady who you can get a glimpse of > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJdKK6L8Z2o here, > > who bears a strong resemblance to our Author's Friend. >
Yes indeed she does, Tom. Very observant of you. The censorious editor could most definitely be judged a Tuklu of Carry Nation. Several other qualities also appear to be in common in addition to the prominent sagging jowls on a sallow face completely devoid of humor and warmhearted compassion. Namely: -failed in the theatre. -missionary zeal for highly questionable goals. -"Defender of the Faith" (boy, Skolnick sure hit a bulls-eye on that one) -considered herself of the highest moral character and considered anyone who disagrees with her as morally defective and really really stoooopid. -was considered even by most of her supporters as mentally unstable and, purportedly, at least 50% of her closest supporters considered her quite insane. Could it be the we, the fair readers of FFL have discovered a true American Tuklu? I believe you are incorrect on the start date of the film, Tom. Did you miss episode one?
