Based on a novel by Truman Capote, The Grass Harp has more stars in it than It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World, but this fillúm turned out to be stomach churning.
We borrowed the car of our hapless distribution guy, a putz puttering his way through life in a 1990 Hyundai that was about as muffled as Courtney Love’s mouth
I’m not giving up my love affair with Lady Nicotine. We’re just heading out of Marlboro Country and, chomp chomp chomp, checking in to the ol’ Nicorette Motel.
Gen X’ers and Gen Y’ers should quit believing all that stuff about how great it was back then, and start enjoying life, because things are a lot better now.
“I’m writing you up. You and your whole Starbuck’s Coffee klatch-rock are finished. Bend over.” “But why, man?” “Because I care.” “Agggggggggggggggggggggggh.”
Hey, Republican leadership, just because the liberal media is out to get you doesn’t mean you’re not the sorriest collection of the undead since Dark Shadows.
The Beast is dedicated to the proposition that the human race is so profoundly stupid that the only options are to exploit the bovine fodder or succumb to them.
Artists and writers reveling in the delightful. 24-7’s accessible artiness is never self-conscious or preachy. There’s plenty of wit and first-rate writing.
The frightening truth is the people running this country are exactly who they appear to be: damn fools who run around shaking hands and making inane statements.