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For Dog Blog Friday: Nigel and Mookie wish everyone a LED Christmas. Which means you can't use the flash and if they move, which greyhounds never do, they end up blurry.Labels: greyhounds
posted by George at 10:59 PM
George markets only for the forces of good for a living. He has a paid hobby that involves eating, drinking, and writing, things he’d do for free, which is almost what he’s doing it for. In a previous life he taught mostly illiterate and generally ungrateful college students how to write. He has been a body guard for Jodie Foster, a walk-on dancer with French avant garde troupe Maguy Marin, a film programmer, a judge at an Iron Chef style competition, a political activist, a textbook author, a bassist in a band, a two-time league winning fantasy baseball manager, a union local president, a pr flack helping run a red carpet at an Angelina Jolie event, a janitor, a chauffeur to folks from TC Boyle to Andrei Codrescu, a delivery man to Plato's Retreat, a reluctant writer of a non-snarky intro for Colin Powell, a radio DJ, a corn detassler, an escort van driver, a rock journalist, a lab assistant for a company that made everything from mouthwash to super skin lubricant, and even, once, a poet. His biggest brush with fame was when Julie Christie fondled his tie, a tie George Lopez belittled to 1000 people minutes later. The best thing about him is his wife. His dogs aren't bad, either.
5 Comments:
Is Nigel's neck really as long as Mookie's tail?
Nigel's neck is only as long as the treat is far away.
Happy Holidays, george, from the listless drunks at Around the Keg!
Merries and Happies and all that jazz, George.
All the best to all of you, too! Even if it's late. We were down with the in-laws (sort of like Down with Wilco, if you know your Minus 5) and weren't really computing.
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