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12. I thought Larry the Cable Guy's book "Git-R-Done"

Reply to WilliamPitt (Reply #4)

Fri Nov 22, 2013, 04:26 PM

Nov 2013

was a sublime treatise on the complex interactions within American society. It is a splendid compliment to his on stage oratory. His magniloquence is unmatched.

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"My dear Mr. President:" [View all] WilliamPitt Nov 2013 OP

Very true. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #1

Banksy WilliamPitt Nov 2013 #4

if that is the case FatBuddy Nov 2013 #5

Exactly. WilliamPitt Nov 2013 #6

supremacy of mediocrity disguised as profundity FatBuddy Nov 2013 #7

That about captures it. nt msanthrope Nov 2013 #8

it's that gosh darn FatBuddy Nov 2013 #9

Harsh, does Banksy owe you lunch money or something? Rex Nov 2013 #14

"Get off my lawn." WilliamPitt Nov 2013 #15

how do you expect people to take you seriously FatBuddy Nov 2013 #19

I thought Larry the Cable Guy's book "Git-R-Done" progressoid Nov 2013 #12

That was my first thought, too, and I couldn't think of his name to save my life. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #17

Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus, of course. Mr.Bill Nov 2013 #11

I would say film is the medium of our time BrotherIvan Nov 2013 #16

It has been ruined, there's so much bad film. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #18

Gosh. Thanks for that lovely letter. Steinbeck must have had a lot to think about Kennedy's America nolabear Nov 2013 #2

Ok, that's just cool. JNelson6563 Nov 2013 #3

That's quite a deeply felt and gracious tribute from Steinbeck. avaistheone1 Nov 2013 #10

Great find! Thanks WilliamPitt!! Scuba Nov 2013 #13