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All of it is, in a way, a well-deserved tribute to The Mother of Us All, Thombeau, and the home from home that is Fabulon. As I've observed to TJB, together we form a kind of digital Algonquin round table for the 21st century, albeit one perhaps a tad more focused on glamour, nostalgia, and pecs even than Alexander Woollcott. And that's saying something.
Love fest!
ReplyDeleteI'm delighted to be a part of your digital round table. In fact, I'm under it right now!
Blushing vegetables, you say?
Has your cucumber gone crimson?
Well since he started it, I suppose that means Thombeau is John Peter Toohey.
ReplyDeleteMuscato, seems to me you should be Robert Benchley.
JoeToHell and Peenee seem like the shoe-ins for George S. Kaufman and Alexander Woollcott.
Now let's start the catfight over who gets to be Dorothy Parker.
Didn't I read somewhere that Woollcott's preference was for chocolate? Which somehow makes it all perfect.
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