Two quotes
In case any of you regulars are checking in while you're home for the holidays, here are two little nuggets I came across recently.
"Jesus drank. It came straight from the Bible that he had a glass of wine. Actually, I don't know if it says he actually drank it, but whatever."
-Kelly Clarkson
"The New Yorker's review of "The City of Falling Angels" by John Berendt (Penguin Press), in the issue of October 3, 2005, incorrectly referred to the 'seduction and swindling of Olga Rudge, Ezra Pound's mistress, by the director of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.' This statement was inaccurate, and The New Yorker regrets the error."
-The New Yorker, Dec. 26, 2005/Jan. 2, 2006
Happy holidays.
"Jesus drank. It came straight from the Bible that he had a glass of wine. Actually, I don't know if it says he actually drank it, but whatever."
-Kelly Clarkson
"The New Yorker's review of "The City of Falling Angels" by John Berendt (Penguin Press), in the issue of October 3, 2005, incorrectly referred to the 'seduction and swindling of Olga Rudge, Ezra Pound's mistress, by the director of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.' This statement was inaccurate, and The New Yorker regrets the error."
-The New Yorker, Dec. 26, 2005/Jan. 2, 2006
Happy holidays.
posted by temporarily unemployed at 18:09
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