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TundraGrifter's avatar

“'We weren’t wealthy, we weren’t poor — we just were.' This Zen family runs into hard times early on. Eddie/Glenn’s father dies of cancer, then his mother dies in a car wreck..."

In other words, they just were and then they just weren't.

JustPixelz: IV%'er's avatar

<i>"Maoist time-travelers"</i>

I wondered where the Maoists disappeared to.

JustPixelz: IV%'er's avatar

Dad further explained that even if I was starving, he would refuse any help. And if, God forbid, my mother was dying of treatable cancer but we didn't have health insurance, we would not accept government help. "Your mom would rather die", he told me. Then he told me to stay out of that goddamn socialist free public library. "The only book you need is right here", he said, pointing to his autographed edition of "Mein Kampt".

WA Bishop's avatar

Yes, Meta goes there so the rest of us don't have to.

WA Bishop's avatar

What about kosher soy bacon?

WA Bishop's avatar

Just like the world of fashion.

WA Bishop's avatar

Put the book in perspective. This is a man for whom Atlas Shrugged and the Book of Mormon represent the highest achievements of the English language.

TundraGrifter's avatar

But once you're Out you can't go back In...Out is Out.

Bourgeois Nerd's avatar

I have a feeling he'd enjoy the former two FAR too much for the latter.

SheriffRoscoe's avatar

Can't wait for <i> The Christmas Sweater: The Broadway Musical!</i>. Beck hasn't exhausted this cash cow quite yet.

Bourgeois Nerd's avatar

You mean SPRANG from his brain. He opened his brain once and it popped out like those snakes in a can.