Re: AC/DC meets Patsy Cline? Yeee-haw
Shane S. Rhyne wrote: Howdy, Tucker talks about an author I've always meant to investigate further. I seem to enjoy movies and television shows based on Elmore Leonard's writings (Maximum Bob on ABC was brilliant fun and I hope it comes back someday.) Strangely enough, I haven't read any of Leonard's actual writings, though. I'll have to rectify that. .Yep. They are all great. A friend of mine who is a personal injury and former legal aide lawyer in Minneapolis turned me onto them claiming their absolute veracity when it comes to depicting low-lifes, riff-raff and schemers. Check out The Switch, or the Big Switch. It's the one that precedes the one the movie Jackie Brown was based on. I guarantee you, you will have a shit-eating grin on your face at the end. The guy is the best American writer since Raymond Chandler, or maybe Jim Thompson.
Re: AC/DC meets Patsy Cline? Yeee-haw
Howdy, Tucker talks about an author I've always meant to investigate further. I seem to enjoy movies and television shows based on Elmore Leonard's writings (Maximum Bob on ABC was brilliant fun and I hope it comes back someday.) Strangely enough, I haven't read any of Leonard's actual writings, though. I'll have to rectify that. But, really the point of this was to address Tucker's comments: As the newest guest in your house of love, I'm little too talkative, ain't I? This made me giggle. I think he has posted three times today. By normal P2 standards, I don't think that would make the definition of talkative. or even get him much beyond lurker status. By P2-Fluff standards, he's damn near mute. Take care, Shane Rhyne Knoxville, TN [EMAIL PROTECTED] NP: Lone Justice, This World Is Not My Home
