The ballet of the pen is at times, divine
Many of his ideas were of a technical nature, and he registered 400 patents of electric and electronic gadgetry – earning himself a reputation among technicians for being more an inventor than a showman. He was also a shrewd pioneer of such innovations as pay-per-view television, and his film Richard Pryor: Live In Concert (1979), which he cannily labelled “uncensored,” was the highest money-maker of its kind ever. It remains the standard today.
MHA day and I really needed me a little Rope-a-Dope illustration to get me in the right frame of mind. It’s a beautiful thing. I decided that I’d post a … Continue reading Let’s Do the Rope-a-Dope Again
Then turned on one toe, hopped off the huge wooden table and started off, head high, when I heard him slap the table hard with his big hand – the way everyone who knew him remembers he did in his constant, big-ness that encompassed all sight, movement, and certainly sound – and laughed his ass off.
DO YOU SEE IT? LOOK CLOSER it’s been there all along I’ve been there all along all you have to do is SEE
Spoiler Alert: Let me tell you how this story ends. Well, not how, exactly; that will follow. It’s called the rope-a-dope. It’s called “SAY MY NAME!” Sometimes you have to … Continue reading Ethan2Wild (WARNING: Spoiler Alert)
My daddy did rock.
But I’m ’bout to rock harder.
Hide and watch.
serene 