June 10, 2010
What did J.D. Salinger, Orson Welles, and Charlie Chaplin have in common?
Why, it’s Oona O’Neill:
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- Sheila Ryan: Oowh, my stomach!
- Robert Ledgerwood: I’ve been keeping my spirits up for the last couple days with the first four minutes of...
- Kelsey Parker: Whew, that fable made me sad.
- Sheila Ryan: Y’all, that goat’s still a-runnin’. I checked.
- Sheila Ryan: My new meditation: Two hours: Goat. Two minutes: Sheep. Two hours: Deron. Two minutes: Sheep. Repeat...
- Sheila Ryan: I am definitely getting to that point.
- Cindy Scroggins: If you watch this enough times, it begins to change. Like that running goat.
- Sheila Ryan: It will be wildly successful.
- Deron Bauman: I’ll create an app.
- Sheila Ryan: I know I want it on my phone.
- Deron Bauman: if I can get all of it off of my phone, I’ll upload the whole thing.
- Cindy Scroggins: Can you email another chunk? Or is this all we get to see? If this were a series, I would watch it.
- Cindy Scroggins: It’s just getting better and better. Thank you, Amanda Mae.
- Cindy Scroggins: It’s too funny. I’m gonna watch it again.
- Sheila Ryan: I’m just sitting here laughing all by myself, and I don’t care who hears me.
Jeez, and here I thought Peggy Guggenheim had a direct connection to everybody.
Sheez, who wasn’t Frida Kahlo lovers with?
Apparently she and Peggy Guggenheim never got it on.
Renner will be pleased to see John William Polidori included here.
Joseph, is there a link?
Well, Sheila, if you can’t accept that I might have made this myself, I suppose you can amuse yourself here: http://laphamsquarterly.org/visual/charts-graphs/?page=78
Lewis Carroll only had friends.
Are we sure Jackson Pollock and Peggy Guggenheim were just friends?
And are we sure Alice Liddell and Prince Leopold were actually lovers? I thought it was more like a doomed, muted ‘romantic interest’, if that.
We should make our own chart.