A Moment of Silence
So I'm back in Pullman. I was so close to just keep on heading north to Canada and forget the whole "finishing the degree" thing. Getting an education are overrated. I don't need no more learnin'.
But, alas, I'm back.
When I feel up to it, I will recap my Vegas adventure. Right now, I'm just far too depressed over the recent trend of great American entertainers kicking off. Both Pat Morita and Stan Berenstain died. And don't pretend you don't know who they are. We all read Berenstain Bears. And we all have a favorite. Mine might be The Berenstain Bears and the Truth. Good lesson. I helped write that book. And directed the short film based on it. And lying feels so good, you know it's right. And we all know that Happy Days jumped the shark when Al (the fat guy with the big nose) replaced Morita.
So let's all bow our heads and lift a silent "Wax on. Wax off." to the heavens, where God has two new angels/entertainers.
posted by Ace | 1:53 PM
7 Comments:
Good choice on skipping out on Canada. All they have are moose, funny accents, and maple syrup, eh.
Do you think the Berenstain Bears were originally "Berenstein" and they changed their name because of anti-semiticism?
Hitler hated the Berenstain Bears, but ironically he loved Pat Morita.
I think that people spend to much time remember people and not being with them when they are here. I know that these people are famous, but until their death they were forgotten. I love that people remember Elvis and love his music. Cheesey or not he was apart of american history and I enjoy certain history. You shouldn't make fun of people who do this Mike W. If I was to judge I would say that you were a Drunken Bastard!
Let's not mar the passing of two American icons with a fight over Elvis. What would Mr. Miyagi say?
I think he'd say "Be the fly, Daniel-San."
That is the gayest picture of Pat Morita I have ever seen.
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