RE: Pretty mouth and green my eyes...

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I read this:

>the guy that the "hero" of the story is talking to IS slepping with his wife
>(i'm using the vauge pronouns because i forget the specific names, sorry). the
>tragedy (in my humble opinion) is that, to save his "image" or his self esteem,
>the "hero" lies to his friend about it, when the friend is the very one that
>stabbed him in the back in the first place. the friend knows damn well that the
>"hero" is lying about his wife being home, because she (the wife) is in his
>bed.the one guy that the "hero' went to for comfort is the source of the pain,
>and
>that make the "hero's" defeat, all the more complete. truly disturbing, and
>kinda zen (once more) if you want to look at it that way.


and this:

>It's simple.  Arthur's lying, trying to ease Lee's mind about the first call,
>and Joanie is kicked back shacked up with Lee.  Very sordid...


You see!  I knew the Springer show would find its way into this somehow.




Listening to Warren Zevon in the rain,

--John

"Sweet Home Alabama,
play that dead band's song.
Turn those speakers up full blast,
play it all night long."

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