Re: Bases and Faces

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Gene Woo wrote:
> Wow, I just read Camille's analysis of "Laughing Man",
> and I had to say those are some good points. I knew
> that the Chief obviously was having woman problems,
> but I didn't even think about the bases or the glove.
> Good job Camille:)

Hey, I can't take all the credit, it was someone ages ago who first
suggested the bases as a sexual metaphor. I can't even remember who ... the
original person, step out of the woodwork now and claim the credit that is
due to you!

Camille
verona_beach@hotpop.com

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