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Friday, April 13, 2007

So Long, Mr. Rosewater

Jill Krementz, Kurt Vonnegut

Posted by: MIKE JOHNSTON

4 Comments:

Del Bomberger said...: Yes, this world-and Trafalmodore-will be the poorer for his absence-"so it goes".; 7:54 PM
falmanac said...: Hi ho.; 8:07 PM
DelK said...: Yes, indeed. We have lost one of the foremost philosophers of the 20th century.; 9:49 PM
Chris said...: Saw him on John Stewart last year and he was delightful. He told Stewart, chuckling, "You are very highly regarded among the right kind of people..." He explained that the Tsunami and Katrina were "the Earth's immune system trying to expel us..."; 8:39 AM