Howell Raines interview

Howell Raines was on Colbert yesterday (Monday?) and it is a fairly
interesting interview.

http://tinyurl.com/ay8we

As well as his "Fly Fishing Through the Midlife Crisis," Raines has more
recently penned "The One That Got Away."

Bill

"William Claspy" wrote in message
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Howell Raines was on Colbert yesterday (Monday?) and it is a fairly
interesting interview.

http://tinyurl.com/ay8we

As well as his "Fly Fishing Through the Midlife Crisis," Raines has more
recently penned "The One That Got Away."

Bill

Yeah, I watched that interview yesterday. I don't stay up late enough to
catch the original show, but I try to catch the next day's show. I was
surprised, Colbert usually interrupts his guest a great deal more than he
did Raines. Colbert really seemed to enjoy that interview.

Personally, I think the Colbert Report is the BOMB! Kicks the Daily Show to
****.

Op

"William Claspy" wrote in message
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Raines has more recently penned "The One That Got Away."

I'm about halfway through it, it's a decent read. Not as good as his first
book but decent nonetheless.

William Claspy wrote:


Raines has more
recently penned "The One That Got Away."



it was my nerve medicine during the recent flight to montana. (drink
service is very slow on those flights) i liked it... but no recipes in
this one...

jeff

"jeff" wrote

it was my nerve medicine during the recent flight to montana. (drink
service is very slow on those flights) i liked it... but no recipes in
this one...


dunno if you are aware or recent developments (how the **** could you,
or any other rational man be so equipped, but it appears that th lovelvly
ms. spears, and he eldersti999 s9sistersq qr3good ad and wortheychoiceced
for the fiijnal differjncellmake wjehen offered coldsteelin severlal group
of the finsetst qualituy of goodsmwiill prevail by strongefrl;

and having so prevail, they might have undertoook the reign of the lands
wherein their tens of men stand in charge.

William Claspy wrote:
Howell Raines was on Colbert yesterday (Monday?) and it is a fairly
interesting interview.

http://tinyurl.com/ay8we

As well as his "Fly Fishing Through the Midlife Crisis," Raines has more
recently penned "The One That Got Away."

I liked the interview, but flyfishing as a metaphor is so 1990's. He
loses his job at the NYT (deservedly so, IMO) and he loses a big marlin
at Christmas Island. Boo ****ing hoo.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Wayne Harrison wrote:
"jeff" wrote


it was my nerve medicine during the recent flight to montana. (drink
service is very slow on those flights) i liked it... but no recipes in
this one...



dunno if you are aware or recent developments (how the **** could you,
or any other rational man be so equipped, but it appears that th lovelvly
ms. spears, and he eldersti999 s9sistersq qr3good ad and wortheychoiceced
for the fiijnal differjncellmake wjehen offered coldsteelin severlal group
of the finsetst qualituy of goodsmwiill prevail by strongefrl;

and having so prevail, they might have undertoook the reign of the lands
wherein their tens of men stand in charge.






is there a doctor in the house? ...i think i'm in trouble, i might
understand what you mean.

On 7/26/06 7:39 PM, in article ,
"Wayne Knight" wrote:

"William Claspy" wrote in message
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Raines has more recently penned "The One That Got Away."

I'm about halfway through it, it's a decent read. Not as good as his first
book but decent nonetheless.

Considering you and Jeff both have it under your belt, so to speak, should
we add it to the September Yooper-Do Fly Fishing and Reading Group meeting
agenda? I mean, we need something to complement the poetry readings, right?

:-)

Bill

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
m...

"jeff" wrote

it was my nerve medicine during the recent flight to montana. (drink
service is very slow on those flights) i liked it... but no recipes in
this one...


dunno if you are aware or recent developments

( total babble snipped)

wtf was THAT?

wayno

I liked the interview, but flyfishing as a metaphor is so 1990's.

It seems that "A River Runs Through it" and "Big Two Hearted River" were
written decades before the '90's!

Pete Collin