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If you're daft enough to crack jokes at a Disney lunch about making a furry porn movie, within earshot of the executives, you DESERVE to get fired.
And also die.
Disgusting man.
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Anyone daft enuff to post such a despicable diatribe is already HUMANLY BANKRUPT utterly beyond belief.
Do everyone a favor and stay off and far away from this or we'll report your ass as High Up as it can go for the insolent insensitivity you so stupidly display ...
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Dear Warlok,
I, too, have always tried to be a voice for civility here at the Board. So with all due and sincere respect, I would suggest that there was nothing civil about the way Mr. Beard expressed himself in his gratuitous post.
PNJ
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THANK U.
[ it never ceases to amaze us the cyber cowards who spew such vile and rarely contribute anything affirmative equal to it. The above ranks up there with the < I HATE YOU < affectionate appreciation we once received on the Other Syde. And he's still here posting with impunity, also ].
So, please - no more.
If you haven't anything to offer of optimistic vintaged value, include yourself OUT ...
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Harlan has specialized in being vigorously iconoclastic; a quality we should all shoot for, in our own way.
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Thank you, Mike. Everyone knows that Mr. Ellison is not a shrinking violet, and I'm sorry that anyone you witnessed had to suffer from his thoughtlessness. There's no excuse for hurting anybody's feelings like that.
That said, I just want to put forth that, as you are good to acknowledge, Mr. E. is human and, being human, is just as capable as the rest of us humans at acting at times like an asshole, and, at other times, acting like an angel. Or should I say, perhaps, that all of us assholes are capable of being human? I guess I'm trying to say that I identify with the fellow who first said that we should all be judged as much for our best moments as our worst ones. Peace.
A friend just shared with me the following, from MARK EVANIER's Blog:
Just got home. I was going to write up a piece about what I did today but I see on Facebook that my pal Alan Brennert already posted something I can steal. A number of writers have done very well stealing from Alan. Here's what he wrote…
So today my pal Mark Evanier and I went to see my old friend and colleague Harlan Ellison, who is recovering from a stroke he suffered last week. This was without a doubt the cheeriest, often laugh-out-loud funniest, hospital visit I've ever paid. Harlan's right arm and leg may be paralyzed, but his mind and wit definitely are not. He kept answering the phone, "Hello, Just This Side of Death, how can I help you?" and continued in his futile attempts to explain who Vera Hruba Ralston was to the very efficient, very nice, very young doctors and nurses caring for him.
Mark and I showed up as Harlan was finishing his physical therapy, and we were soon joined by David Gerrold and Josh Olson and his wife Nancy Himmel. There was much more comedy, but we'll be releasing the entire session on CD and iTunes as Harlan: Live From the Stroke Ward on the Edgeworks label. No, I made that up, but we could have. It was great to see Harlan in such fine form after what could have been such a debilitating injury.
I don't have much to add except that Harlan is doing fine and it was not unamusing to see the puzzled looks of the nurses and orderlies who were trying to pretend they understood two-thirds of what he said. Merry as the room was, it reminded me of the scene in All That Jazz where Joe Gideon turns his hospital room into a 24/7 party with interesting visitors and scintillating conversation. I assume Harlan will be going home soon. If not, I'll go back and enjoy more of the best show in town.
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My pleasure, sir.
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I've seen DREAMS WITH SHARP TEETH, but I'm unfamiliar with the Willis/Ellison history. Would you please care to elaborate? Thanks.
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