February 16 2008
James Marsters' February Q&A.
He talks about luck, Shakespeare and food.
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madmolly | February 16, 17:18 CET
madmolly | February 16, 23:18 CET
Yeah, that's from January. I loved that so much, I printed it out and put it on my bulletin board, to contemplate as I deal with my dysfunctional family. ;-)
Gorgeous, talented and brilliant. *sigh*
Shey | February 16, 20:41 CET
[ edited by baxter on 2008-02-17 12:31 ]
baxter | February 17, 06:30 CET
luvspike | February 17, 13:17 CET
Mirage | February 18, 02:42 CET
Always worth reading what JM has to say, very sane fella. Reckon there should be a rule that there's (at least) one Shakespeare question every month because his answers are normally pretty insightful.
Saje | February 18, 06:39 CET
But, I mean, Lenny Bruce? James is seven years younger than I am I think and I was 9 when Bruce died. what, did his parents have set of his record albums? (Did he even make any?)
DaddyCatALSO | February 18, 10:34 CET
Or maybe he was inspired to look out his stuff by the Dustin Hoffman film ? He'd have been (a bit) closer to the right age when that came out i.e. the age at which the romance of that sort of character/story (sticking it to The Man etc.) would have maximum impact.
Saje | February 18, 11:12 CET
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