Hits pretty close to home. Many more here.
Tommy Westphall was an austistic child on the TV series St Elsewhere who, it was revealed in the closing moments of the final episode of that series, had dreamt the entire run of the show. St Elsewhere has direct connections to twelve other television series - many of them direct crossovers of character to and from the series. Others make mention of specific parts of the St Elsewhere fictional universe, placing them within the same fictional sphere. If St Elsewhere exists only within Tommy Westphall’s mind, then so does every other series set within the same fictional sphere.
Apparently the solipsistic epistemology of St. Elsewhere has ripples extending through a large portion of the american television landscape, and thus my life.
Several months ago his son, Evan, 26, remarked that he thought the eyebrow hairs must be close to a world record. He looked it up in the Guinness Book of World Records, and the record set in 2004 is just a hair over 3 inches. “I went and measured my longest right away, and it was longer” than the current record, Leonard says. “It’s hard to measure yourself, plus looking in the mirror makes things backwards, but I felt I was a world record.”
Someday I hope to be unkempt enough to unwittingly set a record.
Pepé Le Pew on behalf of the McDLT.
Finally numerous monks and nuns, on one occasion 240 Benedictine Monks under the leadership of a Father whose name sounded like Starkiewicz, suddenly moved into my head to perish therein.
You so crazy Daniel Paul Schreber.
