Amy 2022-02-26 08:01:35
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Keith 2022-04-19 09:02:55
Harry looks stubborn, but his heart is warm and tolerant. He pursues a free life and does not cause trouble for his children, because he loves cats and drags, he does not fly, and the bus is halfway down... What he pursues is the enrichment of people on the way, he loves his children and the world. So old, good choice.
Americo 2022-04-22 07:01:53
An old man, a cat, a world, two beds...
Leroy: You all right, Harry?
Harry: I was mugged.
Leroy: White boy or black boy?
Harry: What the hell difference does it make?
Leroy: I'd just like to know, that's all.
Harry: White.
Leroy: Hot damn.
Harry: If it makes you feel any better, the last one was Puerto Rican.
Harry: [Talking to his cat, reminiscing about an earlier New York City] There were trolleys, Tonto. Cobblestones. The aroma of corned beef and cabbage. The tangy zest of... apple strudel. You had to hand-crank the cars in those days, Tonto. Cars like REO's, Franklins, Hudsons. Those were names fit for a car. These days a man doesn't know whether he's driving a car or an animal: "Mustangs," "Jaguars," "Cougars,"... "Pintos." - Silly.
