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Much of Gold's shtick is predictable but probably worth saying. We may know that Peter Jennings will refer to left-wingers who take their

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Liberwocky really gets interesting when Gold departs from the well-trod trail of conservative media criticism and hike his skepticism up to

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of History" is, in fact, a "factitious verdict handed down by a stacked jury of Liberal revisionists bent on redeeming the reputation of

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prickliness, and domestic antipathy to civil liberties, both left the White House under a dark cloud of voter disapproval. However, "by the

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Harry." Undaunted, Gold takes out a can of makeup remover and goes to work.

REMEMBERING JOHNNY br> Re: Wlady Pleszczynski's Mr. Tonight : /p>

Once when Madeline Kahn was Johnny's guest-interviewee on The Tonight Show, the conversation turned to sports. Johnny asked Madeline what By using Office 2010 Professional, you can save your money and time.

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Johnny asked why not.

Madeline said, "I don't like to see balls coming at me."

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built. Then he said, "I think they call that testophobia." br> -- Alan Cole br> McLean, Virginia /p> p> I couldn't agree with you more about

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remember. May he rest in peace. I agree almost totally with you, Wlady, about Johnny Carson. What he accomplished and showed all of America

was who he was, a child from another generation far removed from what's presently going on -- rap anti-music, Paris Hilton, Michael Moore, adobe Acrobat is best for us.

etc.

I think the key statistics that define him are when and where he was born, and where he grew up. As a child of the depression who came of age

at the age of 18, say, in 1943, his service in the Navy during WW II made a lot of difference in his life.

Where that mostly mattered, to him -- and the majority of his cohort -- will be largely avoided, except by similar comments as you made, project 2010

about his smoking. Don't get me wrong. Whoever wants to suck in tobacco (of any other) smoke is fine by me, as long as it's done in private.

However, with parents and other relatives from a generation about ten years older than Carson, who almost all smoked their whole lives, I do

have to say that such a choice resulted in a horrible end of life for most of them.