He details their meeting, courtship, and eventual marriage in a humorous, and per his own words, " sometimes sappy, " series of entries at his blog, "'Brainpan Leakage "'."
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These people still lurk in my address book, and sometimes in moments of besieging fog a picture of the right page projects into my brainpan, enabling me to do the high-wire memory act Gloria Steinem so aptly likened to an orgasm.
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Other personalities ( Boss Jocks ) during the 80s included Adam " Smash " Smasher, Ernie D'Kaye, Cerphe, Sandy Edwards, Buddy Rizer, YDB ( Young Dave Brown ), Sean Donohue ( Rusty Brainpan ), and Vinnie Brewster.
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And now, with a new skull specialist about to open his brainpan and expected to declare him fit for clocking, Seifert faces what he described as " The toughest decision I think I've ever been faced with in all my time here.
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But a friend who says he was privy to the process eight years ago that led Dan Duquette to utter that Clemens was in the " twilight of his career " insists that the words did not originate on the former Red Sox general manager's brainpan.
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Boris requires these conversational drills _ cunning small-talk masterpieces chockablock with vital grammar devices, revealing grace notes and reassuring curiosity about things Russian _ to be relentlessly repeated until they become atomized and assimilated somewhere between a student's Pavlovian brainpan and his evolving Russian soul.
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He assures us, correctly, we won't need a remedial reading course to deal with the placid and clear jade expanse where the swimmin'is easy, some fish are jumpin'and Gershwin's " Summertime " melts on your brainpan like butter.
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Joachim Gasquet, a friend of the artist, later recalled : { { quote | style = margin-top : inherit; | text = On his last mornings he clarified this idea of death into a heap of bony brainpans to which the eyeholes added a bluish notion.
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Normally, even allowing for his impressive / precise performance against the Toronto Argonauts . . . er, Tennessee Titans, the only issue would be whether the neurologists studying Young's latest concussion have slapped enough caulk and duct tape on his brainpan to send him out Sunday in St . Louis.
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Collectively, however, the experience of reading these letters is something much deeper _ a journey both to the center and fringes of America during that seminal period that began with the hippies and ended with the Watergate convictions, all of it sifted through and stirred up in Thompson's unique brainpan.
