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ellauri011.html on line 1058: Kani luettelee tyyppejä, joiden pahin synti on kanin mielestä, että niitä pelottaa. Täähän on ollut kanin oma skizo pienestä pitäen, se on nimenomaan pelokas ruipelo pikku kani, jonka wiixet väpättää pienimmästäkin vaaran merkistä. Ks. esim Hippie kirjan muistelmat.
ellauri217.html on line 812: And certainly, he was a guy who wasn’t a liberal. Kerouac on Buckley’s Firing Line show in 1968 discussing the Hippie phenomenon was virtually unrecognizable and far from resembling his iconic image. Kerouac was drunk — speech slurring, eyeballs rolling back, sweating, overweight. Only 46 years old, and smashed, he looked at least 20 years older. It was an embarrassing performance, despite certain touching moments that emerged between Jack’s slurred lines, such as him telling Buckley and the audience (Russell Kirk-like) that he believed in “order, tenderness, and piety.” (Kerouac also told Buckley of his support for Republicans: “My father and my mother and my sister and I have always voted Republican. Always.”) He died only a year later, violently hemorrhaging his liver from the alcoholism eating up his insides. He succumbed at age 47, as what one source described as an “alcoholic recluse.” It was a tragic end.
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