June 6, 201312 yr http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/beer-men-smarter-study-article-1.1059752
June 6, 201312 yr Yep, I am a well trained prime example. ........................... That's why we have so, hold on till I fill this glass, ok where was I, right ok, give me a minute for god's sake, ok got it now, many em, where was I? yeah, clever conversations and things like on here, is that right? Anyway good idea, right.?
June 6, 201312 yr Yep, I am a well trained prime example. ........................... That's why we have so, hold on till I fill this glass, ok where was I, right ok, give me a minute for god's sake, ok got it now, many em, where was I? yeah, clever conversations and things like on here, is that right? Anyway good idea, right.? You forgot, ''Sorry, what did you say''..................
June 6, 201312 yr Wow! I can't believe it! Someone in this article actually mentioned one of my favorite authors. John Cheever always stayed well lubricated throughout most of his writing career. Then he became a sober writer. In his autobiography Cheever tells of his stumbling down to his neighbor's house on a few occasions. Great story. But he says he wrote better when he was sober and that he wasted much of his talent over alcohol. But I don't think so, it was the drink that made him what he was. Anyone else here a big fan of Cheever? If so, then where can you download his complete writings? Cheever himself would happily tell you if he were still alive, after having a few beers, probably. But not everyone can write like Cheever after one or ten beers.
June 6, 201312 yr From the article cited by the OP: If anyone knew more about this subject, there were very few who knew more than John Cheever. "A toast to John Cheever on his 100th birthday" http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/toast-john-cheever-100th-birthday-article-1.1075778
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