July 24, 2002

Ben Sheriff says these paragraphs

Ben Sheriff says these paragraphs (from the Times-- link requires coughing up sixty bucks!) are the funniest he's seen all year:

"It is always wonderful to watch a person raise himself beyond the level of others all around him with an air of utterly justified superiority.

Such a person always reminds one of oneself. But it is just as amusing to watch a great person humbled, brought low, confused, defeated, saddened. He thought he was better than the rest of us, but he’s just like everybody else. Such a person always reminds one of ... other people."


Like Ben, I laughed out loud. And it probably does "say something bad" about me, though I haven't the foggiest idea exactly what that is.

Posted by Dr. Frank at July 24, 2002 11:21 AM | TrackBack