NEWTON'S LAW: FINDING NEW EXCUSES THAT ARE JUDICIOUS, DECADENT AND LEGAL
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Wednesday, May 1, 1991
If the road to hell is paved with drunkards, we've all had seats by the expressway. Alcohol and its effects embody a great deal of the human experience: the line is thin between comedy and tragedy, and booze (with its drunken slapstick and wretched alcoholism) serves both sides.
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