Or getting attacked by a giant swimming rabbit?

He's talked before about liking Broadway shows -- seems to tend toward the glitzy eighties ones.

"Waving Through a Window"

I think that's the movie version, but I'm not certain.

He probably saw Will Rogers Follies -- he paid for his girlfriend to get one of the main roles in that.

Child actors and performers often get considered "public" in the same way.

Pretty sure the illustration is by Alphonse Levy.

I've seen several people claiming that Virginia Giuffre's father allowed what happened, and that she should blame him, not anyone else -- as if his alleged permission was the only consent that mattered.

"She should blame her mother" shows up all the time in discussions of Polanski, and I've seen it a few times with people saying Virginia Guiffre's parents exploited her, and implicitly saying that anything any man did to her was OK because her parents had (allegedly) OKed it.

The other thing seems to be that they view children as property of the parents, so they just see it as, "Those were bad parents who made bad decisions, but it's none of my business what they do with their own kids."

IT'S TREE FOR BOSTON TIME.

www.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nov...

That's not an ancient tale -- that's from Sherlock Holmes.

My brain going, “Der hund hot ge…barken?” So even less of a clue.

They’d once hosted a podcast together, or something like that

And he defended himself for days. And he had some connection to Ken Jennings?

IIRC, she was eight.

It is -- he was dressed as a Blues Brother for some kind of performance at the seminary. His friends from back then said that he loved that movie.

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