"The primitive tribe honors the storyteller, but if he doesn't tell a great story, they kill him and eat him for dinner."
William Froug
Friday, May 28, 2010
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In our times the storyteller of bloomy, pseudo, incoherent, bombastic etc. stories can make a good living (and surviving) as an orator at funerals.
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