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I stand corrected. The paper label on the spine. It is a goldish color. It has the reddish, black, and golden squares. 3 golden 1 1/2 Reddish 1 Black

The cloth spine is different colors than the book. The book is orange. . . but not paisley.

Well, considering that I see it as orange, then probably not enough psychedelics as a teenager. ;)

If you won't mind an unsolicited, objective viewpoint, the book looks orange on my monitor. I'm sincerely not trying to be contrary; it is orange here.

Well, it's all very exciting. Thanks for sharing.

From the, kof, link I poasted: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=978581924&searchurl=ph%3D2%26sgnd%3Don%26sortby%3D1%26tn%3DHam%2Bon%2BRye

Anything is possible, Child, anything at all. . .

You know, there are also lettered. . . Here. This may help. . . http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?ph=2&sgnd=on&sortby=1&tn=Ham+on+Rye

It's funnier watching you squirm.

That's funny. It shows you only have two posts. That's the funniest thing I ever read. Hope you have some good luck "finding" that piece.

Not really. Charles Bukowski created a mythology about himself. He had he help, but he did a good job. It's part of his charm for me, and the Dirty Old Man title feeds the fire. If nothing else, it's a historical document. Also, remember that at the time dirty old man was in the...

Seriously, I could live for ten years on that kind of money. What I haven't been able to figure out is where you originally got it. And, yeah. It's really a beautiful book. Oh yeah. And are you going to buy cirerita's Bukowski folders with the profit ? ;)

I like Tom Waits also, but I'm with slimedog on this. My personal bias is that I find Tom Waits a bit of a poser.

Start here. . . http://guerillapoetics.org/poets/

#2.) Golden Earring - Radar love [This video is unavailable.]

There is a small stain on the right edge of a few pages. yuck. . .

Thanks. - - Okay, Father Luke

Help a poor Uhmerican out here: Does that mean January 10th, 2008?

I wouldn't presume to talk for her, but I think that vodka was specifically referring to his poetry, rather than his entire body of work. That's the distinction.

12:30 here.

well, d0oD. Why didn't you say so?

I see these being made into tattoos. Thanks.

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He may have been talking about the hemorrhaging. "Kerouac died on October 21, 1969 at St. Anthony's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida from an internal hemorrhage at the age of 47, the unfortunate result of a life of heavy drinking, seen by some as a way to overcome his shyness."...

I have been rewarded by learning a great deal about a subject which interests me. Just now I saved you from reading spam. Essentially a moderator deletes spam messages, deletes poasts members require to be deleted . . . (hey poast drunk - regret it tomorrow - contact your friendly moderator...