This week I discovered that everything our society believes about lawyers is wrong! It is possible to be a
successful, accomplished attorney and also be a decent,
lovable person. It turns out that, hidden in the growing village of Farmer's Market are the offices of one Mr.
William Brotherton, Esq. Within 5 minutes of meeting Mr.
Brotherton it was clear that his clients trust him because he is immensely intelligent, but they hire him because he has enough humor and personality to fill his rather sizable visage. He is definitely someone that you can sit and drink a beer with, assuming he doesn't have you laughing too hard.
But that was only a bonus for me.
Brotherton, a former railroader, shit-shoveler, one-time movie star, and jack-of-all trades, is a published author. His book,
"Burlington Northern Adventures: Railroading in the Days of the Caboose" is a collection of short stories based on his time with the railroad. Damned good book. Buy two copies because you will want to read it twice.
Funny is the theme of the week, although on somewhat opposing ends of the spectrum. One of the few comedians doing
standup today, who actually has the capacity to understand the world around them, is Lewis Black. Black, who unlike the eternal frat-boy "Jackass" wannabe Dane Cook (and, in case you were wondering Boyd
Coddington is still a dick) who couldn't think his way out a paper bag, utilizes his intellect and his insight into humans and beings alike, is a true master of his craft. But, the brother also gotta make a living, so make sure to check out his
website to sample some of his humor, then go to Comedy Central and vote for him as your
mostest favoritist comedian.
1 comment:
funny stuff!
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