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Mike Matson
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Manhattan, Kansas, The United States
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I'm Your Boogie Man
Sometimes I find myself lapsing into the vernacular of my youth. When it’s time to depart whatever premises in which I find myself at that moment, I have often been heard to say, out loud, “Let’s boogie.” This is often greeted with sideways glances intended to communicate, “Sorry, my inner disco ball short-circuited in 1979.” We didn’t make up the word, we just adapted it from the boogie-woogie bi
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“Turnabout is fair play. Even if the rules are unwritten. Maybe especially if they’re unwritten.”
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
“...he tossed that response aside as he Kareem Abdul-Jabbarred an empty pony bottle hook shot crossing the Little are-KAN-zuhz.”
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
“He wondered what you had to do to be worthy of such things.”
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
“All the ingredients for a life of integrity were there, at his disposal. All he had to do was live it.”
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
“The problem with mastering the Hustle was there was really no place to practice, except the place where mastery was demanded.”
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction
― Courtesy Boy: A True Story of Addiction