
I thought Sinclair Lewis was Shari Lewis' husband--ya know, the one with the puppet Lambchop?
...thanks, SHELLY! I have been looking for a new siggy. I tried to use the violin playing smilie, but couldn't get it to work.
...thanks, SHELLY! I have been looking for a new siggy. I tried to use the violin playing smilie, but couldn't get it to work.
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This coming from a truely artistic and eclectic society!

Still, a statment of such nonsense just warrent my respect.
We loved that show!

But it makes learning fun. I thought Sinclair Lewis was Shari Lewis' husband--ya know, the one with the puppet Lambchop?
Described as such via Wiki:I've never read the book, but are you all saying you've never heard of Elmer Gantry?Described as such via Wiki:
"The novel tells the story of a young, narcissistic, womanizing college athlete who, upon realizing the power, prestige, and easy money that being an evangelist can bring, pursues his "religious" ambitions with relish, contributing to the downfall, even death, of key people around him as the years pass. Gantry continues to womanize, is often exposed as a fraud, and frequently faces a complete downfall, yet he is never fully discredited and always manages to emerge triumphant and reaching ever greater heights of social standing."