
Our Own
John Yohalem is the subject of a quizzical posting on dishy
gawker.com today. Dear
John (whom La Cieca likes to call "The Ragin' Pagan") wrote a letter to the
New Yorker in response to a mention in an article on Asperger's syndrome. It seems that author
Tim Page recalled John's erstwhile(?) habit of scribbling the dates and lineage of the dear Hapsburg dynasty on the walls of the New York subway system and came to the conclusion that he must have ended up homeless or institutionalized! While John is hardly homeless, he certainly can be considered an institution, both on his own
blog and here at parterre.com where he is one of our most prolific commenters. (As always, La Cieca will respect her cher public's privacy and will not divulge the relevant
nom de plume.) The Gawker writer finishes by warning, "Watch your ass,
Alex Ross," a sentiment La Cieca echoes, though not perhaps for the same reason.
Labels: alex ross, blog, our own
5 Comments:
Cieca cara!
So sweet of you to notice (in the sense of: make noise about) this!
I do not, in fact, have Asperger's syndrome. I thought he said "Habsburger's." Which are made with fried onions and schlagobers, by the way.
Sweet, sweet John Yohalem. How we dote upon him. That he were once again in our fair city that we might entertain him and be mesmirized by his minutia.
Assbugger's syndrome, you say? As I recall, that particular disorder was not at all uncommon in New York in the late 1970s.
We like to call John the "Opera Queen from Hell."
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