[MD] O Captain, My captain

[Dan Glover]

Yeah... he was an elderly man of 63, after all. Maybe we ought to
institute offing stations where everyone over 60 can line up and poof!
Off they go! It certainly isn't like anyone accomplishes anything of
substance at such an advanced age anyway. Plus it would free up jobs
for young ones. And all those worries about social security running
dry? Gone! I think you might be on to something, John. I mean, who
needs old farts like Pablo Picasso donating their art to cities like
Chicago when he was nearly 80 years old? Didn't anyone realize he must
have been senile at the time?

On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 4:02 PM, John Carl <ridgecoyote at gmail.com> wrote:
> I heard a pretty interesting interview <http://www.wtfpod.com/> today on
> our community radio station, KVMR.  At one point, Robin W riffs on suicide
> in an extended dialogue with his conscience.
> It was pretty telling when he asks himself "should I share this with my
> woman? nah, you don't want to see it spread on twitter"
>
> For myself, I don't see the tragedy.  The man left behind a legacy of work
> that is brilliant.  The tragedy would have been if he'd died young.  Who
> else but the artist can judge when and where to bring the curtain down?
>
> JC
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