To: RightWhale
By the time Jack met the Pranksters , he was strictly on booze . His drug days were way behind him . From what I had read , he wasn't THAT heavily into drugs other than pot for a while when he was writing On The Road .
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09/02/2002 9:02:37 PM PDT by
sushiman
To: sushiman
By the time Jack met the Pranksters , he was strictly on booze No.
He'd tripped with Leary just the same time period.
Kerouac was never an anti-American idiot. He was self destructive, but knew enough to appreciate America and know communism was not good.
To: sushiman
"...Jack met the Pranksters, he was strictly on booze..." By the time of his death in '69, his favored combination was brandy with a malt liquor chaser.
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