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"It was my birthday but I hadn’t slept all night so at 7:00 A.M. I took a sleeping pill, but it acted more like an up. I really feel like an old-timer this time." - Hallo friend WELCOME TO AMERICA, In the article you read this time with the title "It was my birthday but I hadn’t slept all night so at 7:00 A.M. I took a sleeping pill, but it acted more like an up. I really feel like an old-timer this time.", we have prepared well for this article you read and download the information therein. hopefully fill posts Article AMERICA, Article CULTURAL, Article ECONOMIC, Article POLITICAL, Article SECURITY, Article SOCCER, Article SOCIAL, we write this you can understand. Well, happy reading.

Title : "It was my birthday but I hadn’t slept all night so at 7:00 A.M. I took a sleeping pill, but it acted more like an up. I really feel like an old-timer this time."
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"It was my birthday but I hadn’t slept all night so at 7:00 A.M. I took a sleeping pill, but it acted more like an up. I really feel like an old-timer this time."

"I can’t believe I’m so old because that means (laughs) that Brigid’s old, too. It’s too abstract. I can’t even squish a roach anymore because it’s just like a life, like living. I glued myself together and wanted to walk. Got a lot of phone calls about my birthday. Todd Brassner called and I told him to come down and bring me a present, but he didn’t."

That's from the Wednesday, August 6, 1980 entry in "The Andy Warhol Diaries." You see why I'm quoting that today?

There's also: "Friday, March 25, 1977—Los Angeles Up at 7:00. Todd Brassner called and said he just saw Muhammad Ali in the Polo Lounge, and that he also saw Charles Bronson in the lobby."

And: "Friday, November 3, 1978 — The Elvis at the Parke Bernet auction on Thursday went for $85,000. It was estimated to go between 100 and 125. The market’s peaked for contemporary art. Todd Brassner said the Mao was about to go for $4,000 and he bid it up to $5,000 and then somebody else got it so he was thrilled."

Yeah: Todd Brassner. Does the name ring a bell?

"Art Collector and Bon Vivant Dies in Trump Tower Home He Couldn’t Sell" (NYT). What do you have to do in life to get called in "bon vivant" in a NYT headline when you die? He died famously, in a big fire in Trump's tower, but how did he live to gain a status called "bon vivant," reportable as a matter of fact in the sober NYT?

“He led a very out-there life,” said Jodi Stuart, who was Mr. Brassner’s first girlfriend and had been in and out of his life since. “Out there in sports cars, out there in rock ’n’ roll, playing Hendrix on guitar, bigger than life.... We used to go to the Fillmore East and Max’s Kansas City... Todd got right in with the Factory and Andy Warhol. He picked em: Jimi Hendrix, Andy Warhol, Jaguars, beautiful homes, beautiful women.”...

Todd Brassner fit right into the Warhol orbit, and often went shopping with the artist, said Stuart Pivar, a collector who was very close to Warhol. “They were like two 14-year-olds, seeing the world..."...

Mr. Brassner’s struggle with drugs brought him into contact with “shady characters, who snookered him out of masterpieces,” Mr. Pivar said. The apartment was so cluttered Mr. Brassner could barely move, Mr. Pivar said.

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"I can’t believe I’m so old because that means (laughs) that Brigid’s old, too. It’s too abstract. I can’t even squish a roach anymore because it’s just like a life, like living. I glued myself together and wanted to walk. Got a lot of phone calls about my birthday. Todd Brassner called and I told him to come down and bring me a present, but he didn’t."

That's from the Wednesday, August 6, 1980 entry in "The Andy Warhol Diaries." You see why I'm quoting that today?

There's also: "Friday, March 25, 1977—Los Angeles Up at 7:00. Todd Brassner called and said he just saw Muhammad Ali in the Polo Lounge, and that he also saw Charles Bronson in the lobby."

And: "Friday, November 3, 1978 — The Elvis at the Parke Bernet auction on Thursday went for $85,000. It was estimated to go between 100 and 125. The market’s peaked for contemporary art. Todd Brassner said the Mao was about to go for $4,000 and he bid it up to $5,000 and then somebody else got it so he was thrilled."

Yeah: Todd Brassner. Does the name ring a bell?

"Art Collector and Bon Vivant Dies in Trump Tower Home He Couldn’t Sell" (NYT). What do you have to do in life to get called in "bon vivant" in a NYT headline when you die? He died famously, in a big fire in Trump's tower, but how did he live to gain a status called "bon vivant," reportable as a matter of fact in the sober NYT?

“He led a very out-there life,” said Jodi Stuart, who was Mr. Brassner’s first girlfriend and had been in and out of his life since. “Out there in sports cars, out there in rock ’n’ roll, playing Hendrix on guitar, bigger than life.... We used to go to the Fillmore East and Max’s Kansas City... Todd got right in with the Factory and Andy Warhol. He picked em: Jimi Hendrix, Andy Warhol, Jaguars, beautiful homes, beautiful women.”...

Todd Brassner fit right into the Warhol orbit, and often went shopping with the artist, said Stuart Pivar, a collector who was very close to Warhol. “They were like two 14-year-olds, seeing the world..."...

Mr. Brassner’s struggle with drugs brought him into contact with “shady characters, who snookered him out of masterpieces,” Mr. Pivar said. The apartment was so cluttered Mr. Brassner could barely move, Mr. Pivar said.

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