Letter: A Lo blow
A Lo blow
It was with great amusement that I read roger Marolt’s letter to the editor about Tony Vagneur accidentally mistaking me for a woman (“Let the games begin,” letters, April 8, The Aspen Times).
I was absolutely flattered, because when it comes to looking at people’s derrières, hindsight is 20-20. The funny thing is that whenever I see Roger Marolt skiing, which is seldom because he hardly does it anymore, I often get the uneasy feeling he sorely lacks a Y chromosome.
If I look like a woman, then Roger Marolt sure as hell skis like one, and may even be one. He’s way beyond gene therapy treatment at his age. Kettle, meet the pot.
Lo Semple
Aspen
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Aspen’s Semple question
In her column “The ‘L’ word” (Aspen Times, Jan. 16), Elizabeth Milias raises the existential question to which so many have claimed to either know or be the answer: What is a local?