c/timothy-leary
Timothy Francis Leary — psychologist, visionary, and fearless explorer of consciousness. From the hallowed halls of Harvard to the frontiers of the human mind, he dared to question the boundaries of perception and inspired generations to think, feel, and dream beyond the ordinary.
…says his name is Rainbow. A new little friend of mine. Can't deny that. I'm in no position to deny anything. Let's put the Robin Williams great lie down. I can't remember the 60s. You obviously weren't there. I mean, I paid for my sins. I don't believe…
He was an actor, Robin. He has done some acting, but they said it was a no. That's not what he's known for. He's political, but he's not a politician. All right, let me talk to him now. All right. Okay. I got nothing to say. Totally confused. Have we…
…because of you. Lord, ladies and gentlemen, get out of here. Come on. He doesn't want to be responsible I'm responsible for that. Robin, you remember when I had that bad trip? Yeah. I saw G. Gordon Liddy's genitals in my mind, and they were expanding.…
…things. Do you know that I, you know, like lots of people think that everybody who came through the 60s took acid. That's right, Robin. And I have to say, I never took acid. Robin never took acid. Never took acid. And the reason I never took acid was…
…of people think that everybody who came through the 60s took acid. That's right, Robin. And I have to say, I never took acid. Robin never took acid. Never took acid. And the reason I never took acid was because when I was in ninth grade, a teacher…
…well, I could never... I thought people were crazy for taking that stuff. Well, let me say something, Dr. Leary and Robin. Quite frankly, never mind all this acid stuff, let's talk about all pro-auto parts. Yes. American Airlines and the Cancun Sheraton…
…I would call you a jackass. Myself, I'm a jackass. Oh, yeah. It's all right. Hey, jackass. Jackass, is that you? You remember Jackass, Robin? Yeah, he calls a lot. Yeah. I call him John. Hey, so... I lost my train of thought. What was I going to ask…
…Dr. Leary, through to Philadelphia. Yeah, how you doing, guys? Well, we're wide awake here in New York. Good morning. Go ahead, Robin. No, I'm waiting for you. You call. Well, Robin, maybe you want to call in. Timothy Leary, you're the best, man. I've…
…guys? Well, we're wide awake here in New York. Good morning. Go ahead, Robin. No, I'm waiting for you. You call. Well, Robin, maybe you want to call in. Timothy Leary, you're the best, man. I've tripped so many times listening to Woody Blue's tunes.…
…all right until now. Too much time with Charlie Manson, obviously. But anyway, we want to thank Dr. Leary for coming in. Robin, wonderful. It's a great pleasure. Thank you. It's been a pleasure meeting you. Okay, fine. And he's going to be at Caroline's…
…across the street was the Carlos and Charlie's, and then there was a place called Butterfield, and there's a comedy store where Robin Williams started to appear on late nights. And there was a restaurant just across the street and down from the comedy…
…it depends upon... The question is, is there more happening in LA than there is in San Francisco? That'll be the last question I answer tonight. Okay, I'm going to take a five minute break and think up some new ideas. I'll be right back. Hello, Robin.