lcw

Spending his tender years in SoCal, Larry Curtis Wright divided his time between television and comics (reading not collecting them). Particular favorites, respectively, were The Brady Bunch and The Witching Hour. Rarely venturing outside he had few friends.

Forced to fill the void caused by the accidental death of his younger and more adventurous brother he made acquaintance with the neighborhood ruffians. This opened a new world of music as varied as The Beatles and Kiss as well as new literary works such as Penthouse Forum and Mad Magazine.

Now 37, he lives in Clinton, MO fulfillng much of the FBI's profile for serial killers.

Looking for a node to call home:

There was a young man name of Schneider

whose member was bit by a spider.

The nurse let him choose

to stick it in booze

or he could stick it in cider.