
Unimpressed Everett Colson lived next door to Catcher In The Rye Legend
Everett Colson lived next door to supposed recluse J.D. Salinger for the better part of 40 years and had nothing but bad things to say about the literary legend.
"You couldn't read the paper in peace,without old urine breath stopping by to brag about his dumb kids playing a log in a school play or saying something that wasn't even worth remembering in the first place. What an asshole."
Mr. Colson, who owned Colson's Drawer Pulls and Insignificancies in neighboring Harbor Hole, said his recollections were hindered by "years of torturous social interactions forced upon me by that gladhanding, insufferable boob! His ham-fisted hand print is still embedded in my back to this day. You wouldn't know a good cosmetic surgeon, would you?"
When pressed to show us hard evidence of these details, Mr. Colson immediately brought out a shoe box full of Christmas cards and told us to "feel free to dig through and see if you can find the annual Salinger Family Card. Who cares about your latest promotion to Vice President of Diddely Squat, your wife playing tennis with Sharon Davidson, or a secret closet safe full of the rantings of a madman? I mean give me a break already. Get your drawer pull and get out."
Mr. Colson also reported the regular rude indignities of Salinger walking his mange-infested mutts and leaving behind enough doggie piles to start a fecal mattered tribute to the Green Mountain range.
"Yeah, he was a real recluse, if by that you mean a real wreck to let loose on society or any body that just asks for a few minutes of peace without Captain Windbag going on and on and on about anything that blows through that deserted factory of a brain. Good riddance, now I can have my morning coffee without trembling in fear that Sir Socially Retarded won't bother me about the weather or the local high school elections."



