Leo Kottke's O.K. (which is more than I can say for his leg)

[Colm K. Mulcahy]

In article <9...@YaleVM.YCC.Yale.Edu> OWE...@YaleVM.YCC.Yale.Edu writes:
>Several weeks ago, I posted a request for information about the health
>of the guitarist Leo Kottke.
>
>Well, according to information e-mailed to me by Andy Prokop, the
>injury was hardly career-threatening. Seems that Leo slipped on an
>oil can he'd left on his basement stairs and twisted his ankle.

That's his story, personally I don't think he has a leg to stand on.

>If you've ever seen this guy in concert, you know that that's
>precisely the kind of everyday-normal-guy accident you'd expect
>him to have.

I couldn't agree less. Last time I saw him, me and my mates were all saying
to ourselves how, if Leo were to have a mishap, if would almost certainly
invlove something horrific like a chemical weapons spill in his kitchen, or
a Big Mac smashing into a bus full of Welsh nuns, or one of those dreaded
kniting accidents (like the one in New Zealand last year which left over
200 people dead and several tons of wool all over the Aukland Expressway).

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