Irwin Corey-isms

[Peter Farruggio]

Is there a collection of Corey-isms somewhere?   I've always loved his
satirization of  the American "intelligentsia" especially knowing that it
was coming from the Left.



At 11:50 PM 11/10/01, you wrote:
>IRWIN COREY-ISMS
>
>    From the NEW YORK PRESS, November 7-13, 2001, pg. 26, col. 1:
>
>_Who Am the World's _
>_Foremost Authority?_
>    _A Lesson from Professor Irwin Corey_
>(...)
>    He's also, over the years, added a number of aphorisms to the American
> lexicon (though he rarely gets proper credit).  "Wherever you go, there
> you are," was not first uttered by Buckeroo Banzai.  And it wasn't Al
> Capone who instructed, "You can get further with a kind word and a gun
> than you can with just a kind word."  I'm not real sure who "If we don't
> change direction soon, we'll end up where we're going" has been
> attributed to, but that's Corey's as well.
>
>(A web site at the end of the article is
>http://home.xnet.com/~scott880/irwincorey/--ed.)