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Chomsky was born in The Hague in 1949, and was a prodigy. At twenty six, he pioneered the use of sheep intestine in certain kinds of heart bypass operation, and then retired from medicine to pursue what he called the 'roots of sickness in the social world'. His long-suffering wife, Morgana, was killed in a car-crash in Wednesdayville, Lousiana, and Chomsky moved to the South to mourn and study. His early work on Race and Vehicles was derided by the academic establishment until it was shown to be entirely correct during filming of the final series of The Cosby Show.
He now lives in Detroit (not the one in Michigan) with six Lebanese transsexuals and a waterpigeon called Keith.
Hunter Thompson was his first novel. |
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