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Maybe even sing along in a mixed-up mishmash. At the end of the s, a garage sale junkyard band of outcast misfit rock musicians hailed from Ann Arbor, Michigan, making their way to the Hollywood Hills. With bands like the MC5 and countless others, the Stooges forged a new sound. And the young upstarts were off to LA's Elektra Studios to record a seminal sophomore album that recently celebrated its 50th-anniversary Originally dubbed the Psychedelic Stooges during that time when taking a trip meant you never left your room.

Mister Pop said he saw the word Funhouse floating across his bedroom ceiling one evening while tripping. Moe granted it and gave the boys his blessings with one stipulation. They could have it as long as they didn't use it in a comedy act. It's noted that the band actually befriended the two surviving Stooges, Larry Fine and Moe Howard, visiting them and bringing gifts of whiskey and boxes of cigars. This fact is hilarious. I came of age roughly the same way as most disenchanted kids, tuned in and savvy to the modern times.

Laughter is the best medicine. Iggy writhing like an iguana in shards of glass resembling much less of a rock star and more of a sideshow geek in a carnival of lost souls. I have my favorite Iggy songs and albums, as well as the most memorable Three Stooges episodes.

It's all an acquired taste, not for the squeamish or those with no sense of humor. And again, on the celebrated moment when Kant stayed up to read Jean-Jacques Rousseau: "The neighbours began to worry about Kant. He didn't change his clothes for a week, but then that's what happens when you read The Social Contract. Another reason for the book's appeal is the unusual angle it casts on Kant's work. For instance, it's fascinating to be shown how the roots of modern slapstick have been much watered by philosophy.

As Horwitz points out, in Kant's third Lecture on Ethics, the philosopher invents a "Strohmann" straw man or stooge to serve as a counterexample of what is morally acceptable. Kant's stooge pokes his fellow men in the eye with his fingers, flutters his hand in front of them before slapping their faces, hits them with mallets, barks like a dog in Kant's German: "wauwau" when he meets attractive women, and pulls the hair of weaker men.

Kant's "Strohmann" is, in other words, an obvious precursor of the Three Stooges. In fact, it's rather surprising that this connection has not been pointed out previously. But then, when he wasn't studying Kant, "Moe Howard" was one of the Three Stooges, and so is ideally placed to unravel the complicated connections between German idealism and vaudeville. Finally, there's the third section: Affinities. It's simply marvellous. If the previous section demonstrated the ways in which Kant's thought informed slapstick, this one shows exactly how the Three Stooges made use of Kant's thought or biography.

One would not have guessed it possible to make the "synthetic a priori" knowledge that does not come from experience but which can be known with certainty amusing, but one of the Stooges' earliest routines does just that.

Then there are the surprising, to say the least, revelations that "n'yuk, n'yuk, n'yuk" comes from the German "Gnade, Gnade, Gnade" "mercy, mercy, mercy" the opening sentence of Kant's Religion and Rational Theology ; that the expression "Why, I oughta …" was conceived of as the shortest and most vivid expression of the Kantian moral imperative; and that "Moe Howard" based his performance style on his interpretation of "Jean-Jacques Rousseau on a bad day. This person article needs cleanup.

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