, it follows two journalists "swilling mint juleps" while covering the title event.
In this work, a "toothless old man" saying "never mind the tulips" and the narrator fantasizes about "firing a huge load of Mace into the governor's box." Before rescuing an artist from the offended caricature victims, the narrator tells a man that Black Panthers and white supremacists will go to war. Written for (*) Scanlan's Monthly, it follows two journalists "swilling mint juleps" while covering the title event. For 10 points, name this Hunter S. Thompson article about a Louisville race.
In this work, a "toothless old man" saying "never mind the tulips" and the narrator fantasizes about "firing a huge load of Mace into the governor's box."
“The {Kentucky Derby} is {Decadent} and {Depraved}”