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@eyaddarras Probably due to presbyopia. He needs them to focus on the page before him but as he's reading aloud to the room he's looking at objects that are at a distance (i.e., forcing him to remove his glasses so he can see his guests). Hence the constant back and forth. Or it might just be a tic too.
sleepcity 1 year ago
Bravo!
shirleystemple 1 year ago
lol
warwize 1 year ago
He can't seem to figure out where he wants those glasses!
eyaddarras 2 years ago
My chocolate stash: $23
My "give-em-hell" red dress: $108
Reading The Good Professor: PRICELESS!
IntuitSpirit 2 years ago
Jesus, Bloom has lost a lot of weight since I saw him last.
polymath7 2 years ago
Absolutely. this is really glorious- an old man reading aloud something he's loved all his life. There's real power and history in this
fakeswede 2 years ago
I absolutetly love Mr. Bloom, not only is he an amazing critic, but a truely incredible reciter of poetry, his nuances, as he reads are quite spectacular.
MAY HE LIVE FOREVER!
IGHON 2 years ago