The freaks about my grabbels are a hornplay of Philip Price. It was translated by Josephine Soer and broadcast by TROS on Wednesday, April 28, 1976, from 23:00 to 23:50. The director was Harry Bronk. Scrolling Content Reading Warning: The following text contains details about the content and / or the end of the story.
This hearing is based in Ireland and deals with the poor wanderer Christian Felan, who is domiciled in a public plantation where he, among some old newspapers, places the nights on one of the banks between the forest sheds. Zwervers - and according to Price, especially Irish swearers - prove to be a very special philosophy of life that will enable them to complete their own judgment for the fellow men who call for their help (and that seems to be the case) with council and deed to stand aside. Similarly, in the case of John Parkerson, who has encountered quite serious marriage problems and has solved this in a very radical way, if at least we can believe the story that Parkerson entrusts his new friend Felan. Felan definitely does not have an evil heart and therefore says Parkerson all the support he can wish for. Of course, Parkerson and Felan do not know what adventure they are destroying, especially because Felan is not renowned as a renowned wanderer ...
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