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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (11391)	4/15/2001 2:30:11 PM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82486

I knew a girl who spoke in tongues in college. She kind of scared me. And I almost forgot, there was this guy who used to haveg out in the quad at my college and call people names. He would harrass women for not having the long hair he claimed the Bible mandated them to have. And for wearing pants. Women were not supposed to wear pants. That was annoying. And a Krishna gave me something at an airport once and then wanted money and I didn't want to give him any. That was annoying too. And the people who come to my door even though it has a no soliciting sign- Jehova's witnesses, Mormons, whoever they are, that bugs me. Especially when I'm sick or doing something important and I get called to the door for something I don't want.

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (11391)	4/15/2001 2:37:54 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 82486

Funny I was listening to a Tim Robbins interview at the UCLA School of Drama on the famous actors series this am.. Turns out he grew up in the Village & his father was one of the original "Highwaymen" folk group . They were the group that did the song "Michael Rowed the Boat a' Shore". ..seems like a long time ago , right ? Well he was relating how he would go to their concerts as a young kid & used to really love how people got into that song , and everyone in the house would be singing religiously with great feeling along in unison. One of those really moving experiences young kids have , and he was so proud of his dad leading all those people in song ... Sure I could see that someone chanting could be a little unerving at 5am in the morning ...or singing choral hymns too for that matter. ;-) But whatever gets people , hugging , singing, chanting or dancing , is better than a lot of other things they could be doing.<g> you probably wished he was more into biking? ...hehe