Yoy.  Double Yoy!

I'm going to see Phish on Friday.  I'm expecting a lot of kids in
their best retro hippie sixties duds, laced with hallucinogens.
If I remember anything other than the bright lights, I'll post again
with details - hee hee.

Generally in America, the quality shows don't even make through
a full season, Lawrence.  Its kind of funny how the 10th grade kids
in Dawson's Creek speak with English Lit professor-like vocabulary.
Or, er (slight pause),  maybe they always did and I'm just stupid.  Plus,
those kids in Freaks and Geeks didn't wear A&F so that explains the
cancellation even more.  Clothes from the Army/Navy store won't cut it
on American TV.

A while back a youngster posted an email and it sounded almost as if his
name came straight from a character in Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.
Bonobo, I believe.  Does Bonobo believe in Bokonism?  Welcome Bonobo!

I went to Scotland for a week a couple of weeks ago.  Beautiful country, great
golf
courses, nice people.  I noticed street signs that said "Elderly People" (with
a picture of two older people with curved spines) .  Such political
incorrectness
would never wash here in America.

Warm fuzzies,

Paul



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