My hand are never idle if you know what I mean;)

Bertina 
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On Wed, 30 Sep 1998, will bason wrote:

> 
>             This kulture says that idle hands are the devil's workshop
> when its pretty damn obvious  to anyone who sits down and thinks about it
> that idle hands are definitely not a workshop and that if there is a
> devil's workshop, its full of  busy busy hands.  Over achiever type A
> workaholics with hyperactive thyroids have predictably taken over at the
> throttles of nearly everything and are proceeding to make the world a
> miserable place to be for anyone who likes to go fishing or read a book or
> simply to do her part in the effort to conserve energy by sitting down and
> being quiet.   Motorboats churn our lakes to oily froth. Airplanes are
> almost always whining in our ears.  All terrain vehilces defile the
> wilderness, shattering silence and leaving ruts that open into gullies that
> are geo logical re minders of the passing of some busy idiot who was out
> spinning his wheels and wasting all sorts of resources when he should have
> been home playing with his kids or laying in a hammock.
>       People in general and men in particular are taught that in order to
> be respected we should make our mark on the world.  This world is  already
> all marked up with graffitti like doings of the do-do culture and we now
> need to learn most now is stopping.  Don't just do something, stand there.
> 
>                                               will bason
> 
> 
> 

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