> > Use your head, Curtis, and try to apply some logic. If > > you have ever been on TTC you would know that Marshy runs > > a very tight ship - no drugs, no illicit sexual activity. > > Curtis wrote: > Uh, dude you were so not in the early movement or even > early MIU. The hooking up was not only common, it was > fantastic. > Thanks for setting the record straight, Curtis. I always thought you and the others were attending TTC so you could spiritually regenerate the world. So, it has been established that you were only drinking the kool aid and following the example set by Marshy. If so, then I think an easier way to get laid would have been for the Marshy to just get married to a nice Hindu girl and for you to have just skipped all the long hours spend in the rounding. I mean, if that was what this was all about, what's the point trying to be all spiritual and such?
Ned Wynn: Now, however, I had my eye on becoming a teacher of TM. Becoming a teacher of TM was a good deal from every angle. You got a big boost on the road to God Conciousness, you could actually tell people you had a job, and, in a not-unwelcome side effect, a lot of meditating women looked on being a teacher as similar to being a sort of rock figure. As an aspiring teacher of TM, I had decided to avoid, at least during retreats, the use of drugs or alcohol. Therefore, I had to resort to other stimulants, like hatha-yoga. (...) The more immediate rewards of hatha-yoga were more earthly. For one thing, you could get a woman to disrobe in order to perform it. And there is nothing quite like the sight of a girl in her bikini underwear doing the Plough. Work cited: "We Will Always Live in Beverly Hills" Growing up crazy in Hollywood By Ned Wynn Morrow, 1990 p. 239
