This off-topic thread is a bummer.
I just saw Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine", a black-humor documentary asking why Americans are so violent. You have to laugh to keep from crying. Moore's point is that our culture is unique in emphasizing fear. No wonder we go off the deep end.
But the re
There is a problem with haveing your head in the sand. It tends to expose
other vulnerable parts.
D & S Chamberlain wrote:
> > Hey, my OZ friends, do ostriches REALLY hide their heads in the sand?
> > If they do, how successful of a ploy it is?
> >
> > -Allan
>
> Allan: Sorry mate we have Emus no
> Hey, my OZ friends, do ostriches REALLY hide their heads in the sand?
> If they do, how successful of a ploy it is?
>
> -Allan
Allan: Sorry mate we have Emus not Ostriches, but a lot of Aussies stick
their head in the sand, seems to work well for them.
David C
But the real irony is that even us disaffected counter-culture types
play into the same game, painting a grim picture can calling it
"realism". It's time we stopped contributing. Don't give your power
to negative vibes.
Oh, and go see the movie if you have the chance.
You've lost me, Dave, whe
This off-topic thread is a bummer.
I just saw Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine", a
black-humor documentary asking why Americans are so violent. You have to
laugh to keep from crying. Moore's point is that our culture is unique in
emphasizing fear. No wonder we go off the deep end.
But the r
