god forbid bill why are you filled with such disgust for the dalai lama?..you must try to see beyond this..merle Joe,
That's exactly how I feel about the Dalai Lama, except I don't have any of his bumper stickers to burn...Bill! --- In [email protected], "Joe" <desert_woodworker@...> wrote: > > Merle, > > That's somewhat as the story goes. > > Ha!, call her work, "work"! > > She was a thief. > > I'd say I wish it had been otherwise. I mean, suppose John had met someone > who was a real artist, and not a usurper? Yoko was a disaster-area, and I > think continues to be so. We can't re-write history, though. Except in > fiction. > > In fiction, he would have met a real artist, and the Beatles would have > stayed together. John and sweetheart would not have lived in the Dakota, and > he would not have been shot. Imagine what music he > would give us today. > > John lived in, and was killed in, my City (I was there that night, > and for years before and after). > > Yoko was not responsible for that, but she was responsible for John's > dissipation. She was a controlling and untalented want-to-be. A leach. A > wannabe. No, not a Watanabe. I don't hate her, but I more than merely > resent her. Phooey on her! Forever. > > I had a copy of her book GRAPEFRUIT, which I once thought was cute, and have > since long ago burned "unceremoniously" in Central Park. You BET it was > ceremonious. Lots of lighter-fluid, and above-the-breath swear words. > > Not a hater, here. But do the homework, and you may see better. Me too. > She is not worth the fraud she is printed on, and I give her no more than > this. I cringe to see her or to hear of her. > > Granted, the guy "loved" her. It was sick. I understand, but lament. > > --Joe > > > Â if you can recall..or google if you do not believe me..john lennon went > > to an art gallery to see the work of yoko ono.. >
