long hair, beard, sandals, talking about peace... this reminds me slightly of another subculture... :hmmm:


Hey, leave my son alone or I'll let it rain frogs in SLC! :|\\

Everything is relative, my son.

In some ways I agree with you, and sometimes I think the world can safely be divided into those who admit it and those who don't. :sunny:

Actually I was thinking of the '60s British youth culture, in which the two leading groups called themselves 'mods' and 'rockers'. In the film A Hard Day's Night Ringo Starr is asked "Are you a mod or a rocker?" Ringo answers "I consider myself more of a 'mocker'."

Hell no !!!

I'll ferment them :yep:

I know mate, that's why I was referring to the Beatniks/Hippies. :know:

:haha: never watched the film - good answer by Ringo!

Oops...I did it again. :oops:


Both Beatles movies directed by Richard Lester are full of that kind of humor.

isn't that when your son is also your uncle and your brother?

In West Virginia. :O:

:yep:

And Ireland, apparently. :D

... that does business in Aramaic.

What would Jesus do, I don't now, but He would not make a political statement, and He would not judge the rich. :yeah:

the rich are free to spend, hoard or give as much as they like, the poor will always be with us.

seasons greetings and good will to you all. :up:

Not trying to start a thing with you, but that is pretty much the opposite of what he said.

A lot of people including myself for many years thought this way as well. Exsample Jesus was not Judgeing the Pharisees when He had a pop at them by calling them hypocrits, because they were hypocrits.

When I read these verses again after my mistake was pointed out to me by a kindly man, I saw that just about everything Jesus spoke was not judgement, but statement, the exact opposite of politics, so don't worry about starting a thing with me. :har: maybe Jesus will make a disciple out you yet and greater things will you do.:yeah: