> > And how many around the world think "You killed my father,
> > I'm going to kill yours"
>
> Reminds me of that line from "The Neverending Story" where
> he said something to the effect of "I am _________, you have
> killed my father, now prepare to die" about 6 times during his
> battle.  Of course my favorite line was from Billy Crystal, "Have
> fun storming the castle"

"Neverending" sounded a bit long for me so I missed that one.

Two things I saw last night I think illustrate how the world is,
if you allow the populist media to influence you

First was 5 minutes (all I can stomach, waiting for another
program) of WWF. I'm just speechless at the insanity of it

The second was a documentary about the two Woodstocks -
'69 and '99. What a change, and an indictment. '69, as we all
know and will always remember, was 3 Days Of Peace And
Love. The travesty that was Woodstock '99 (Woodstock in
name only) was a riot waiting to happen. Which it did, and
forever tainted the name Woodstock. The attitude of concert-
goers at '99 was saddening to say the least. "We paid $150
to get in, we can do whatever the f*** we like". When Wavy
Gravy (unofficial nice cop from '69) got on stage to calm
things down, he was left in doubt what a "f***ed-up old hippy"
could do with himself. They want to get on and trash themselves
to Limp Bizkit. Who as a band I don't mind, but LB and their
ilk (Korn etc) have this pernicious violence about them that
I don't like. It will be interesting (!!!) to see what state today's
teenagers will be in when they're 30

'scuse my asterisks

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