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mothernature · 05-19-2009, 08:59 AM

Mclennison.....you'r e starting to scare me.

What is your idea of a 'hippie'?

I listen to Beatle music alot. One of my favorite bands of all time. I have the complete collection, because it's ALL good. I also listen to opera, classical, blues, rock and roll, doo-wop, jazz, and even some rap and hip hop. I am now getting into Gomez because I like them. Jefferson Airplane is good, but I never got into Strawberry Alarm Clock.

I have done shrooms and every thing like it, and have given plenty of weed and stuff to others and had plenty given back to me. Never thought much about it, except for that what friends do....give and take, back and forth.

I never said 'groovy', because I personally thought it was dumb, but friends did and that was ok.

I protested the war in Vietnam. Participated in 'sit-ins', wore sandals from India, hip hugger bell bottoms, tie dye shirts, etc., etc., etc.

I always thought that 'hippie' was the closest label that would apply to me. But not for any of the above reasons. For..... I guess the attitude. The only thing that I see that 'hippies' really have in common is there's not one of them a Republican.

05-19-2009, 08:59 AM	#6 (permalink)
mothernature ancientbongmaster Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Kentucky Posts: 1,093 Thanks: 894 Thanked 614 Times in 393 Posts	Mclennison.....you'r e starting to scare me. What is your idea of a 'hippie'? I listen to Beatle music alot. One of my favorite bands of all time. I have the complete collection, because it's ALL good. I also listen to opera, classical, blues, rock and roll, doo-wop, jazz, and even some rap and hip hop. I am now getting into Gomez because I like them. Jefferson Airplane is good, but I never got into Strawberry Alarm Clock. I have done shrooms and every thing like it, and have given plenty of weed and stuff to others and had plenty given back to me. Never thought much about it, except for that what friends do....give and take, back and forth. I never said 'groovy', because I personally thought it was dumb, but friends did and that was ok. I protested the war in Vietnam. Participated in 'sit-ins', wore sandals from India, hip hugger bell bottoms, tie dye shirts, etc., etc., etc. I always thought that 'hippie' was the closest label that would apply to me. But not for any of the above reasons. For..... I guess the attitude. The only thing that I see that 'hippies' really have in common is there's not one of them a Republican.