Re: Kurt Cobain (no Who)

["Brian Wright" <lump_16@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry to keep this non-who thread going but I jsut have to comment on this 
one.


> > as far as the questioning existence of UFOs and/or alien
technology,
> > that's just the arrogance of mankind talking.
> You've got it backwards, my friend.  It's mankind's arrogance
that leads
> us to believe that aliens would *want* to abduct our citizens,
run tests,
> probe, study, etc.  Wow, we must really be the shit if aliens
are so in-
> terested in us!

Didn't you ever disect worms and such in High School Biology?  Couldn't the 
same be implied here?  Think of it we're just the works for some alien 
biology class.

Maybe we're the fish in the stream that aliens like to catch. Some of us are 
realeased back into the stream, others are eaten for dinner.

All I'm saying is that you have to have an open mind torwards these things.

Nirvania was the first CD I ever bought and still one of the most plyaed 
(right up there with Quad).  Kurt Cobain death was untimely as was Chris 
Farley, Phil Hartman and many others famous and non-famous that have 
contribitued so much to society.

I do think it is human nature to wonder what "Really Happened" in this age 
of media censure and what not. But in the end it's best to jsut let it be 
and move on with things.

Long Live Rock,
Brian Wright
http://www.wright-onthe-web.com






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