Re: Motivations and enough

["william sturm" <hapijac@xxxxxxx>]

I like WHO'S WHAT??


----- Original Message -----
From: "O'Neal, Kevin W." <Kevin.ONeal@vtmednet.org>
To: <TheWho@igtc.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 9:55 AM
Subject: Motivations and enough


> >From: "Mark R. Leaman" <bushchoked@yahoo.com>
> >Subject: Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V10 #5
> >
> >>Sail. Fade away.
> >
> >Kevin:
> >I was talking about Roger, not Pete.
>
> Whooops.  Ok, then...ummmm....ummmmm.....hope/pray for more acting jobs?
>
> >Who cares what the motivation is?
>
> Well, I do.  I'd rather have a Pete motivated by passion than by greed.
Greed, as we can see in various institutions, brings only shoddy results to
the whole.
>
> >I mean, let's face it: Roger is a performer, not an artist (Pete is
both). So he's not agonizing >over the fact he cannot practice his Art. He
wants to be a Rock Star. Hey, so do I!
>
> Roger definitely needs this more than Pete.
> Kind of cool that Pete seems to be doing this for Roger.
>
> >Zep was in STEEP decline and IMHO Plant just wanted a graceful way out.
>
> There ya go again.  Stealing my thoughts!
>
> >>The *only* way it would work is if they call the album "Who's Left".
> >
> >I could live with that. It does go along with their sense of humor. In
fact, it goes right along >with Entwistle's.
>
> <GASP!>  It would be kind of cool, wouldn't it?
>
> >>Utter?
> >>You mean Udder, right?
> >
> >Why, because it's "cowboy diplomacy?"
>
> Hey, "cowboy" is a dirty word to any self respecting Redskins fan like
myself!!!
>
> >>Hey, I'm living in VT!
> >
> >We all have our burdens to bear.
>
> Knowing your love for the mountains, I know you can't possibly think that
living in VT is a burden to bear. Moving here was the best decision my wife
and I ever made (well, except for getting married ;-).  I actually like
cows.  They're cool, and quite interested and curious creatures.  No one
ever takes the time to hang with them a bit though to find out.
>
> >I'm in South Carolina...top that one, if you can!
>
> No thanks.  I know an impossible task when I see one.
>
> >From: "Schrade, Scott" <sschrade@ascpl.lib.oh.us>
> >Subject: Re: I tip my hat to the New (Year's) resolution
> >
> >But I get the feeling he's making a sacrifice (?) in order to
> >make Daltrey's wish come true.
>
> I think you're right, but I do hope he has some self motivations.
>
> >Man, just think for a minute what their relationship has evolved into.
>
> I've been thinking about the irony of this for a while now.
> The irony is thick.
>
> >They don't need to prove any-
> >thing else to me.  I'm pleased that, after all these years, they've
finally
> >become "mates."  That's good enough for me.
>
> Amen brotha.
>
> >From: "An English Boy" <peter_dennis_blandford_townshend@hotmail.com>
> >Subject: Scott tips his hat to the who-> ..more than a little..and a
little is enough!
> >
> >What you wrote Scott, quoted in full below, is so damn beautiful,
> >and so true.
> >
> >Absolutely great! The whole story in a nutshell!
>
> Cousin Scott was gettin' deep, wasn't he?
> But man, hit the nail right on the head....and hard.
>
> >TheWho-. have give me more......more than a little...and a little is
enough!
> >
> >Enough......I am content!
>
> I echo the sentiment.
> But, there's also the selfish side of me that wants more.  That side is
wrestling with the logical and practical side that is scared of a Who
bashing if/when a new release ever comes to fruition.
>
> Round and round we go!!!!
>
> Kevin in VT