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Re: Lifehouse and Pete smashes his credit card...
> What I came away with, again, is that Pete's mind is amazing.
Yes. It's not just his guitar playing that has us hooked.
> He gets so fucking deep.
He's certainly "in deep" now!
> It's just too easy to say "nah", and curl up on our own couch, or in
> front of the computer.
Tell me about it. Staying home & reading is more & more tempting to me
the older I get. It's hard just getting up the energy to go out anymore.
I'm turning into an old fuddy-duddy.
> Oh, and the future is about flesh? Yipes!
Flesh for fantasy.
> I feel like trying to do away with porn and child porn is like trying
> to "cure world hunger". It's huge.
I think there's a bit of a guilt complex when it comes to dealing with
these huge world-wide problems. People want to do *something* to help
alleviate these tragedies. They know they can't solve them, or eradicate
them entirely, but it feels good to do something - to help even on a
small scale. Maybe that's the motive of the authorities in this current
child porn "witch hunt."
> If I see a hot high school girl, and take a second look, am I a perv.?
Old enough to set the table, old enough to eat! ;-o (sorry)
("How dare he make a joke like that. The nerve!")
> Like my view on the war on drugs, the demand should be left alone or
> treated at most, and the *supply* should be attacked.
They can't even stop the supply. Even *that's* too big.
> Keets, your research is admirable. Keep it up!
Wonder how she scored on that research paper.
> I can see the view of Pete having orchestrated this whole thing, but
> then it also dawns on me that it doesn't make sense.
Good. You're thinking clearly now.
> I can't believe that Pete would purposely put The Who's reputation at
> risk (let alone his own) for this.
He wouldn't.
> That's not fair to Roger, John, or Keith.
Or us fans.
> I keep coming back to the simple Floyd line that Pete had a "momentary
> lapse of reason".
Fuck Pink Floyd. Wimpy bastards.
> I've left that Time Mag. article open on my eating table since I got
> it. Every day, multiple times a day, I see that photo of
> Pete...exhausted...dismayed?
I made one of those photos my wallpaper on my home computer. I want to
be reminded. I don't want to ignore the situation or let it get buried
with other thoughts. I'm not sure why. I suppose it's the same reason
you leave that Time magazine sitting there, open to Pete's picture.
> I just can't believe that he wanted it all this way.
Of course he didn't. He erred.
> No matter what happens today, or tomorrow, I fear Pete is permanently
> tainted with this. Pete = viewer of child porn (at best).
Sadly, that's true. It'll always be there. Stealing glory from The Who's
great music. Guilty or just naively foolish, either way, Pete's damaged
goods.
> We'll see what the future brings, but the deafening silence now seems to
> me to just sound like the cement drying and casting this Pete image in
> stone.
Nice metaphor dealing with a difficult situation.
> We need something to come along and exonerate our boy.
We need no more revelations or charges. Then we, & Pete, can work on mop-
ping up the spill.
> Rambling thoughts brought to you by that "dick"..
> Kevin in VT
Hey, even dicks have heads! ;-o
- SCHRADE in Akron