Re: Fanatical Who Cult, Love Songs, etc.

[THRH79B@prodigy.com (MS KELLY D GILES I)]

So, do we get to wear special robes in this cult or what?  I'm 
picturing something with a Union Jack pattern...or maybe we could all 
just get identical white boiler suits.

ML wrote:
>Yeah...it's always seemed to me that the ONLY reason to join a cult 
would be
>lots and lots of sex..."Give me your wives and daughters." Koresh 
had the
>right idea, sort of. Too bad he was some sort of gun freak. He 
didn't know
>when he had it made.

...and daughters?  Oh my.  Well let's get one thing straight, Who 
cult or no, I'm not going to stand for any Koresh-style child brides 
around here!  (Don't worry my fellow underage fans, I shall protect 
you!  I can do it, I work out, and I watch "Xena: Warrior Princess" 
every week!  Just stay behind me whilst I make use of my trusty 
chakram...)

>So...if there was a Who cult, would we have to call Townshend "Pe?"

I think we should call him "Boutrous".  Just my opinion.

Alan wrote:
>P.S.:  I'd have to put "Love Ain't For Keeping" up there for some 
beautiful
>lyrics, plus "One Life's Enough", containing the exquisite "let your 
body
>curve into the long grass of the bed."

I'd just like to mention here that "One Life's Enough" is the song 
that makes me want to kill and kill again.  It is not safe for me to 
hear this song if there are sharp objects in the room.  My hand 
starts to curl into an icepick-holding position and makes stabbing 
motions of its own accord.  Fortunately, I take the public safety 
precaution of avoiding this song whenever possible, so the world is 
safe...for now.
(Note: Why is there grass in the bed anyway?  Did someone forget to 
shut the window before mowing the lawn?  Hah hah hah, what a twit!)

Leo wrote:
>I'm loving this.  This has got to be the cheapest, most productive 
form
>of therapy available.

It will probably surprise no one to learn that I used to talk to my 
shrink about the Who all the time.  In fact, we spent my last therapy 
session listening to my tapes of the Madison Square Garden radio 
broadcast.  Ah, memories.

JenniferD wrote:
>Sounds wonderful!  The only Who stuff I have (aside from boots and
>albums and things) are two stickers from TKAA, from Dave Ray (who's 
*such* a
>nice guy, Who stuff or no).

Keep your wits about you and you are bound to come across some 
excellent Who stuff sooner or later!  Look around at secondhand shops,
 garage sales, and record shows, as I'm sure you already do.  The 
Patron Goddess of Who Fans is sure to send something your way!

- -Yellow "Burning some incense for her wouldn't hurt, though" 
Ledbetter