When will this land get down and talk about the things that help people?
I believe there is a way to end terrorism. If there isn't, why are we still supporting a system that caused it?
Though, maybe I'm talking about the terroism that killed the Buffalo, to get rid of the Native American Indians.
This land will work right sometime.

"Beware the Military Industrial Complex"
Gen Eisenhower.

"Capitalism has no soul"
me

Ya, I guess the 30% or so of the US BUDGET that support ways of war, could be used to pay to bring peace to Africa.
I'm waiting for the day of Isaih 23:18-19 or such, where the money will not be stored or hoarded up, but used for the people who need it. I wish that wisdom could be seen for what it is, without having to make a GOD out of someone, like what has become of MLK.
The Dog I know, would be pissed off from being dragged from HIS Pool Game to have to fix things Humans always could have.

Leo, I think it would be one hell of a religious experience to do a bunch of Pyrimid Window Pane, smoke a bunch of dope have a nice cooler full of beer handy and sit out in a well manicured golf course (they really take good care of those places) on a nice cool summer night from sun set to sun up and hang out with you.

PSBEATY,
You name the golf course in New England and I'll bring the Beer.

"Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!" ... Lewis Carroll

I think a miniature golf course would be cool if you're altering your state. All those wacky little buildings and stuff. Back in the day (70's) this place called "Holy Land" in Waterbury (home of Connecticut's crookedest politicians) was the place to go late at night. It was a miniature outdoor replica of biblical Jerusalem that had been abandoned and was in disrepair. Made you feel like "The Amazing Colossal Hippie". On second thought, I just remembered that it got a little creepy sometimes.

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/holy/index.html

Zap,

that's far out...how I never ran into that weird place growing up in Newington is beyond me. I guess I was watchin the sun set through that window pane a bit often and missed the holy land for neverland. perhaps I will take my kids there, it will really creep them out ! How about gigantic golf, like Gullivers travels ? Honey I Shrunk the Hippies. I think Albert Hoffman is still alive and like 103, what's his longevety secret ? Sandoz is still nurturing his child Perhaps Leary was on to something..League of Spiritual Discovery.

Yes, my Dog hates being dragged from his bone !.....I had the thought after 911 to bomb afganistan with love.....$$$$, food, medicine, etc, etc, etc. rather than bombs to validate their perceptions we are the evil empire.....show we really have the moral high ground (which "w" promptly squandered)

I still think we should bomb Iraq, Afganistan, and Iran with all the food we can.

Excellent choice Zap! I wish I had one of them in my neighborhood!

Wow, all you needed to be a holy roller in that place was a putter!
Did they have special effects and stuff? Like if you got a "holy in one" were there like trumpets blaring and some sort of depiction of the rapture?

Carpet bomb them with Hostess Twinkees! Them puppies have a half life of like 1000 years! Look it up.........

Do they really. I just found a pack in the very back of the booze cabinet. No idea where they came from but I guess i can let one of the kids eat them.

Perhaps we should scotch tape a multi colored rainbow roach to the nose of a 50 megaton miss-isle..........oops that's right they have the roaches already...and we have the booze cabinets. Perhaps we infitrate the water supply with 100% pure Kentucky ethanol and steal all the multi color's while they are passed out. Actually considering their propensity for can-a-bus the twinkies might work well....they will come begging for more...and ring dings, devil dogs, hostess cupcakes, and anything made by the keebler elves.

"Feed you head"..........the door mouse said.

They have a replica of the Holy Land up in Bedford, VA. I remember we went there once on the way back from KY. It was too much to do all the walking there & you had to reserve in advance the wagon ride to ride on to see it without all that walking so we didn't get to see it all. I'd love to go back there again sometime & see it all. What we saw of it was pretty neat! I had forgotten about it until I read this thread...

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/roger/QueryTips.php

http://www.holyland.pleasevisit.com/