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Help[Facts] Re: The name Sitara
in reply to a message by Daividh
"Ahem, but the word is "hippie". "Hippy" means you'll probably have an easy time bearing children, if you can somehow attract a guy in the first place..."
******Henceforth, I shall use the term "hippie" instead of "hippy" (no WAY do I want anyone callin' me "hippy"!!)
"I spent the Peace n' Love years as a college student, mostly in the Midwest and a bit around around NYC,"
******You hung out in NYC, Daividh ? Where'bouts? Maybe we might've run into each other sometime. :)
"...most of the hippie folks in our neck of the woods were called things like Tom and Steve and Maddie (for Madelyn )."
******Have to admit that I never knew any real people with funny hippie names, either. They must've all been living in California, or something. You could get KILLED in New York with a name like "Sunshine ".
"Oh, and to set the record straight in defense of the attempted Greening of America: never did I hear anyone use the word "groovy" except as total loathing sarcasm."
******The word "groovy" always struck me as a kinda phony-sounding, freakin' *embarrassing* expression, too. You could get killed in New York saying things like "groovy", too.
-- Nanaea
******Henceforth, I shall use the term "hippie" instead of "hippy" (no WAY do I want anyone callin' me "hippy"!!)
"I spent the Peace n' Love years as a college student, mostly in the Midwest and a bit around around NYC,"
******You hung out in NYC, Daividh ? Where'bouts? Maybe we might've run into each other sometime. :)
"...most of the hippie folks in our neck of the woods were called things like Tom and Steve and Maddie (for Madelyn )."
******Have to admit that I never knew any real people with funny hippie names, either. They must've all been living in California, or something. You could get KILLED in New York with a name like "Sunshine ".
"Oh, and to set the record straight in defense of the attempted Greening of America: never did I hear anyone use the word "groovy" except as total loathing sarcasm."
******The word "groovy" always struck me as a kinda phony-sounding, freakin' *embarrassing* expression, too. You could get killed in New York saying things like "groovy", too.
-- Nanaea
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