For those who

[Guest guest]

keep complaining about our el senor - you

probably don't like a good curry either ("i don't want any

of this in that, and i don't want any of that in

that). Life is a mixed bag. But thanx for pointing out

the cut and paste job - i was feeling a little deja

vu myself. Hey - but it is comical that to some

hanging out at jivamukti etc. etc is yoga. I didn't get

around to it the first time so let me just say el senor

"thankyou - you pegged it". I'm recycling the first

chuckle, albeit a little forced, but i'm remembering how

fresh it was el first time.<br>My dictionary does not

have hununculus in it (but it do know the flower it

rhymes with) - so help out this rusted english

major.<br><br>How did the ashtanga site become a beer

discussion<br>? - i might follow that advice of ignoring it...

[Guest guest]

1. Pinchy was saying "homunculus." According to

the Gage Canadian dictionary: a little man;

dwarf.<br><br>2. It's good to have a mixed bag--and I do like

curry, especially Thai curry. But there is a difference

between spice and spite. SPW tended to say things in a

way that was offensive--and it's OK to complain about

things like that. Some of his postings were like mental

and verbal diarrhea.<br><br>Sure life's a mixed bag,

but I'm glad "nigger" isn't a word in common usage

anymore, and blacks don't have to sit in the back of the

bus. It took many years of complaining to change

that--even though some folks felt the Jim Crow laws were

appropriate.<br><br>3. About the beer discussion--follow the thread to

Blondie. Some of us don't find yoga and beer (or whatever

the "vice" is) incompatible.