granger@cg-atla.UUCP (Peter Granger ) (05/04/88)
In article <2043@rtech.UUCP> stevef@rtech.UUCP (Steve Frye) writes: >In article <5846@well.UUCP>, slf@well.UUCP (Sharon Lynne Fisher) writes: >> >"I'd rather have my child watch a film of two people making love than of >> >two people trying to kill one another." -- John Lennon >> Actually, Lenny Bruce said this first. >And I always thought it was George Carlin. Actually, what Carlin said (the first time I heard him) was, "Make love, not war. What a great idea. Now, why not take the idea a little further? Make fuck, not kill. Makes sense to me!" And while we're at it, what about Elaine Boosler (or some similar comedienne): "Why do we always say 'Fuck you!'? Sounds like a compliment to me. Now, if we wanted to come up with something really nasty, how about 'Audit you!'." -- Pete Granger ...!{decvax,ulowell,ima,ism780c}!cg-atla!granger I like to keep people guessing about my actions. After all, most of the time, I'm guessing about my actions.