OOOOoooooooooooooooooo-kay.


*backs away slowly*

There is a fine line here. I think they crossed it. I am for preserving this planet. And I do my part. I recycle. I carpool. I have the store bags now. There is much we can do. And there is much we can yet do. But there is a line.

...At least they didn't make love to the trees...
I hope.

ohhh The memories.

I grew up in a small lumber mill town in northern California. The earth first people were always around hugging things. We had one girl live in a tree for awhile. I think she lived in it for upwards of 700 days. She had been in a car accident a year before and suffered a head injury. I'm sure that had nothing to do with her love for tree's.

You know how in politics, extreme right and extreme left kind of unite, as if the political structure of ideals was a circle?

Yeah…

It seems douche bag-ness beyond the level of comprehension also happens when you do the same with ecological concerns (or lack thereof).

is that lady wearing a necklace made of teeth?

Was that Julia Butterfly Hill?

Yes! I couldn't remember her name.

Did she just say "This rock that has incredible life?"

These people are nuts.