0n (07 May 04) STEVE KEMP wrote to ROSS SAUER...

 SK> RS>Oh, this guy is a dandy, since he looks like that popular picture
 SK> of RS>Jesus as a European who needs a haircut and shave, he's
 SK> convinced he RS>IS Jesus.

 SK> RS>His ramblings look exactly like the writings of a schizophrenic.

 SK> Not that the writing(s) of a schizophrenic aren't
"special" and worth
 SK> noting. You see, TRUTH is always a constant.

 SK> Insanity is subjective, of course, too.

 Sure is! Any atrocity committed by an xtain is 'sane' cuz god toll
 'em to do it. Yup. ((But then o'course later on that person would be
deemed by fellow xtians as not having been a REAL xtain!) Pass me that
REAL mayo will ya?

 SK> Steve Q. once wrote that _I_ am the most unstable person he had ever
 SK> encountered. GOOD CALL! hee!

 Well he wasn't saying you were the only one! 

 SK> Sanity is subjective though.

 Obviously.
            
 SK> Insanity, IMO, is good sometimes, because (for ONE reason) it's

  True. A bit of out of control imagination is how Great Works
  of Fiction (yes THAT one too)- have gotten written! :) And marvelous
  conveniences have come about being invented/ discovered.

  Heck if oh say the Wright Brothers had not been the least bit zany
  and persistent to fulfill their dream-  we'd not have Airport
  Waiting Rooms. :) And Lost Baggage... and Body Scans and and...
  Oh we'd have them eventually I imagine, but the Wright's got it
  right first!

 SK> definatelty better than purposeful ignorance. And it is good because

  But again willful ignorance CAN of good use at times when bliss is
  NEEDED to maintain sanity. (Just ask anybody with a teenager.)

 SK> it offers insights that "sane people" never follow and never will

  "Don't follow me, for I may not lead. Don't lead, I may not follow.
   But walk aside me and be my friend..."

   Cindy

... If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you. 

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