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Originally posted by BasketofPuppies: Hey, the Puritans had long ago lost their religious ethics by the time of the American Revolution. |
Yeah, but not before they managed to make us the most repressed culture on earth short of the middle east.
Puritanism: the haunting fear that somewhere, someone may be happy.
I went to the 4th of July celebration in Shanghai.
It amazes me that Americans can dance and have fun without drinking anything.
I don't know any other race of people that can do that.
They are very, very special.
Bye the way, the event was nicely coordinated with a tropical cyclone which blew a hotdog tent away.
Made my day.
I hate hotdogs.
It amazes me that Americans can dance and have fun without drinking anything.
I don't know any other race of people that can do that.
They are very, very special.
Bye the way, the event was nicely coordinated with a tropical cyclone which blew a hotdog tent away.
Made my day.
I hate hotdogs.
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Originally posted by moonmonkey: It amazes me that Americans can dance and have fun without drinking anything. I don't know any other race of people that can do that. |
Uhm, that must be a different sort of Americans than here in the US.
They DO drink. Well, the STUFF they drink is on a a different page, darn horsep...
We've discussed that before...
Here is the real stuff:


Long live German Beer ! Cheers !

-t
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Originally posted by Oneota: Puritanism: the haunting fear that somewhere, someone may be happy. |
It's amazing the legacy puritanism has left considering there was no shortage of strange religious groups that came to America to avoid persecution. BasketOfPuppies -- I've never heard that about Ben Franklin before?
Happy 4th everyone!





