Good Videos to watch when you're Vaked!!

deadheadbill

deadheadbill

I can see clearly now the smoke is gone...
crawdad said:
fred rogers and carl sagan are my favorite people ive never met, just listening to rogers talk gives you an idea that the man might know something about personal happiness even when addressing congress for a 20 million dollar grant.

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I find your choices interesting, because Fred Rogers was a devout Christian and Carl Sagan an atheist. Yet they both contributed to your life.
 
Enchantre

Enchantre

Oil Painter
deadheadbill said:
I find your choices interesting, because Fred Rogers was a devout Christian and Carl Sagan an atheist. Yet they both contributed to your life.
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...and belief system has basically nothing to do with how caring, accessible, knowledgeable, compassionate, or personable anyone is.

Both men were great teachers... different audiences, but the same meticulous care for how to best present what they were teaching.
 
Nooky72

Nooky72

Dog Marley
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Where I live the sun is a rarity & is therefore worshipped which reminded me of this classic track full of great advice for life
 
crawdad

crawdad

floatin
Skezag (1970)

A chance meeting on a street corner brings filmmakers Joel L. Freedman and Philip F. Messina face to face with Wayne Shirley, an extraordinary African American street hustler, dope pusher, Vietnam Vet, and self-styled entertainer. Wayne, in the personal surroundings of his apartment, with often delightful candor, unwinds, philosophize, smokes pot and tells of his war, street and drug experiences. He is not a junkie and brags of his ability to shoot dope and not get hooked.
Wayne’s center stage position is shaken with the arrival of Sonny and Angel, two junkies intent on getting high no matter what. They shoot up as Angel, claiming to be a revolutionary, clashes with Wayne, accusing him of being a good-for-nothing who for a buck will turn his back on his people. A fierce confrontation follows that touches many of the most sensitive issues of the day. The filmmakers, too, are challenged and forced out of their passive roles and made to deal directly with their subjects.
Months later, the filmmakers again encounter Wayne and see the devastating results of his toying with the drug world. What started out as a lark ends up as one of the most powerful human documents ever made.
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load up, tune in...its a short ride in the lives of three real people who open up about who they are. :peace:
 
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