Hello Bob,

 LL>> Everybody wants to get a free lunch.  Not just you and me.
 LL>> But how much in life is truly free?  And how much, if
 LL>> anything, is anybody entitled to?

 BK> Surely he who is worthy to receive his days and his nights is
 BK> worthy of all else from you.

"Each according to his needs." - The Rule of Democrats
"Each according to his wants." - The Rule of Republicans

"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." - Bernie Sanders

 LL>> The way I look at things, the world owes me a living.  I
 LL>> tell that to people, and they look at me cock-eyed.  But
 LL>> it's true. The economy is for the person, not the other way
 LL>> around.

 BK> Hmmm...you are sounding like the pope. Actually, the last couple
 BK> popes. Don't let it go to your head.

The pope is sounding more and more like an American.

 LL>> Strange how history works.  We gave Germans an idea.  Then
 LL>> Germans used that idea to create a monster.  Then we bury
 LL>> our idea and hope nobody notices.  And then somebody in
 LL>> America digs it up and presents it as a new idea.

 BK> What goes around sometimes has to be dug up to come around.

Give a dog a bone and hope it stays buried?

This old man he played one
He played knick knack on his thumb
With a knick knack paddy whack give a dog a bone
This old man came rolling home.

This old man he played two ...
This old man he played three ...
This old man he played four ...

Not gonna happen.  No matter how
many times you try to bury something,
it will come rolling home.

--Lee

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