HAHAHAHA.  Damn Shooey.  That's is some funny shit.  An opportunity too good to pass up, no matter how big of an asshole it makes you.

Bloody kids (S.F member l mean). The woman would be wise to avoid desperate S.F rejects. l bet he's a goon like many of them over there. Pthhh.

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The Captain probably knows more than most of us put togeather.

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Again, that site creeps me out.

Have never read the writings of Ayn Rand. From what I gather, they strike me as dogmatic and simplistic. However, I was flattered when one chap I was doing business with compared me to John Galt.

When I was a student at UCLA and politically active (in my foolish youth before I came to despise all politicians), I would have some dealings with the Objectivist students (disciples of Ayn Rand). There were two non-negotiable qualifications for being an Objectivist at UCLA (as far as I could tell): You had to weigh over 300 pounds (mostly blubber) and be loud and obnoxious. They were all males--not a girl in the bunch, unsurprisingly.

The late Gore Vidal once characterized the Randers as "the most unlikely bunch of supermen since Gerald L.K. Smith's peckerwood congregations of the 1930s." Many of you are probably unfamiliar with the Rev. Gerald L.K. Smith. He got his start politically organizing "Share Our Wealth" clubs for Louisiana governor Huey Long. He later became a racist and and anti-Semitic rabble rouser and continued his career as a hate-monger into the 1960s. He was a very dynamic speaker. A Jewish friend of mine said he thought it was mostly a money-making racket on Smith's part since Smith was on very cordial terms with my Jewish friend's uncle, with whom he did a lot business.