Wavy Gravy

I believe I can do a crack job at a circus act.

  • Yes

    Votes: 6 85.7%

  • No

    Votes: 1 14.3%
  • Total voters
    7
N0iZ

N0iZ

Well-Known Member
Yes, I met him at the Philadelphia Folk Fest a number of years ago. I can't remember too much about him on the account I was only maybe 12 at the time. But I do remember him shacking my hand and telling me a knock knock joke. I know it was Wavy Gravy because he also did a show type of deal in the hammock area. Ahhh, memories..
 
drugreference

drugreference

Active Member
"Well, that is that," says Baba Fats, sitting back down on his stone, Facing another thousand years of talking to God, alone. "Yes, Lord, it's always the same...old men or bright-eyed youth... It's always easier to sell 'em some shit than it is to tell them the truth."
 
Woodstock.Hippie

Woodstock.Hippie

New Member
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"According to Wavy, his commitment to the kind of work he does was indeed a product of the ‘60s. "That’s when I knew this thing was real," he says, "that it was the only game in town and I wanted to go to work for it, whatever it was. There is a wonderful chapter in The Wind In The Willows, where the mole and the rat rescue this little baby otter who was actually being protected at the moment by the god Pan. Of course the otter’s parents were beside themselves and all, and they saw Pan and they worshipped him, and he gave them the best gift of the gods, which was to sprinkle forgetfulness upon them so they wouldn’t be tortured with the memory of that amazement. I could have used a little of that, because I’m always looking for that mega-, ultra-divine lick. It’s like the cosmic carrot that keeps me in the movie. I began my study of comparative religion and service out of lust for that stuff. It’s another kind of greed. Once you realize the interconnectedness of all stuff, there’s no going back. I have an old Gravy line, ‘We are all the same person trying to shake hands with our self.’ Remember that the next time you say, ‘pass the gravy.’"

Has anyone seen Alice?
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doc111

doc111

Well-Known Member
Woodstock.Hippie said:
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"According to Wavy, his commitment to the kind of work he does was indeed a product of the ‘60s. "That’s when I knew this thing was real," he says, "that it was the only game in town and I wanted to go to work for it, whatever it was. There is a wonderful chapter in The Wind In The Willows, where the mole and the rat rescue this little baby otter who was actually being protected at the moment by the god Pan. Of course the otter’s parents were beside themselves and all, and they saw Pan and they worshipped him, and he gave them the best gift of the gods, which was to sprinkle forgetfulness upon them so they wouldn’t be tortured with the memory of that amazement. I could have used a little of that, because I’m always looking for that mega-, ultra-divine lick. It’s like the cosmic carrot that keeps me in the movie. I began my study of comparative religion and service out of lust for that stuff. It’s another kind of greed. Once you realize the interconnectedness of all stuff, there’s no going back. I have an old Gravy line, ‘We are all the same person trying to shake hands with our self.’ Remember that the next time you say, ‘pass the gravy.’"[/FONT]

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Has anyone seen Alice?[/FONT]
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Pesky merry pranksters.............:eyesmoke:
 
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