Was anybody here a hippie? (Or still are?)

In my dotage, I can scarcely remember what I asked yesterday...much less when I asked this question. Got some different answers...I think. This post was edited by Element 99 at November 1, 2017 6:29 AM MDT

i'M NOT COMPLAINING.  I AM MAKING FUN OF YOU.

I know.

I would hate to just be part of a movement......in my oppinion that would really stink.....:(

It does stink. That's why I was never part of a movement. When one gives up their individuality to become part of a whole, they lose their identity and simply exist instead of living. They live in the box instead of thinking outside of it. This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at November 2, 2017 2:58 PM MDT

I see.  You're part of the rugged individualist movement, a stereotypical individual.

  Individual: a single human being, as distinguished from a "group" or as I said, a movement. If I was part of a rugged individualist movement, then I would no longer be an individual that isn't part of a movement. But because I am an individual that isn't part of a movement, I simply can't be part of the rugged individualist movement. Why? Because I'm an individual that was never nor am I now part of a movement. What part of being an individual is stereotypical. Is being an individual that is totally unique and different from anyone else somehow stereotypical?

  Stereotype: a set idea that people have about what someone or something is like, especially an idea that is wrong.

Ahhh...  good, you get it.  See it's a joke.  Typical individual - humor in the absurdity.  Ha ha ha.

I don't think anyone's relalised what my witty comment end'tailed yet.....   Just what does it take to get you guys going...!     Hehe

Oh yeah, your joke was eclipsed by someone's lack of humor.  Stinks, I get it.  By the way, nice jugs. (I think I've secretly always wanted to say that!)

Thank you,I can just pitcher them Ewer's ...... and I've said "that" thousands of times...

Huh? What an incredible circular argument. Now...were you a hippie?

Me to Harry, I wore all black for ten years and changed my hair from green to pink to blue to black. Well you get the picture. I sort of fit in with the style of Punk, but not part of it per say. My husband was a hippy though. I guess I never had the chance to figure out what I was, so I just wore all black. LOL