Quote Originally Posted by Polymirize
Santa Cruz doesn't have spirituality, it has a scene. And it's very, very marketable there. Having dreadlocks, wearing sandals and playing a handdrum does not make you a spiritual individual. In fact, in today's society its probably just another way of passively accepting enslavement.


I may have missed it, but I don't think anybody made the mistake of calling you a smart-ass...
Hmmm.. Los Angeles Has a Scene..
SC has always been the same, open-minded free spiritual people. Slavery? Whatever you wanna call it. But yea we're all ruled in life by the clock or the gov't. Don't think one of you is spared in that category. So you live there?? OR.. how long have you been familiar with SC?
Personally.. I wasn't talking about the dread hippie guitar playing people at each end of Pac Ave. I meant the city as a whole (for the most part) and would say.. SC is spiritual. Naturally. Marketable?? I haven't bought into anything, probably because no one is selling "the scene" if there IS a scene.... Its surfing/skating.. SC is home to major companies.. SO THAT.. is marketable..

Over all I have to disagree.. and state that SC is very liberal and spiritual. For the most part..(course new peeps movin in and tech companies movin in too.) people are into spiritual beliefs. Yes I'll agree some spiritual people are pretty off the beaten path.. So with that said.. lets look at Stoner Wolf... would he fall into the spiritual people category by just looking at him??

I'd say no.. He's more gamer/stoner when you first look at him... You would never guess he has a deep thought pattern about different things people don't really clue into unless they were influenced and given things to think about... His vocab hints of fantasy games and remind me of friends I have on eq/wow etc. But like I said... We don't just come up with shit.. Its from people before us.. So I back the book... any book. Doesn't mean believe it... Just means read another book, get another opinion.

HOWEVER.... That would be my observation of him... Of course its not accurate. You can't tell whats in a book by the cover or what someone else says about it. And if they say something about it.. They should have credibility.. Wheres yours for your SC statement?
Prunedale Reviewed by Prunedale on . logical explenation for God i believe in god not religon but god sometimes it makes me feel better to fool myself to beleive there is someone watching over us. But a very logical reason god came about is that Kings from like 2000 years ago created him to keep order in their kingdoms and keep their soldiers in line and willing to fight and die. Jus my 2 cents what do you guys think?? Rating: 5