Grass hopper and Kit ( Archived) (18)

I liked grass hopper from Kung Fu. Master Po was always telling him some interesting stuff. I liked when that old cowboy told David Carradine of Kung Fu to jump into the pit of snakes and make friends with everyone of them. Grass hopper jumped in and didn't disturb the snakes. I ain't that brave, lol. :) I liked Knight Rider with Michael talking to Kit the car. I always wondered if Grass Hopper took a ride in Kit what some of the conversations they would have. Like Grass Hopper would say, "A journey of a thousand miles starts with one step". Kit would respond with "Yeah, but you haven't ever tried turbo drive". Kit maxes the speed and I wonder what Grass Hopper would say to that, lol.

grasshopper would short curcuit kit before turbo was considered, lol. Don't ya think?

grasshopper was the young boy in training if my memory is correct

but even so i think that as grown man he would respond something like......

yes your turbo has much to be used for but kit one must understand that to use power when it is not needed is like only crossing the river half way then returning to where you entered

so kit (micheal) let us combine our power and use it only for righting the injustices in the world for together we can do much good

OHH! Well done, you! =0D
My brain was not awake enough for that this morning, lol.
This could get interesting...
Yes, grasshopper was a young boy...

I found both of your answers to meritable. It is always interesting to see other points of view.

Roy

:)
No one is above natures laws...Fighting is a must only when there is no other option available...Our spirits are adaptable, as well as we all are. Many a soul has overcome horrific things done to live on. Those that did not move on...

I too like others ideas. Great thread, Roy:)

Nene, One of the things that I noticed when I came into the forums was a condition called culture shock. Culture shock is when you don't know anybody, what the rules are and how to adapt to other peoples' beliefs. I had went through a similiar situation when I went through rehab. I had a preconcieved notion of what to expect only to find my notion helped me very little, lol. The first thing they told me there was to sit down, shut up and listen, lol. It was difficult to get used to living with 23 other people but as I got used to it. I loved it. There was always someone who was a fellow insomniac and coffee was plentiful. I got to the point of what is termed institutionalized or the condition where one in a comfortable situation like home and does not wish to leave. I am at the point now that I am glad for friends when they find someone. I wish everyone here finds that special someone. It seems to me that a friend who is happy and has their needs met is a more contented person to be around. I find that faithfulness is only valid for two people who are what can be considered a couple. The term faithful does not apply to single friends. It seems it would limit growth and limit how many friends one can have. I like the idea of having many friends and find that I have learned a lot of stuff from so many. It was just one of those things that I had to learn, I guess. A lot of the cultural shock is gone as I am more honest with myself and others. It makes communication more easier and easier for me to be around others. Each person has their own rights, viewpoints and freedom. I love freedom and feel at home here.

Roy

Well, you. I came in with no idea at all! lmao
Faithfulness is a must in couples...Freinds can be faithful and honorable at the same time, hon. I have very close frends here (you included), that I would do anything for within my power...I keep promises, ad am blunt to a fault at times...But, my freinds take me as I am, the way it is supposed to be:)

Been there with the institutionalized bit. I know what you're talking about...

I am getting to that point, Nene, of taking me as I am. It has been a progression to get to that point. Hey, whatever happened to SouthernYankee?