What I thought about it was that it was a typical male -think prank, that women feel marks us as blind stupid. I ran around with a character for a while who would point out something he despised in others, and then turn around an do the same thing; it seemed to be some kind of a reflex with him. I mean, how dumb can you get? He was always trying to "game everything and everyone," never understanding that his biggest enemy was the one he looked at while shaving.

Remember back when California-isms were being bandied about? Dumb as most of them were, one stays in my memory. "Wherever you go; there you are."

Yeah, I've known too many guys like that and after, a while discovered most were really insecure and needed what they couldn't find for themselves. 

I heard, "No matter where you go, there you are," in 1984 in the Movie Bucakroo Bonsai Across The 8th. Dimension.," read it the first time in the book of the same name. 

A few minutes ago I googled the origin and it turns out Sun both Tzu and Confucius said a version. 

I'll have to get back, it isn't working for me. I started to reply to maybe distract myself from how I'm feeling right now. I was thinking about watching coverage of Charlie Kirk's talk in Utah when he was shot and later died. 

I'm afraid I'm too sick at heart over the murder of a truly good man, not a harsh word for anybody and did so much good for us all.

Later, Frosty