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Old 04-18-2011, 05:37 AM   #4574
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I remember going to LAX and being greeted by the Krishnas, very nice and they were always offering tea? What was with the tea?


The weirdest place that I ever saw the Hare Krishnas was at the beachfront

in Tel Aviv. There were three of them playing drums, and they were

surrounded by off-leave soldiers who were watching and listening to them

without saying a word.

The three little orange clad beings played faster and faster to get it all over

and done with, so that they could get the heck out of there.

The soldiers bought ice-cream cones and sauntered off.

Methinks that these Hare Krishnas were not the stuff that missionaries are

made of.

They did make some small change from people who felt sorry for them.

Cheers
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