Sunday Sermon From Rev. Tommy D

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The one thing all cultures of H. Sapiens can agree on is that money is our common tongue, and we're all somehow each and everyone intractably reliant upon it to the point that we are inseperable from it and it's dance is our jig of life. Money is just a tool; an incredably misused tool, and yet we all spin around the anti-Maypole of pecuniary "need" like an acidheaded carpenter who's married his sabre saw.

If i chose to use one tool, and one tool only, for each chore in my garden, regardless of season or chore at hand, you'd think me a fairly crappy gardener, yes?