The Wisdom of Super Sadhu
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The Wisdom of Super Sadhu: An Indian Sadhu, or holy man, expounds upon sexuality. Entries are scrawled out in a nearly illegible longhand and mailed to turbanhead, who transcribes them into blog form so the spiruatally bankrupt technoratti can get their learn on. Not to be confused with the other, less sexy Super Sadhu.
It's not self-linking if you trade off with someone else! Neat.
It's the mefi version of Strangers on a Train.
posted by u.n. owen at 8:35 AM on December 14, 2004
It's the mefi version of Strangers on a Train.
posted by u.n. owen at 8:35 AM on December 14, 2004
His conditions for speaking engagements are hilarious. (For "M&Ms", insert "banana leaves".)
What is it about self-important holy people that makes them so inflexible?
posted by 327.ca at 8:55 AM on December 14, 2004
What is it about self-important holy people that makes them so inflexible?
posted by 327.ca at 8:55 AM on December 14, 2004
You misinterpret my motives in posting, u.n. owen, but I apologize for any appearance of impropriety.
posted by ba at 9:22 AM on December 14, 2004
posted by ba at 9:22 AM on December 14, 2004
Although I have no objections to people who practice homosexuality, I prefer audience members do not consist of homosexuals. The talk will pertain only to heterosexual people and I prefer not to get mired in the recent controversial topics in the USA about homosexual marriage.
Oh, Sadhu, sweetie... in that case, it's not homos you want to keep out of the room: it's fundie Xtians.
posted by stonerose at 10:43 AM on December 14, 2004
Oh, Sadhu, sweetie... in that case, it's not homos you want to keep out of the room: it's fundie Xtians.
posted by stonerose at 10:43 AM on December 14, 2004
Why does a Hindu holy man have a Sikh name? (The name Singh is purely a Sikh name, isn't it?)
posted by Infinite Jest at 12:56 AM on December 15, 2004
posted by Infinite Jest at 12:56 AM on December 15, 2004
To get to the other side?
But seriously, folks, here's a (presumably) different Sadhu Sundar Singh who appears to be bi (Christian/Hindu).
posted by ba at 9:00 AM on December 15, 2004
But seriously, folks, here's a (presumably) different Sadhu Sundar Singh who appears to be bi (Christian/Hindu).
posted by ba at 9:00 AM on December 15, 2004
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