They're like cylons....they look like us now...

A lot of them resigned when George Harrison died.

Cheers!

Rick...

I remember my first weekend in SD I saw them parading around downtown, singing and doing their drums and all that. Haven't seen it in a couple of years, but it was highly entertaining.

Don't know, don't miss them. Enjoyed seeing them in "Airplane" though.

Hari Krishnas at the airport playing tamborines,
Trying to sell me some odd book as I walk through in my greens.
I guess that they don't realize how I earn my daily bread;
Or maybe in their religion it's OK to make things dead?

I wish that they would go somewhere and leave me quite alone,
I've taken leave and simply want to make my way toward home.
But they're eager to recruit me and have me join their trip,
Though all I want is to visit home then get back to my ship!

And so I look at all of them and try to pick just one,
A likely lad who'll see the humor in my idea of fun.
I hurriedly grab a random kid in case my flight is early,
Then drag him in the airport head where he receives a swirly!

He seems a bit upset to have his head in a public toilet,
So I advise him for hygiene's sake to go on home and boil it!
The fun and games is over now and I must board my flight,
And as I walk through the terminal, not a Hari Krishna in sight!

Cheers!

Rick...

LOL

I still remember though how sad I was when he passed away in late 2001.

Ah yes, with the guy who became famous for being "Joe Isuzu" in those tv commercials who played the lead hari krishna in the film.

Robert Stack handled all but the Krishna's in this scene.




Wheels

Excellent! That's the scene I was thinking of, but you're right, no Krisknas in it. They were on board the airplane though.

Life without Krishnas? Glad I don't travel anymore it would not be the same. Ah the good old days.