Answer 29 easy questions and get your hippie name. I am Quiet Storm. What Is Your Hippie Name? - Quiz - Quizony.com
I guess I'm "Silent Echo II," then. :smile: Hey, I was THERE in the 60s -- and if you were there, you're not supposed to remember much. I seem to recall having the hippie-name of "Drunk Guitar-player" once in a while. 50 years on, I still play guitar, but haven't had a drink in quite a few years. J.
No way I'm answering all those questions, can't I just pick my own hippie name? I'll be Yo-Yo Smoothie. :veryhappy:
How the hell are we going to reconcile there being this many Silent Echoes? Seriously, would it have killed them to throw in a few more possible outcomes?
"This town ain't big enough for that many Silent Echoes..." Seriously, there should be more combinations (although I totally see Ted as a Patchouli Prince):smirk:
Patchouli is a plant - very popular in the 60s and no - you don't normally smoke it, but you can try if you want. :smile: Native to warm Asian climates and has been used in perfume for centuries. According to Wiki, the name derives from the Tamil patchai (Tamil: பச்சை) (green) + ellai (Tamil: இலை) (leaf). Here's an article, "1968 called - it wants its perfume back." https://www.lush.ca/on/demandware.store/Sites-LushCA-Site/en_CA/Blog-Posts?cid=article_10-things-know-patchouli As for me, I first heard of it in 1961. I was acting in a Chekhov play (The Cherry Orchard) and there was a line "There's a strong smell of patchouli in the air" - a minor insult referring to another male character's cheap perfume. J. P.S. I'm sure you know what a prince is, Ted. After all, here at DI you're the Prince of Posting. :smile: