People try and sell the dumbest things.

[Bard A Madsen]

Judi Lynn - The Alabama thing with I assume British perpetrators was funny.  I inadvertently sent a copy of my book to a baptist preacher in Alabama,  I apologized and explained how I didn't mean to target the Bible Belt demographic, I'm pretty sure it meet a dreadful end in the burn barrel.  The video also reminds me of walking into honkey tonks back in the early 1980's with long hair, the whole establishment would practically come to a screeching halt and stare.  Sort of like admitting your an atheist in public and everything goes quiet.  I've always found it strange at the way people are towards outsiders, maybe it is because I practically raised myself and segregation 'ended' when I was a kid.  Plus, I went to approximately 10 different schools before graduation and was always the new kid.  I even had an atheist friend in 1980 and didn't think that much about it, except that I thought he was a bit young to figure it out conclusively all by himself he had to have been raise that way I thought.  Something about the other side of the tracks gets to 'people'.  Like another time back in the early 1990's in a cafe in Vegas having breakfast with a beyond lit friend and he starts getting loud and shouting at people that were staring at him saying "That too many Californians are moving here, and thus CALIFORNICATING Nevada !"  As we walked out through the extremely thick air I could tell now who were the Californians that he was talking about, it was sorta alike that scene in the movie Pulp Fiction without guns.  As for selling dumb things, one time I heard a soft knock and answered the door and this little Mexican girl about 5 years old stood there and gesturing that I take a homemade framed picture of a duck, it took me a second and gave her $5 and with a big grin she walked away.