Hey, if the The "Doobie" Brothers can put out a hit song called "Jesus is Just Alright", then the words "joint" and "church collection plate" can't be all that out of place on the Family Feud, now can it? :-)
Just as telling was after the FF clip ended and "like" clips were posted for further viewing - one clip was of Pat Robertson on the 700 Club, and another clip was of some liberal slamming what were called, "government lies," about marijuana.
Hey Roger, remember this one? The huge 70’s hit from the very strange and rough, Kris Kristofferson, “Why me Lord?” Some say the lyrics tell of his own personal religious 'coming down' not necessarily from drugs, but from the whole Hippie euphoria of the (1960s).
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Hey, if the The "Doobie" Brothers can put out a hit song called "Jesus is Just Alright", then the words "joint" and "church collection plate" can't be all that out of place on the Family Feud, now can it? :-)
Just as telling was after the FF clip ended and "like" clips were posted for further viewing - one clip was of Pat Robertson on the 700 Club, and another clip was of some liberal slamming what were called, "government lies," about marijuana.
Hey Roger, remember this one? The huge 70’s hit from the very strange and rough, Kris Kristofferson, “Why me Lord?” Some say the lyrics tell of his own personal religious 'coming down' not necessarily from drugs, but from the whole Hippie euphoria of the (1960s).
Honestly, that would have been my first answer.
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