
Ah, Generation X. The forgotten and discarded cohort that everyone loves to simultaneously imitate and ignore. The first online generation, and the last generation to contribute anything of value to the culture.
Those people.


BALTIMORE - Today, it sounds like a spring-break splurge on the order of "Girls Gone Wild": Drink huge quantities of beer, get wasted, indulge in gratuitous sex and pass out — then wake up the next morning with the music blaring and your friends praying that everything will turn out all right.
But back in 1470 B.C., this was the agenda for one of ancient Egypt's most raucous rituals, the "festival of drunkenness," which celebrated nothing less than the salvation of humanity. Archaeologists say they have found evidence amid the ruins of a temple in Luxor that the annual rite featured sex, drugs and the ancient equivalent of rock 'n' roll.


The New Age Movement (NAM) seemed really exciting and refreshing - for about eighteen months back in the mid-Eighties, that is. Then came Out on a Limb and the Harmonic Convergence and it all got super-cringe, super-fast.
