It comes from education in literature and the arts.

You were the sugar in my Lipton tea,
You were my exaltation and delight
Like April blossoms on a cherry tree
You made new life from water and sun's light.

I came to you and played inside your shade
And in your soft and gentle aura bathed
I sang to you a starlight serenade
And underneath your leaves my soul misplaced.

I left it there, and it is there still
But I got lost and can find you no more,
Was it the inspiration? Was it will?
I'm shorn of everything that I adore.

I saw in you the energy of love
And everything that's holy and divine,
And I can't say "my darling one" enough:
You were more tasty than the vintage wine.

Now I will never hold your hands again
Or press my lips to you or touch your heart,
I'll write you many poems, all in vain,
And we are many, many miles apart,

My soul is lost - where will it reappear?
I cannot find it - will you help me please?
Will you remember me or shed a tear
As I am calling you among the trees?

You lift, alight, become airborne and fly
And lift my soul where it would never go,
And as I look at you and ask you why
You only answer me, I told you so.

But what, alas? I'm gazing from afar
And maybe it is better off this way
For you, by now, have become a star
And I now dream of every yesterday.

Fun is one thing, conning people is another.
One doesn't have to be stupid to fall for someone's line, it happens all the time.

My source for that belief is simply that, if you have use of two modalities rather than one, you get to the point faster and fuller than if you have use only of one modality.

No, I loved several women, including some with whom I did not have sex.

I don't care if people have one-night stands, I am more concerned with long-term relationships, as these have much greater impact upon people's lives. What people use to have one-night stands, except of course Rohypnol, does not concern me. I want to make sure that people make right choices where it matters, and that means in long-term relationships and family life.

A man breaks into a house intending to rob it. He hears, "Jesus is watching you." He turns on the light and finds a parrot. He asks the parrot his name, and the parrot says, "Moses." He laughs and says, what kind of people will call a parrot Moses? The parrot says, "The same kind of people who would call a rottweiler Jesus."