In a message dated 4/14/07 6:07:12 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
have seen "ho" used in various contexts that seem to have a "positive" slant. In my view, it tends to mean something towards "dedicated". Like Imus calling his wife a "green ho" -- she is fanatatic about environmentally safe cleaning and household projects. She will give up social politeness and get in your face about it. It would seem to me, a traditional ho, is one who is dedicated to money and will trade something precious in their life for it. An environmental ho, or a political ho, corporate ho, will trade something precious in their lives -- time, energy, spirit, soul -- for something: environmental progress, political change, or corporate ascent, respectively. In this context, Curtis is a Blues ho. Or perhaps a "Blues John" -- under the sway of the Blues Temptress Ho Godess. Or perhaps ho captures that "dominated" flavor. A ho gives up some control to their client. The Blues "has its way" with Curtis when ever it wants, but leaves a fifty dollar bill of soulful renewal on the nightstand. Perhaps Judy is a word ho. Bevan is a MMY/TMO ho. Rory is a mystical insight ho. Barry is an irony ho. I am an analytical ho of sorts. Of course, maybe I am over-thinking this. :) Remember all that is holy is half ho. In fact, perhaps its all ho. Ho ly is the adjective describing the state of "ho ness". So what does that make "wholeness"? And if someone who is "gung ho" simply enthusiastically displaying their ho ness? And so... these girls were.... Baset ball Ho's? ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
