Damn straight, GUEST! The Indians were extremely puzzled as to how a people could confine their religious consciousness and behaviour within the walls of one small building for an hour or two a week, and forget about it the rest of the time. This simply made no sense at all, from the Indian point of view. Neither did chairs, for that matter, and the Indians found the sight of people sitting on them downright hilarious. They were similarly amused by saddles, and thought that the saddle horn was possibly there to hold or protect the rider's private parts from injury.

- LH