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Welcome to the First A*S*S* set of Texts..
A*S*S* is currently lookin for writers and serious hackers to put on its
staff.. We are also looking for people to distribute A*S*S* through BBSs..
Current A*S*S* members.. : DySpHuNxIoN (Leader/ Prez)
Tyrant (Hacker/Vice Prez)
Stalker (Barrel of Laughs)
PBXs: 1800-463-7843 PWD: 463-538-053-422-78
1800-225-5946 PWD:
1800-848-0684 PWD:
1800-633-3902 PWD:
1-313-684-3345 PWD: 2234, 206, 2456
1800-242-0100 PWD:
1800-888-4432 PWD:
1800-997-6522 PWD:
1800-887-6522 PWD:
1800-223-1270 PWD: ?? 5 digit code
1800-624-5123 PWD:
1800-200-0000 PWD: ?? 4 digit code
1-501-666-6886 PWD:
1800-234-1257 PWD: 14752
1800-938-2868 Pwd:
Rerouter: 1800-484-9329 4-digit Pwd:1212
6-digit Pwd:121212
Hacked AOL accounts: Meredith86
HeinLein
BigGeorge3
Fjord
Email: Craig Borchardt->CraigB@winternet.mpls.mn.us
People on P*: SC->HCCU29F
ViRuS?->UMNT59B
INOCENT->WANE41A
BBS: Virii-914-993-6232
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ASS: DysPhunXioN
ASS '94 - Anarchy/Cracking/Graphics/Hacking/Phreaking/Virus Development
For more info e-mail kowinfo@aol.com.
BBS Name Phone # Location
-------- ------- --------
Fifth Quadrant 203-266-4307 Woodbury, CT
203-266-4308 Woodbury, CT
The House of Cain 203-598-0242
The Pharohs Tomb 203-264-4935 Southington, CT
The Joshua Tree 203-283-1478
Toxic Feces 203-263-4114 NUP:Yellow Pickle
The Wierd BBS 203-266-5340 Woodbury, CT
Way Out Wild 203-723-9430 Naugatuck, CT
The NightMare Dream 203-264-7697
The Gateway to Hell 203-263-4542 Woodbury, CT
203-263-4761
Diagnosed Paranoid 203-263-5019 Woodbury, CT
Pirate-80 304-744-2253
Hackers Hide Out 513-870-9566 Cincinnati, OH
Matrix Develop Co. 210-699-6777 Digital Mafia Hq.
Jagged Edge 305-362-7315
Mr. Ed's Corner 713-477-6119
Alpha 2010 210-687-9660 & only 14.4k
210-687-9111
House of Sin 217-864-4796
The Spade 609-443-5789 &
609-371-0369
XTC 512-346-3375
Inner Circle 904-259-3358 Jacksonville, Fl.
Virii 914-993-6232 DCi HQ..
*This is an official Aryan Sekret Service distribution Site
Heres Somethin you can have some Phun with..
Merry Christmas from your Friends at MCi..
MCI Card Number: 6126334408
First Name: Richard
Middle Name: Todd
Last Name: Restion
MCI Account# 6A824231

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How to tap someone's phone line
By: DysPhunXioN
1. Introduction
I forgot to put this in the last document "How to patch into other
people's phone lines". So I decided.. what the hell... just put it in another
doc instead of trying to update the other before it get's spread around.
2. Disclaimer
This information is intended for Entertainment purposes only. If it
is used for any other purposes I am not responsible for any outcomes.
3. Table Of Contents.
1. Introduction
2. Disclaimer
3. Table Of Contents
4. Overview
5. Method I
6. Method II
7. Rap Up
4. Overview
Ever wanted to find out exactly what your girlfriend or brother or
neighbors are talking about when your not around.. ever want to just listen
to someone else's phone calls just for the hell of it.. well this document
was made for you.. in it we will describe to ways to record and monitor your
target's phone calls.
5. Method I
Both methods involve the phone patching equipment described in our
last document.. How to Patch Into Other People's Phone Lines. Simply find
your target's line by doing this
1) Find the box near the house
2) Dial an ANI <Automatic Number Varifaction> number to see what number you
are calling from.
Now that you have found the line simply take off the phone cord that
is spliced into the aligator clips and replace it with a cord from a
microphone or earphones. Then hook the clips to the line and the cord to a
voice activated recorder with plenty of tape. But all of this in the box and
lock it up.. The next night come back for it and either take the tape and
leave or change tapes and take the one you have home for your listening
pleasure.
6. Method II
Also once again you need the phone patching equipment mentioned in
our last doc "How to Patch Into Other People's Phone Lines". This method
will allow you to listen to the calls as they are happening from the comfort
of any room with a FM radio. You first must find the person's line by once
again.
1) Finding a box near their house
2) Dialing an ANI to find the right number
Ok.. now that you have done that you need to find a wireless FM
microphone.. you can find these little babies at radioshack.. and a bit more
sophistacted ones in the back of popular science or in a Ham Radio magazine.
Now once again hook the equipment to the proper set of prongs, this time
hook the aligator clips to a pair of mono headphones which you tape next to
your FM wireless microphone. Make sure that the wireless mic is tuned to a
dead frequency so that you can hear it all. Now simply tune in the new
station and listen in privacy to their intimate secrets.
If you find a wireless mic with a mic slot or if you can splice into
the mic in the wireless mic all the better.. you also won't pick up
background noise.
7. Rap Up
Oh well, that's all for now.. look for more quality documents from
your friends here at A*S*S*.. Aryan Sekret Service..

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The Forgotten Art of
Phone Patching.. Or how
to get Free LD without having
some crappy box, or struggling all
night trying to find a PBX <though it
helps.. <grin>
By: DysPhunXioN
1. Introduction
It seems as though everyone has forgotten about the easiest yet
riskiest form of free long distance calling. Phone Patching.. Simply it's
getting into someone else's phone line, just like those simple yet oh so
faithfull bell employee's do. The method is easy, the application is even
easier, the risk though is high.
2. Disclaimer
The following information is for Entertainment purposes only.
I the author am in no way responsible of the material contained here
in is used in the wrong manner.
3. Table Of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Disclaimer
3. Table Of Contents
4. Overview
5. How To Find The Bell Phone Box
6. Materials Needed
7. How To Do It
8. Some Suggestions On What To Do With It
4. Overview
Bell systems has to keep up maintance of all phone lines and test them
too.. this means they had to make a point where the line man could easily
go and enter the customer's phone line. Though we have always seen this on
a telephone poll, or a bell employee cutting open a large cord containg
thousands of lines. There is an easier way. Bell also has metal boxes on the
ground that the bell employee's use to fix or monitor your line, and we use
to make calls from it.
5. How To Find The Bell Phone Box
When many people think about box's they think of aqua boxes or blue
or any other color in existance.. I am simply talking about a metal or plastic
box that bell uses to hide and protect their equipment from the weather and
vandals. It is not really a box more a cylinder. In our part of the nation
it is plastic, about 3 feet high and has a large bell sticker on it
explaining that it is against the law to use blah blah blah. It is usually
protected by a bolt on the bottom.. It can be unlocked with a 7/16 hex or
cresent <your choice on the word> wrench.
6. Materials Needed
1 7/16 Hex Wrench
1 Pair Of Alligator Clips
1 Phone Cord
1 Roll Of Electrical Tape
1 Phone
Ok, Now Cut the phone cord and the cord running from the alligator
clips. Connect the Green and Yellow cord to one wire and connect the black
and red wires to the other. Make sure that the green and yellow and the
red and black wires are seperated and use some electrical tape to seal the
splice. Congratulations you know have the equipment needed to patch into a
phone line.
7. How To Do It
Ok, We have come to the point of the document when I tell the final
step. Go to the cylinder like phone box you have found. Use the 7/16 hex
wrench to unbolt the bolt and slide the plastic cover off. In front of you
should be a long row of prongs on a stick. A close up would look somewhat
like this
_______________
/______________/|
| ||
| ----------- ||
|| /()\ /()\ | ||
|| | ||
| ----------- ||
| ||
That is just one of the many prongs you should see.. Now look for a
a set of prongs that has wires running to it, that is a operating phone line.
Hook up the two alligator clips there.. One clip per prong. Hook the cord
to the phone <or laptop> you brought with you and check for a dial tone..
If you got one.. congratulations you have complete control over their phone
line.
8. Some Suggestions On What To Do With It
1: Call all the board or LD friends you may have.. Remember a simple
102881(area code)(Number) will over ride any long distance
blocking.
2: Call all those 1900 lines you see on television
3: Call the AT&T Teleconfrencing Operater and set up a confrence for
you and your friends around the US to talk on .. for free.. the
number to call is 18005446363.. You will need to call an ANI first
to find out the number you are calling from.
4: Prank Call The Police.. tell them what you really think about them
and watch the owners of the line get a visit by mama's little
piggie

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ASS '94 - Anarchy/Cracking/Graphics/Hacking/Phreaking/Virus Development
How To Hack Renegade BBS Systems
by DysPhunXioN of ASS
This is the first in a line of anarchy/hacking/phreaking text philes... Brought
to you by ASS... Aryan Sekret Service...
This file was written by DysPhunXioN.
Renegade is one of the more common bbs systems being used. Being a hack itself,
of Telegard, one can easily guess that there's a bug in it somewhere. A bug?
That's too small a word. This has missed all of our attention... Now you will
know... You can grab all the renegade data files, user data files, and the chat
logs.
What You Need: A Renegade Mock Setup (If you wish to see the files good
A Renegade BBS To Hack (They must have the archive menu)
1) Dial your target Renegade BBS...
2) Logon.. I advise using a fake account and deleting the logs when you're done.
3) After you logon, make sure the sysop is not around. Check the messages, play
some door games to make it look normal. Page the sysop to see if he's around.
Note that this hack is done better at night, when the sysop is asleep.
4) When ready, goto the file menu.
5) In the file menu there is an option called "/A". This is the archive menu.
This is where you will do your work on compressed files.. this is also where
you will do your hacking.
6) From the archive menu, select "W", to work on a file.
7) Enter the name of the archive you wish to work on. (This can be any name,
followed by the extension of the file. ".ZIP" is the best, and most systems
support it. What you will be doing is adding the data files to a .zip file
for later download.
8) Now you have to add files. You hit "A" to do this. When it prompts you for
files, type "../../u*.dat". Next type "../../r*.dat". Finally type
"../../*.log".
9) Now you have the data files and chat logs in the archive... You may now
download the file which you have created...
10) Now here's how to view it. Set up a mock Renegade BBS.
11) Copy the renegade.dat to your main renegade directory and copy the user
files to x:\renegade\data\, or whatever your renegade data directory is.
12) Start renegade using RENEGADE /L .. this loads it in local mode..
13) Goto the user setup and start writing down passwords... System
passwords are found in the system config section... (So you can logon
as the sysop--Note that to do so you will need his/her phone number,
password, and the system password. You can look at the RENEGADE.DAT
file with a lister and find parts of passwords as well.)
For more info on ASS send mail to any of the 203 BBSs on the list..

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inhale. <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> that gives <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
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<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><> than a fuck. <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> -PWS <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> A decline <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> in superior <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> couriering. <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
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<20><><EFBFBD> <20><> <20><> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
=/\/\= PWS COURiERiNG =/\/\=
-*- 0-10 DAY WAREZ -*-
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> Senior Staff <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
 Bass  The Punisher 
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<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> Regional Coordinators <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
 Lightning Bolt 
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> Elite Traders <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
 Critical Wave  Osiris  Fatal Error 
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<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> Members <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
 Intercepter 
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> Couriers <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
<20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
 The Punisher 
<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
PWS GREETiNGS RiSC, THG, TRSi, PTG, RZR, PWA, PWS, ASP, SPA,
GO OUT IBM, MCI, AT&T, IOU, MIT, ANSI, PHD, FBI, ARJ,
TO: NASA, HST, V32, ZIP, LZH, PAK, PC, USA, UPS, NRA,
NAACP, CIA, U2, GNR, REM, and of course 911.
<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
PWS would like to thank the following people for support and
advice. These are the people who stuck with us thru the long
hard hours it took to set up PWS. When we cried they were there,
when we laughed they were there, and when we barfed they were there.
Gun's and Roses, Kris Kross, Vanilla ICE, MC Hammer,
Nuclear Assult, Bill Cliton, Barbra Bush, Donald Duck,
Kurt Cobain, Ross Perot, ICE T, Snoopy Doggy Dog,
Anorld Sw?nigger, Sadam Hussein, Micheal Jackson,
Thespian society, Tom Cruise, Madonna, RUN-DMC, Joe Crocker,
Naughty by Nature, Janet Jackson, 'Wierd Al' Yanovic, Jon
Secada, Bob Marley, The B-52's, L.L. Cool J., Ren & Stimpy,
Bat Man, Yacko, Wacko, Dot, Pinky and the Brain, The Good
Feathers, Garfield, Red Hot Spegitti Peppers, Kathy Ireland,
all the models of Playboy, McDonalds, Burger King, All of the
Mortal Kombat actors, and of finally special thanks are due to
the one true friend of PWS who is... I forgot, nevermind.
<20>---------------------------------------------------------------<2D>
| If you are interested in joining PWS, either as a COURiER or |
| as a DiSTRiBUTiON SiTE, call our Application Headquarters, |
| Data Bank (610) 555-1212 |
| |
| LOGiN: PWS |
| PASSWORD: PWS |
| Download the file PWSAPPS.ZIP, fill out the appropriate |
| application, and Upload it to the PWS Conference. |
| Or email the app to Bass or The Punisher on any major bbs. |
<20>---------------------------------------------------------------<2D>
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<EFBFBD> Data Bank BBS <20> World HQ <20> 1 Node <20> ...-...-.... <20> Bass <20>
<EFBFBD> Capital Punishment <20> World HQ <20> 2 Node <20> ...-...-.... <20> The Punisher <20>
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<EFBFBD> Looking... <20> .Somewhere. <20> 0 Node <20> ...-...-.... <20> <20>
<EFBFBD> Looking... <20> .Somewhere. <20> 0 Node <20> ...-...-.... <20> <20>
<EFBFBD> Looking... <20> .Somewhere. <20> 0 Node <20> ...-...-.... <20> <20>
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<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>/=MEMBER BOARDS=\<5C><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>ķ
<EFBFBD> System Halt BBS <20> 2 Node <20> (610) ...-.... <20> Fatal Error <20>
<EFBFBD> Threshold <20> 1 Node <20> (610) ...-.... <20> Intercepter <20>
<EFBFBD> Hyper Twilight Zone <20> 1 Node <20> (215) ...-.... <20> Lightning Bolt <20>
At PWS are motto is:
We have 10 day old technology but at least WE CAN SPELL!
Official Quotes from Official PWS Members:
PWS does not say 'WAREZ the beef?'
PWS does not use '0's instead of O's'.
PWS does not use 'fucked up ascii characters in place of text'.
PWS does not consider itself 'ELITE'.
PWS does not 'shower'.
PWS does not say 'INC is LAIM!'
PWS is an active member in 'saving the enviroment' because we believe
most software companies waste too much paper on manuals.
PWS does not support people who have 'alternative lifestyles'.
PWS does not care if you think 'PWS is LAME!'.
PWS thinks that the 'RISC.NFO looked cool but better after we hacked it,
and changed its size from 5k to less than 1k'.
PWS does not use any slang like 'DIS, or SUP'.
PWS does 'give slightly more than a fuck'.
PWS does not consider itself 'superior couriering' or a 'rise' thereof.
PWS will not 'apologize to you just because you are going to kill us'.
PWS does not know anyone who is 'in the mofia'.
PWS does not care that you love 'Fruit Loops'.
PWS does like 'Captain Crunch with Crunch Berries'.

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How to obtain Red-box tones - Typed on 5/26/88
----------------------------------------------
O.k first the basics,for the people who dont know what Red box tones
are .A Red Box is a device that generates Quater,Dime and nickle tones,
so the operator thinks that coins have been dropped in the slots.
For a Quater there are 5 beeps that are outpulsed at 12-17 pulses ,
for the dime there are 2 beeps that are outpulsed at 5-8.5 PPS and
for a nickle one beep outpulsed the smae as a dime.Now each beep
consists of 2 tones which are 2200 and 1700hz. Below is a way to get
these tones without having to build one.
Heres what you do:
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Materils needed: - A trusted friend (HA HA...AH)
- A micro Cassette Recoder (preferably)
- A telephone pickup from your local Radio shack
Now go down to the fortress phones(Do not do this in the day time
where people cannot see you).look for two fortress phone booths
connected together.This will make the job lot easier if you are
alone.Now connect the telephone pickup to the receiver of the
handset.(and dont forget to connect it to your cassette recorder)of
one of the telefones.(you might have to tape the telephone pick-up
to the receiver).Now put the fone on hook and go to the neighbouring
fone booth .From here make a telefone call to the first booth.
NOW FROM HERE ON IS THE HARD PART THAT
Now leave your handset hanging and quickly go to the other phone
booth where the telephone pickup is hooked up.First press the
recording button.Then pick up the handset and LEAVE IT OFF HOOK
(remeber the recording is still going on).Now go to the second
telephone booth where you made the call,drop a couple of Quaters,
dimes and nickles.
You are done!!!!!!!.When you play back the cassette you will hear
the tones of the coins you put in.
This procedures may also work from home,where by you'll have the
telephone pick-up connected at home,and someone calls you and
he drops the coins.
Article By:<Red><Knight>
5/26/88
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RED KNIGHT IS NOT A MEMBER OF A*S*S*.. THIS FILE WAS JUST PUT IN THIS
PACKET BECAUSE DysPhunXioN FOUND IT TO BE USEFUL...

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-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
Project Underground Alliance - A Proposal for Change
-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
This letter originated from U.A. WHQ, Tactical Command ][
Operation Underworld 215.493.6282
(28.8 USR)
Hated by those they wished to rescue, despised by those they were
dying to save, these grand soldiers, these immortal deliverers, have fought
without thanks, labored without applause, suffered without pity, and they
have died execrated and abhorred. For the good of all they accepted isolation
and criticism. They gave up all, sacrificed all, lost all, but truth self-
respect and honor. These are the hackers, pirates, couriers, artists,
writers, phreakers, coders, anarchists, and sysops that have made the
Underground Alliance a reality. Through this document, they shall never be
forgotten.
Greetings, this text has been assembled and distributed throughout BBS's
enclosed in archived files and throughout internet in order to explain what
the Underground Alliance is, why it was created, and how it works. Before an
explanation of the U.A. is given, let us summarize the current BBS "scene".
Throughout todays Cyberspace, one can find a large variety of BBS's that
carry support for hacking, phreaking, carding, virii, warez, artwork and text
files in some degree and form. These BBS's like it or not collectively makeup
the computer underground. The sysop's and users all share the same general
belief that the world of computers and telecommunications should be accessible
regardless of cost and that they have the right to access information.
Unfortunately, the similarities between these BBS's, sysops and users cease
here, for most boards are independent, isolated and therefor severely limited
in their abilities to provide security for their users and provide the
facilities by which to share the collective knowledge of the underground. Some
boards seek to solve these faults through sister boards, nets and affiliations
with groups specialized in talents such as cracking, hacking, artwork and file
distribution. These measures however well meant and noble in purpose are
ineffective at best and in most cases lead to further isolation or worse, to
the terminal disease called eliteness. Eliteness is very prevalent in
Cyberspace today and has created a landscape on which the telecommunications
highway of the future can not be built. This disease has created an
intolerable situation by which knowledge is kept from the masses by the few
in a futile effort to become famous and powerful. One must be careful,
however, not to confuse eliteness with good security practices insuring that
those who wish to obliterate the BBS scene are shut out from it or the attempt
by a sysop to set a standard for his user base. Aside from the disease of
eliteness, the ego of todays sysop has been almost as destructive. Almost
every BBS is very customized and run by the sysop who in many cases acts like
god almighty himself. Although various BBS themes and layouts help make
Cyberspace as diverse as it is, a sysop who acts on his own a and not in the
best interests of his users is usually a doomed sysop. BBS's that are not
created for the users live short lives. Sysop's also have the tendency to
strive for the best board in the world, which is admirable in itself but
usually leads into a cycle of exclusion and isolation. By having examined but
a few of the current problems of the current BBS "scene", one can see the
intolerable situation at hand, but now that we have identified some of the
problems that plague the BBS world a cure can begin to take shape.
The Underground Alliance is just what it seems, an alliance of BBS's who
share the beliefs and knowledge of the underground. The Underground Alliance
consists of BBS's who adhere and follow the directive and regulations listed
below in an effort to provide an unprecedented level of security and
communication among BBS's; this is no lose alliance. At the core of the
Underground Alliance lies the U.A. Net and Congress, the primary means of
communication and government for the Underground Alliance. The U.A. is
controlled by those who make up it's ranks, the sysop and users in a congress
styled atmosphere where speed and efficiency are maximized at all times. The
mandates of the congress are carried out by the sysop's of the boards in U.A.
The congress oversees all U.A. operations and attempts at all times to carry
out the operational directive of the underground. Basically, the Alliance has
set forth and enforces regulations in an attempt to standardize security
procedures and to ensure that the exchange of underground information can take
place efficiently and effectively. Often times a sysop will ask, since I am
agreeing to follow your regulations, what's in it for me? To answer that
question in full, this text would be long winded to say the least, but some
examples can be given. The Underground Alliance provides full protection to
all member board through the blacklist and teletrial system, as well as the
mandates of the congress which can if need be, declare war and shut down an
external threat. The Underground Alliance requires all member boards to have
a standardized new user process, usually a specific infoform or other
information that must be answered correctly before a user is allowed into the
U.A. and a requirement that all new users are checked against the current U.A.
blacklist; this not only provides the same level of security throughout the
net, it creates an environment conducive to the spread of underground
knowledge. The Underground Alliance through the U.A. net provides a huge
on-line textfile library and numerous quality message bases as well as the
collective government body known as congress.
These are but a few examples of what the Underground Alliance can and
will do. In an effort to avoid secrecy and confusion, the complete
constitution and outline for the Underground Alliance has been included in
this document. Finally, the Underground Alliance does not try to pretend that
a change of this magnitude will take place overnight, or that the U.A. will
be able to resolve all of the faults of Cyberspace, however, the belief is
shared through all its members that by working in an alliance and through
cooperation an intractable army can be created to reach that one ultimate
goal that has become so illusive: The ability to learn and share the vast
knowledge the computer underground has to offer.
A word from the creator of the Underground Alliance :
Greetings and thank you for taking the time to read this most
important document. I speak for the soldiers of the Underground Alliance and
for the storm of revolution their support has brought. I am pleading to those
reading this for light, for air, for opportunity. Those who have learned the
arts of the underground must pass on what they know, less this great world we
have enjoyed will die. I plead also for individual independence regardless of
age, and for the rights of labor and of free thought through rugged
individualism. Let the elitness, isolation and interfighting go, we will
worship these thing no more. Instead, turn your hearts and minds to honor,
service and justice for these are the foundations the underground future will
be built on. That which is founded upon eliteness and greed cannot endure.
That which is founded on honor, cooperation and dedication will prevail,
always. We will worship the gods of isolated eliteness no more. Let then sit
in their useless organizations of self praise and fade forever from our
memory. Some say there is no honor in hacking, cracking or the like; my
answer to that can be found in the immortal words of an old INC slogan,
"Honor is the only code we don't break". My friends, the Underground Alliance
is truly laying the foundations of the grand culture of the future and not
the plans of self-destructive isolated groups of present.
Targa Phantom [UA / CiA Senior Courier]
"Cross over and join the fight"
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Underground Alliance Articles of Membership and Regulation
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Operational Directive : Standing orders for all BBS's in the Underground
Alliance are to create and maintain an environment
that will ensure the growth of the Underground-
Cyberspace culture and all aspects surrounding it.
<1> All boards admitted into the U.A. must recognize the teletrial under the
U.A. congress as final authority on all BBS matters, and recognize the
U.A. as before and above all other Nets, groups and alliances.
<2> All boards in the U.A. must have been in operation for six weeks prior to
requesting admission in the Alliance in order to establish the BBS as
a true fully functional system.
<3> All boards in the U.A. must maintain facilities to carry and display the
U.A. net system and must poll the net on a regular timely basis.
<4> All boards in the U.A. must *display the current logo for the U.A. during
the logon process or must identify itself as an Underground Alliance
board in the front door escape twice sequence.
<5> All boards in the U.A. must adhere to the standardized new user, security
and file base procedures as set worth in textfile form by the U.A.
congress.
<6> The U.A. reserves the right to terminate a BBS from it's ranks if that
board falls below activity and participation requirements as set forth
by the U.A. congress.
<7> No more than five boards per area code are allowed to represent the U.A.
in an effort to create diversity and to ensure speed of operation.
<8> The Underground Alliance Congress shall consist of all active users and
sysop's of the U.A. boards. Congress shall operate on the principle that
no one board shall control the U.A. and that the operational directive
is paramount and is to be followed in letter and spirit at all times.
Speed and efficiency are to be maximized in congress operations. The
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From Rhode Island: Birthplace of Mr. Potato-head... it's
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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Number 1 November 1986 "Eff the ineffable!"
JUDGEMENT IN ALL THINGS
TOPICS OF PRESENT INTEREST
Right Up to Date
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
Astral Avenue is an actual Providence street located not far from our
home. Short, tree-lined, unprepossessing, it and its inhabitants have never
yet exhibited any overt trace of Kozmic Konsciousness. And yet... light
fractures strangely there on a summer's day; mailmen have been seen to enter
and SKIP SOME HOUSES; LOVECRAFT NEVER WALKED ON IT; and there are STRAY DOGS
ROAMING FREE. We wonder....
KING OF AMERICA
"He thought he was the King of America/ Where they pour Coca Cola just like
vintage wine/ Now I try hard not to become hysterical/ But I'm not sure if
I am laughing or crying." -- Elvis Costello
I do not wish to indict Stephen King's story in the October issue of
OMNI ("The End of the Whole Mess") simply because it is a lame, boneheaded,
implausible farrago of old ideas and cliches. After all, plenty of
momentarily captivating SF had been written based on stale or improbable
notions (A. E. Van V.: Q.E.D.). No, what I object to about King's story is
that it is patently the work of a man who -- at this stage of his career,
after however many best-selling words -- still cannot write with any degree
of competence larger than that of an apprentice hack.
I identify three major failings in King's writings, which I'll try to
illustrate from this one story, where examples abound. The reader himself is
invited to look for instances in King's novels.
1). King has only one voice.
By this, I do not mean that all his fiction is identifiable as
emanating from the same man. That is hardly a flaw. No, I mean that no
matter how a King story is narrated -- first person, as here, or omniscient
third person -- no matter how many characters are involved (basically two
here, casts of thousands elsewhere), EVERY DESCRIPTION, EVERY WORD OF
DIALOGUE, IS FILTERED BLATANTLY THROUGH KING'S OWN SET OF QUIRKS. There is
no differentiation of characters in a King story, there are no perceptions
evident but his. King inhabits a one-man universe.
"T.E.O.T.W.M." features two brothers: one ostensibly a bright, but
normal writer; the other a "genius." Their speech, mannerisms, and actions
are identical.
WRITER: "Good shit, too."
GENIUS: "...bullshit...bullshit."
WRITER: "...some weird shit..."
GENIUS: "Shit..."
Is this some hidden commentary on the writer-narrator's lack of talent,
or how he and his brother think alike? I doubt it. What it is, is Stephen
King talking as he would aloud. (Compare this laughable portrait of a
genius, by the way, to Greg Bear's superior work in BLOOD MUSIC, which has
much the same theme as the King story.)
Let's look at some more examples of how a King story is like being
trapped in an empty room with the author himself.
The narrator is born in 1980; his brother in '87. But if you think they
exhibit consciousnesses formed by the events of the 'eighties and 'nineties,
forget it. They talk just like King, exhibiting all his by-now familiar
tics: roots or retro music (Chuck Berry, Youngbloods, George Jones);
baseball stars from two or three decades in the story's past (Catfish Hunter,
Ron Guidry); LSD; old TV shows (WILD KINGDOM, ANDY OF MAYBERRY); comics
(Peanuts); toys (Paddington Bear, American Flyer wagon); celebrities (Rodney
Dangerfield). The depressing list goes on.
If King had really wanted to limn characters born in the 'eighties, he
could have stuck with all these same interests, but just updated them. Teddy
Ruxpin instead of Paddington, different rock stars, etc. But that would have
been too much work. And it wouldn't have reflected King's own youth, his
only imaginative source.
2). King's figurative writing and his literal/descriptive writing fail
to seduce or convince the reader, and frequently accomplish just the reverse.
King employs the same metaphors over and over and over. Mostly they
involve excretion or fearful sex. "Asshole," "pissing in their pants," "pass
a mental kidney stone," "social diseases," "AIDS virus," "my back teeth are
floating," "potty trained," "our dad farted so much," "I want whores to
douche in it." And let us not forget the "shit" leitmotif.
But I can't go on. After a while, it's like fill-in-the-blank: if you
can think of a urogenital image, King'll use it. Perhaps this is some grand
Yeatsian "Love has pitched its temples in the place of excrement" riff. Yeah,
and maybe Billy Idol now houses the spirit of John Lennon. These aren't
planned tropes, they're psychoanalytic free-association -- and they're simply
embarrassing.
As for his attempts at transcribing reality in a convincing manner, King
fails because he only knows three tactics: a) make it "cute"; b) make it
"gross" (a favorite King word, used in "T.E.O.T.W.M."); c) make it "hip."
All three stratagems are miserable substitutes for simply observing
reality and transcribing accurately. CUTE: "genny" for generator; "footy
pajamas"; "Bow-Wow" for Howard. GROSS: "died raving and pissing"; "his
body... impaling itself on a tree"; "some senile farmer got pissed at a pig
and hit him with a shovel". HIP: "acid flashback"; "the goddamnedest
popskull"; "a big bulldyke who smokes Odie Perodie cigars" (my fave).
King seems to believe that by employing these three tactics he will
create fiction that allows him to live up to his undeserved rep as a
popculture maven, someone who has his finger on the pulse of America. To me,
that describes William Burroughs and his work. Who King sounds like is
Johnny Carson. The same mentality is evident: funny words like "Albanian"
and "nostril hair" automatically rate a laff.
3). King has no sense of pace, plotting, or climax.
This is a familiar charge against the man, and I will not belabor it
here. I only direct your attention to the ostensibly thrilling but draggy
passage about the boy genius's glider, and the interminable "Flowers for
Algernon" ending.
And although King seems to realize his lack of brevity -- "Shit, I
can't afford these digressions" -- he does nothing about it, perhaps
realizing, rightly so, that he hasn't developed (and probably never will, at
this point) the skills to shape his fiction consciously, and must rely on
whatever tepid lava is vomited up.
(Also note this Freudian slip: "Sometimes his syntax was garbled and
his modifiers misplaced... such flaws... plague most writers all their
lives.")
King is the F. Marion Crawford of our day. His work is like
pigeontracks in cement: arbitrary, but with a semblance of intention. But
cement is just sand and water, and crumbles eventually.
AVEDON ASKED HER TO POSE, BUT SHE ATE HIM
A recent frontpage article in the Arts section of the Sunday NEW YORK
TIMES mentioned a "life-size sculpture of the Sphinx." Is this one of New
Journalism's fictional sources?
"GER--? GER--? DOES IT MEAN 'PROTO'?"
Has anyone else noticed that a prominent Soviet spokesman is named
"Gerasimov"? Who knows Russian out there? Does "asimov" mean something, and
is "ger" a prefix? What if "asimov" is the Russian word for some kinda slug
or sumpin? We demand to know!
GRAFFITO OF THE MONTH
"Dyslexics of the world, untie!"
FREEFLOATING INVECTIVE: PASS IT ON
"The sheikh of my quarter is a creature of such horrible ugliness that
I doubt not he was born from the coupling of a hyena and a pig. His approach
is pestilential; for his mouth is no ordinary mouth, but rather a dirty anus
like the hole of a privy; his fish-colored eyes pop sideways; his scabby lips
are like a venereal sore and jet out spittle when he speaks; his ears are a
sow's ears; his flabby painted cheeks are like an old ape's bottom; his teeth
have fallen from his jaws from eating filth; his body is fretted with every
foul disease of the earth; as for his anus -- well, he has not got one: for
he has so long given himself to be a ditch for the tools of donkey-boys,
nightmen, and sweepers, that his arsegut has rotted away and is now a cave
stuffed with cotton swabs to prevent his tripes from falling out." -- 1001
Nites, "The Tale of the Sweeper
Wakened."
ASTRAL AVENUE -- Paul Di Filippo
2 Poplar Street
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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No 10. August 1987
"like Route One, where it passes through the heart of Providence"
GRAVITY'S RAINBOW Thomas Pynchon page 537.
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
We smell a conspiracy -- or at least a case of psychic collusion.
Tell us what you think.
We refer to the increasing prevalence, in print and on televsion, of
ads for adult diapers.
Logically, these ads would seem to be a waste of money. It's like
advertising insulin. The prouduct has a finite market. Those who need it
are captive consumers, and are going to buy it whether exhorted or not. It's
also likely they know where to purchase the item. Those who don't need adult
diapers are not going to be persuaded to buy them by a smiling woman telling
them how secure she feels, now that she's discovered Baby-Huey-sized plastic
underwear. There is just no reason for these ads to exist.
Unless, of course, they represent some psychic need. Is this
country retreating to infantilism? In an age of sex as death. are we trying
to revert to a time when our genitals were solely instruments of excretion?
Do we all long to be swaddled in bunting? Has adulthood proven too complex?
If you aswered yes to any of these questions, perhaps I could
interest you in a new product I'm trying to market: scotch-flavored teething
rings....
LEAVING NEW YORK
It was 96 degrees in New York that day. Inside Penn Station, the
crowd of Boston-bound commuters was already sweaty and enervated, before they
had even begun their trip. They waited anxiously for the announcement that
their train was ready to board.
When the announcement came, it directed the passengers to a gate
that had never been used before, on the lower level of the station. People
hurried for the stairs. Shuffling down into the bowels of the station, they
exchanged wary glances.
The train had come from Washigton. It wasn't too full. Everyone
got a seat.
The train pulled out on time. The hour was the 12:10. It was due
in Boston four-and-a-half hours later.
The air-conditioning was working. The cafe cars were well-stocked
with drinks and food. People settled in.
The train proceeded swiftly until 1:30, making several stops along
the way, the last being Bridgeport.
Twenty minutes north of Bridgeport, however, with no station in
sight, the train suddenly slowed and halted.
Everyone began to fidget, suspecting the worst. A few minutes after
the unscheduled stop, the voice of the condustor crackled over the PA.
"We have encountered a drawbridge stuck in the up position. We will
notify you of the progress of the situation."
A mass groan arose. Two sisters, with five toddelrs between them,
hung their heads. One of the children began to cry.
People got up and went for drinks. Soon there was a long line at
both cafe cars.
Every time a conductor appeared, he was deluged with questions.
"Is the bridge being worked on?" "When will it be fixed?" "What
alternatives are there?"
The answers the conductors gave were very unsatisfactory.
An hour passed. Half of another. The train had now been stopped
for as long as it had travelled. People were alternately angry, cyncical,
joking, resigned. Rumors began to arise that one of the cafe cars had run
out of soda. The prompted a new rush for what was left.
At 3:00, the PA came alive.
"We are backing up to Bridgeport. What will happen there has not
yet been determined. However, anyone leaving the train will not be allowed
back on."
Sputtering, shock, disbelief filled the cars.
The journey that had taken twenty minutes in forward took twice as
long in reverse.
It was now about 4:30. The trip had gone on for four-and-a-half
hours so far. However, the train was only an hour or so out of New York. It
should have been arriving in Boston just now.
At Bridgeport a few people left the train. Most stayed put, having
no choice. Someone asked, "Why don't they bus us?" Al;most as if on cue,
the voice of authority emerged from the loudspeakers.
"There has been a change in plans. We are going forward again to
the station before the drawbridge. There will be buses there to take
passengers around the damageed bridge, where they will board a new train."
There was scattered, weak applause and cheers. Since it was getting
so close to suppertime, people went for more drinks and food. Definite news
reports from people who returned indicated the cafe cars were almost empty of
provisions.
The train started up after an indefinite time and went forward. The
women with their five children looked exhausted, despite the fact that all
five kids were sleeping.
The train stopped at a tiny station not normally serviced by the
train.
"Please wait until told to leave."
An hour or so passed. It was now about 6:30.
The order to disembark came.
Hot furnace-air smacked the people in the face as they emerged. It
was still in the nineties, and the sun was high. The conductors stood on the
platform, pointing out the way for people. They looked exhausted and mean.
Down a set of iron stairs, under a rotting trestle where bums
obviously pissed, and up a slope into a parking lot, the passengers trooped,
carrying their luggage, some with just knapsacks, others bearing several
large cases. The sisters with their children had vanished in the mass.
There were over two hundred people.
At the top of the slope awaited three school-buses, their windows
open to the stagnant air.
People shoved and jostled for a place on the buses. Soon the aisles
were filled with luggage. The bus smelled like elementary school. People's
faces were sheened with sweat. Their eyes were glazed.
The first bus took off. The little Connecticut town it went through
seemed poor and in disrepair. People congregating outside seedy bars watched
the buses in disbelief. Someone on board said, "I feel like that woman in
ROMANCING THE STONE." Everyone knew what she meant.
The bus travelled on a road over the estuary that had blocked the
train's progress. It stopped. Hefting their bags, people climbed wearily
off. The bus left for another load.
They had been deposited at a crumbling asphalt drive, flanked by
shrubs. People trudged up it. The tar turned into a gravel parking lot with
tow or three cars in it. The new station came into view: a small wooden
structure, red paint peeling from it, consisting of a single room for the
train personnel, and a soda machine. A long concrete platform made up the
rest of the station. There was no shade.
At least a hundred people were already waiting there. It turned out
they had been the occupants of another stalled train. They were asked how
long they had been waiting.
"Two hours," they said.
Soon all the passengers of the twelve-ten from New York had been
delivered, to stand in the sun. Local policemen were there to keep order.
They began to be subject to verbal abuse. Some responded jokingly, others
with anger. The sun shone on them too.
It was now 7:30. The people were still only an hour-and-a-half away
from the city.
The sun began to sink. People waited; broiling, stupefied as
cattle.
They would not board a train until eight. It would be the 2:10 from
New York, crossing over the now-fixed drawbridge. Once aboard, they would
find an insufficiency of seats. Ahead lay a broken rail and an hour delay in
New Haven, to switch engines. They would not see Boston until midnight,
twelve hours after departure.
No one knew this now, although they suspected the worst. They had
no energy to think of the future. It took all their strength just to deal
with the heat coming up off the concrete platform.
There was a very fat man, about fifty, wearing green work pants
upheld by suspenders, a checked shirt, and glasses. He looked ready to
faint. To no one in particular he said the same thing, over and over.
"And they tell us they could evacuate people during war or an
emergency. How could they do it? It's impossible. How could they do it?
How could they even THINK they could do it?"
No one had an answer.
MORE FUN COUPLES by A.P. McQuiddy
Ted and Leigh KENNEDY
Cyrus and Jack VANCE
Jodi and Alan Dean FOSTER
H&R and Robert BLOCH
Desmond and Janet MORRIS
Ben and James HOGAN
Sam and Stephen DONALDSON
THIS MONTH'S PERSPECTIVE: "Perhaps if the future existed, concretely and
individually, as something that could be discerned by a better brain, the
past would not be so seductive; its demands would be balanced by those of the
future.... But the future has no such reality... the future is but a figure
of speech, a specter of thought." -- TRANSPARENT THINGS, Vladimir Nabokov.
HOW DOES SHAKESPEARE FIT IN?
Although most people in the know concede that Thomas Pynchon is
really J.D. Salinger (Pynchon's first novel appeared the same year Salinger
fell silent), even these cognoscenti do not realize that B. Traven (TREASURE
OF THE SIERRA MADRE, etc.) was really Ambrose Bierce.
Consider that Bierce "disappeared" in Mexico the same year Traven
"moved" there from Germany, and you'll start to pick up the trail.
Now if we could only link up Traven and Salinger, we'd have a
portrait of an immortal writer who shifted identities every time he started
to receive too much attention....
LLLLLLLLLLLLL LETTERS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
FROM CHARLES PLATT: Once I do assimilate the content (of AA) I tend to feel
it lacks coherence. Your thoughts are often amusing, and your brief
quotations from readers' letters are sometimes fun, but there is a lack of
overall sense-of-intent. Maybe this is how my own stuff looks to readers; I
don't know. But as a reader myself, it bothers me. I used to enjoy CHEAP
TRUTH largely because, even when it seemed wrongheaded, it stood for
something. I have absolutely no idea what ASTRAL AVENUE stands for. Would
you be willing to enlighten us on this?
TENTATIVE RAISON D'ETRE NUMBER 1
"Only partly to satirize the Ermine Mayor's decree, Praeger de Pinto
issued a statement promising that if he were elected mayor the city would
enjoy the most beautiful winters it had ever experienced....
"Stunned at first, then hostile, people gradually came to believe
him....
"Where most politicians, including the Ermine Mayor, were quick to
promise things they would never deliver, such as clean streets or the absence
of crime, Praeger's approach was different, and he left the others far behind
in his wake. The Ermine Mayor might address a street gathering and say that
in his next term he would put 30 percent more police on the streets, step up
garbage collection, and lower taxes. Of course, everyone knew that in the
next mayoral term, no matter who was in office, thirty percent fewer police
would be on the street, the garbage piles would get higher and bigger, and
taxes would go up. But they applauded anyway....
"But then Praeger de Pinto would rise. He never talked about
garbage, electricity, or police. He only talked about winter, horses, and
the countryside. He spoke almost hypnotically about love, loyalty, and
esthetics. And just as they thought he was beginning to sound slightly
effete, he would get very tough... and lacerate the mayor... He would throw
low punches, where it hurt. He would be teribly cruel (they loved that) and
then he would surface again into his world of light....
"They thought, or so it was generally stated at the time, that if
they were going to be lied to, they might as well pick the liar who did it
best." -- WINTERS'S TALE, Mark Helprin.
TENTATIVE RAISON D'ETRE NUMBER 2
"DON'T TRY GATE-CRASHING A PARTY FULL OF BANKERS. BURN THE HOUSE DOWN!" --
The Housemartins.
TENTATIVE RAISON D'ETRE NUMBER 3
"Another policy of this column will be to give my friends all the best of it
and blast the incompetents that I don't like. There will be no deviation
from this policy." -- John O'Hara.
MORE LETTERS
From THE APOCRYPHAL LANDSBERG: Definitely one of the most amusing zines I've
ever seen.
From THE LETHAL CHOCHOLAK: This issue is really tops. Even if you make it
look like I offed Terry Carr with wisecracks.
From THE ELUSIVE ZAVGORODNY: I continue to get your fanzine. Thank you! I
understand this almost without knowing English, ha-ha. I liked its
strangeness, the unusuality of things. It has much bitter humor, it seems?
From THE THEORETICAL COBLEY: Thought that Bruce Sterling's letter was a bit
toothsome, but he made several important points: Gibsonian rip-offs,
potential extrapolative input, and genre structures (owing existence mostly
to ultra-commercial non-esthetics). Following any one of these paths
obsessively across the conceptual terrain leads not necessarily to dead-ends,
but circular stagnation and alienation.
From THE METAPHYSICAL HOGAN: Glad to see everybody's not taking things to
seriously in this postcyberpunk age. The problem with most science fiction
writers is that they ain't got rhythm. Surrealists have been a bigger
influence on me than sf writers, anyway. What I'm mainly concerned with is
the way technology has sped up and multiplied the myth-making process. The
planet is overloaded with clashing mythologies,. Should be fun.
From THE EXPLANATORY HLAVATY: I consider to enjoy your zine. Discovering
that there were two different writers named William Jon Waktins and Walter
Jon Williams, and that neither of them was the other, did make my life a bit
less confused. (It happened about a year ago.) // A few slight corrections
to Luke McGuff's letter: The Jefferson Airplane line was "In loyalty to
their kind, they cannot tolerate our MINDS," and I believe it comes from John
Wyndham's THE CHRYSALIDS, also known as REBIRTH.
From THE PLAINTIVE PLATT: Please don't publish any more postcards from
Texas.
From THE SPECULATIVE REILLY: The most important question is: what is the
significance of "OZ"? Is is short for "Order of the Zoroastrians or
Zookeepers or Zygotes?" Does it stand for some sound? "OZ," the sound of
the body politic sighing? Are the letters reversed? Does "ZO" mean
anything? I'm worried.
From THE ENTHUSIASTIC MCQUIDDY: Takling about the ITGO article. I think
that though you build up your argument well, in the end there is no real meat
to it... I heartily disagree with your assertion that "there are only so
many sources." Limits? On the FUTURE? You must be kidding....// Hey! I
rubbed off the glitter on my "Clarion Bonus Rub-off" and it said I won an
all-expense-paid trip to Bermuda with Fawn Hall!// Keep those little pearls
of wisdom from the likes of Aldiss and Greenland coming -- they're great.//
Michael Bishop's "Bishop's Move" was a great companion peice to Rudy's
"Access To Tools." Hope to see more from both of them.// Casting advice (for
the Iran-contra movie): Secord -- G. Gordon Liddy; Fawn Hall -- Vanna White;
Ollie North -- Clint Eastwood: Reagan -- Jimmy Stewart; Poindexter -- Don
Ameche. I also think we could place Jay Leno in the role of that young guy
who just testified -- without immunity, I believe -- and admitted that he
helped destroy files. // You're not the first to confuse WJ Williams and WJ
Watkins... in the meantime, try to avoid "retinal intercourse."// It's about
time somewhere, someone had the guts to attack Baum's Oz, and lay off Charles
Lutwidge Dodgson for a while.// I've got to admit that I like Michael
Cobley's suggestion that what Gibson and Sterling are doing is "SF-as-theory"
instead of "SF as prediction."
*************
Dear Mr. Di-Fi:
Arf! Are you losin' it amigo, or what? "Fluffy the Cyberpup" is a
fraud! F-R-A-U-D! The dead giveaway was the Austin, Texas postmark -- when
you yourself said (correctly) that "I don't live in Texas."
I sent that snapshot to my cousin, B. Maurice Setter (who does live
in Austin), some months back. I see he cleverly excised the rest of the
photo, including the bomb crater, banana plant, and Milly Muffins, a cute,
tough-as-toenails dingo who I met Down Under and persuaded to join me here.
I'm really pissed at Maurice for pulling this stunt. For the record, the
first story I ever wrote WAS entitled "Barking Chrome," but I never sent it
to NEW PATHWAYS. (If I find out Maurice is submitting MY work under his
name, I'll sue him for plagiarism -- AFTER I rip his throat out!) I was not,
however, published in the MIRRORSHADES anthology, nor do I expect my work to
appear in any subsequent "sequels" to it. I am currently researching my
first novel, DESERTED CITIES OF THE BARK.
Also, I would like to clarify a point. I am not a card-carrying
member of the Mirrorshades Movement, but I am associated with some people who
are. (I, myself, do not wear mirrorshades. Although, in the unexpurgated
version of the picture, Milly IS wearing a pair.) However, I AM a member of
the rogue off-shoot of this literary wave -- we call ourselves "The
Wayfarers."
And please, don't send me the Braun food processor/cyberdeck -- I've
got four already, one of which has an espresso attachment. Send it to
Maurice instead. I hope he chokes on
it...
Best wishes for "AA",
The Renegade Rover himself,
Husky Du
Managua, Nicaragua
May 30, 1987
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From Rhode Island: Where Quahogs Outnumber Humans -- it's
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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Number 2 December 1986 Sycophant Sam Sez: "Keep on Trucklin'!"
Surf Forecast: Waves of Hyperbole, Followed by Resounding Crashes and Froth
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
Much to our chagrin, our independence was not able to survive for more
than one issue before we were taken over by Mysterious Forces. The source of
our distress is the Organization of Apocryphal Power. (Readers desiring more
information on this group are advised to turn to Italo Calvino's IF ON A
WINTER'S NIGHT A TRAVELER. However, be forewarned that CALVINO DID NOT DIE
OF NATURAL CAUSES....)
The permanent representative of the OAP now lives beneath our kitchen
sink, and demands final right of censorship over all material herein. What's
worse, he won't tell us if he's working for the Wing of Shadow or the Wing of
Light. Still, we persist....
HOW I ALMOST SPENT MY SUMMER VACATION
One day this summer, I received an unusual piece of unsolicited mail.
At first, I thought it was one of those slick inducements to purchase a
time-share in some vacation condo. A quick scan of the glossy brochure turned
up boilerplate phrases like "one of these prizes has been registered in your
name", "quiet retreat", "luxurious surroundings", "easy terms", and
"congenial company."
I was ready to toss the third-class mailing into the trash, when I
noticed a boldface injunction at the bottom of the text:
ONLY SF WRITERS NEED APPLY
I was bemused. Was this some kind of inclusive self-segregation, the
obverse of the warning NO IRISH NEED APPLY, earlier in this century? What
kind of "community" was this brochure advertising? Reading more closely, I
was astonished to discover --
But let me jump directly to my firsthand experiences at SHARE-A-WORLD
KAMPS, INC. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Bigg & Slymi, Korporate
Publishers).
I pulled up in my rented car to the locked gate in the razor-wire-topped
fence surrounding the sylvan acreage high in the Adirondacks. Beyond the
chainlink barrier, I could see scattered rustic buildings, reminiscent of
those in a Boy Scout camp. As soon as I stepped from my car, a woman emerged
from the security booth outside the enclosure. She wore a coiled whip at her
belt.
"Hello," she said pleasantly enough. "Can I help you?"
I flourished the ad that had drawn me there, and explained that I was
interested in seeing the accomodations and activities described therein.
The woman scrutinized me closely. "Are you an SF writer? I don't
recognize your face."
I recited my modest credits.
"Oh, I suppose you'll do," she grudgingly conceded. "Just leave your car
there -- no one will bother it."
I could easily believe that: the place seemed deader than the latest
Heinlein novel. Still, I pocketed my car keys.
Once inside, the woman locked the gate behind us. I thought then to ask
her name. She introduced herslef with the name of a Famous Editor, which I
won't use here. Let's just call her "The Dominatrix."
"So," I said, trying to ingratiate myself, "this is the place where all
those shared-universe anthologies and novels come from. It seems hard to
believe -- "
"This is the place," she replied. "We do everything right here, from
brainstorming the parameters of the shared universe -- characters, locales,
physical laws, whatever -- right down to fabricating the actual wordage
required to fill up a volume. We can turn out something as big and glossy as
MEDEA, or as cheap and tinny as HEROES IN HELL."
"Fascinating," I lied. The absence of visible activity was starting to
get on my nerves. The place seemed suddenly less like a summer camp and more
like a POW camp. I imagined I could hear chipper Limeys whistling "Bridge on
the River Kwai."
"What would you like to see first?" she asked.
"Uh, how about the Parameter Fabrication Plant?"
The Dominatrix led me to a log building without screens or doors.
Inside, chained to wooden benches, sat a corps of failed Ph.D's from various
disciplines, whose duty it was to concoct hare-brained anthropological,
botanical, sociological, mythological, stellar, etc. gimmicks which could
form the basis for a Shared World Series. All were typing busily into
networked word-processors.
"We use only the latest equipment," said the Dominatrix. "And if their
ideas aren't stale enough, we can even run them through special software that
will mix in a few old proven concepts from the days of Twayne Triplets."
"Wonderful. And the writers can tap into these guidelines from their
own terminals -- ?"
"You've got it. Let's peek in on them."
In a similar building, under similar conditions, sat dozens of writers,
laboriously pecking away. Not one bothered to look up when we entered, so
apathetic were they, so eager to achieve the Kamp Kwota, which the Dominatrix
informed me was set at a modest 10,000 words per day. Over the hunched
shoulders of the scriveners, I read snatches of Shared-Universal Prose:
endless tedious lines about thieves, rock 'n' roll elves, fuxes, dead heroes,
and wizards.
My guide had stepped away to crack her whip over a writer who had slowed
up from exhaustion. I took the opportunity to question one of the poor
wretches.
"Don't you hate and abhor with all your soul the idea of subordinating
your own imagination and skills to some marketing concept aimed at
twelve-year-olds?"
"Say wha?" he replied, and I knew the pitiful drudge was nearly
brain-dead.
The Dominatrix returned and led me outside. "So, are you interested?"
I stalled for time as I strolled back toward the gate and freedom.
"What's the advance and royalty rate?"
"Advance? Royalties? There's nothing like that. Room and board is it.
You're doing this to establish your name in the public eye, and for the
'fun.'" She looked me up and down witheringly. "And believe me, someone of
your insignificant bibliography could really benefit by this."
We were now at the gate. "Uh, great, I'll sign on. But I left my
favorite fountain pen in the car -- "
A tremor in my voice must have betrayed my real intentions. "That's
okay," she countered, "I've got a pen."
I hit the fence four feet up, clawing for the top.
I lost the seat of my pants on the razor-wire, and one earlobe to the
Dominatrix's whip, but I was roaring off down the alpine rutted road before
she could stop me.
I counted myself lucky to escape at all.
IT'S A WYLDE, WYLDE LIFE
Among all the new writers receiving extravagant praise, I have yet to
see the name of Thomas Wylde. His stories in ASIMOV'S and F&SF which I have
had the pleasure to read have been gonzo fantasies exhibiting humor, wit and
sharp invention. Check out "Magic Cookies" (F&SF, 12/85) and hope someone
convinces Mr. Wylde to write a novel.
INVASION OF THE FEMALE POP STARS
Take a close look at the Giger illustrations for Jack Dann's story
"Tattoos" in the November OMNI. Is it borrowed from the cover of Debbie
Harry's KOO KOO, or am I missing something? And isn't that a portrait of
Annie Lennox on the cover of SKEEN'S LEAP by Jo Clayton? What next? Barbra
Streisand for a Connie Willis story?
AMERICA AS JOYSTICK
One must always replenish one's figures of speech from new technology.
It is with this tenet in mind that I propose the simile above, in the light
of the recent November elections and the precipitous drop in Reagan's
popularity due to the Iran-contra mess.
Joysticks boast a feature known as "defeatable self-centering." They
may be pushed to the right or left, but they always spring back to the
center. Thus America. We learn once again, as we did when the 'Sixties died,
that mo matter how far right or left the country is pushed, it always returns
to the Great Sane and Mediocre Center.
Now if we could just keep everyone's finger off the firing button....
FIRST-NAME BASIS
And while we're on the topic of politics, what about a lesson we could
learn from the Philippines? I'm referring, of course, to how everyone from
peasants to ministers calls the Aquino administration "the Cory government."
This shows an admirable lack of respect for all politicians, which we
could well emulate. I, for one, plan to refer only to "the Ronnie
government" from now on. (Locally, I will speak of "the Joey city government"
and "the Eddie state government.")
Exercise your right to nicknames now!
BEST GRAFFITO OF THE MONTH -- DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER SELF-REFERENTIAL CATEGORY
"Graffiti is a political act!"
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS (Replies to Many Queries of General Interest --
Valuable Suggestions from Readers)
T.E.D. KLEIN, on my Stephen King essay: "...a courageous piece of work." --
Well, Ted, I was just spouting off, but thanks anyway. I was guided by that
famous folk-saying, "Even a Krazy Kat may look at a King!"
CHARLES PLATT, on ditto: "...there have been some stories of his, such as
'Apt Pupil,' which I feel bring to life certain aspects of the human psyche,
and unpleasant qualities in American culture, better than almost any writer I
have ever read."
-- I don't deny King an occasional shining moment, I guess. What I
object to is calling his work "art." There are plenty of beautiful natural
objects -- seashells, spiderwebs -- which can not be called art because they
are simply blind expressions of their creators' genes. King's work strikes
me as much the same, only he fails more often than he succeeds. I resent
plowing through piles of crap -- a la the output of the writing program
RACTER -- just to find the rare gem.
WHEREIN I SHED 96 TEARS
Okay folks, I realize this issue is coming out less than a month after
the first (to avoid the Xmas postal glut), but still and all, I received no
correspondence other than the above, after a couple of weeks. All you
SLUGABEDS and PROCRASTINATORS out there, lissen up: if you have any interest
in this VANITY PROJECT of mine, please respond. (If you hate it, a simple
LETTER BOMB will suffice....) Your missive doesn't even have to be
COMPREHENSIBLE. A simple POSTCARD with your THUMBPRINT will do. Or emulate
the two PARAGONS OF EPISTOLARY VIRTUE cited
above....
ASTRAL AVENUE Paul Di Filippo
2 Poplar Street
Providence, RI 02906

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Wherever SF goes -- Astral Avenue has been there and left!
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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Number 3 Jan 1987. THIS MONTH'S ODDS: Casey-type "seizure," 2-1;
resignation, 3-1; impeachment, 50-1; NSC coup, even.
"You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make her think."
CURRENT NEWS AND VIEWS: The Fortnight's Pen Pictures Illustrating the Dark
and the Bright Side of Civilization
Publisher's note: Already there has been some misunderstanding about our
intentions in publishing AA. Let us state what we thought was obvious from
the start. ASTRAL AVENUE is simply a time-consuming, money-wasting folly
intended to provide an outlet for spare energies and thoughts, squeezed
inbetween what must forever be deemed our more important work, namely the
composition of fiction. Additionally, it is intended to encourage
communication among Diverse Deviants and provide an occasional laugh,
frisson, epiphany, or sour stomach. It is not some kind of calculatedly
offensive broadside meant to topple the status quo. The status quo is quite
capable of undermining itself, thank you, through inanition and boredom.
(The preceding has been vetted by the Organization of Apocryphal Power, which
has established a transplenary nexus inside our shower stall.)
Trash, Flash, and Time The Avenger
The stack of SF magazines balanced atop the stolen plastic milk crates
came tumbling down atop my head as I was bending over the examine the
October, 1958 issue of SUPER SCIENCE-FICTION (containing "Blood By Transit,"
author, Harlan Ellison ('The teleport worked, but at risk of hideous death!')
and "The Fight With the Gorgon" by Robert Silverberg ('The weird monster had
extraordinary powers!')). I was knocked ass over teakettle, and rendered more
unconscious than usual.
When I came to, lying amid the flaking pulp, I was mysteriously moved to
open the April 1977 issue of ANALOG, which I had never previously read. In
"The Reference Library," then being manhandled by Lester del Rey, I
encountered the following:
"UNEARTH (issue #1) is not at all recommended.
"This should have been expected. The whole idea of a magazine by
previously unpublished writers is wrong. The other magazines pay far better
and offer more prestige. Any new writer with a good story is going to try
for the better markets first, as a rule. What's left, since all magazines of
science fiction welcome new writers, won't have much to offer."
Besides being pissed that my own story -- my first fiction sale -- which
was included in UNEARTH #1 wasn't even thought worthy of specific
denigration, I was struck by the whole asininity, the smarmy elitism, of del
Rey's argument, and how history has proved him wrong.
Let's look first at the utter illogic of what del Rey was saying.
The field needs markets, of whatever sort. One has only to read
Malzberg's essay "Memoir from Grub Street" -- wherein he calculates, based on
personal editorial experience, that there are hundreds of publishable stories
going unprinted every month -- to realize that there simply aren't enough
empty slots for all worthy contenders. To lambaste a magazine simply because
it specialized in "first sales" is abysmally stupid. (And remember that
UNEARTH's stated policy was always to publish future works by those it
"discovered," so that it hardly differed, in the end, from the other mags).
Putting aside this paper tiger, let's look at how UNEARTH is beginning
to shape up in the eyes of history. After all, it's been ten years now.
Folks, this is the really sweet part! Have a gander at this list of
authors initially published by the magazine del Rey turned thumbs down on.
My name leads because I am the sole survivor of issue #1: Di Filippo,
Blaylock, Sucharitkul, Gibson, and Rucker. Not a bad little roster, in my
book. Now, admittedly, these folks would probably have gone on to be
published without UNEARTH. But the plain historical fact is that UNEARTH was
there and got 'em first, for which service we are forever indebted to it.
Just to twist the knife a little, let's make a completely arbitrary,
biased, and slanted comparison of the list above with the names of the
nonestablished writers published in the April '77 ANALOG: Robert Freitas,
George Ewing, Stephen Leigh, Roy Prosterman, Bernard Deitchman.
What a fuckin' joke! By any objective measure, ANALOG should be
retroactively closed down, and UNEARTH resurrected with a million-dollar
budget! But of course, I am not going to argue that, since it's contrary to
my first point: the more markets, the better. I'd have to be as
hog-ignorant as del Rey to do it.
All of which brings me to the point alluded to in the title of this
article. Every literary judgement is conditional. We never know nuthin'
fersure until history casts the final ballot. Melville was dead and
out-of-print until some keen-eyed twentieth-century critics were turned on to
him and turned on others. It should inspire us all with a little humility.
See me again about this in twenty years.
HOW MUCH DID YOU GET FOR YOUR SOUL? or, First I Look At the Purse
In the last issue, I expressed the desire that Thomas Wylde write a
novel. Well, recent news should teach me about who might be listening to
one's hasty wishes.
In LOCUS #311, we are told that Mr. Wylde will be writing one novel in a
series of books developed and plotted by Roger Zelazny.
Put plainly, this sucks.
Let me insert a few disclaimers first. 1). I realize writers must eat
and pay the rent. 2). I have never been offered such a job, and might have
a sour-grapes attitude, altho I doubt it. 3). I have no right to run Mr.
Wylde's career.
With that out of the way, let me say: This still sucks.
The fact that a marvelous new writer has an easier time debuting as part
of someone else's pre-packaged line is disgusting. I want to see a Thomas
Wylde novel, not second-hand Zelazny!
OUR ARABIAN COUSINS
From ARABIA by Jonathan Raban, pp269 - 271.
"A man was introduced to me as 'the only science fiction writer in
Arabia'.... I asked the writer of science fiction to tell me about his work.
"'My last book is about a world under the sea. It has its own minerals.
Enough wealth. It would like to live peacefully by itself, but there are
two other worlds fighting over it. They want these valuable minerals. They
are very powerful, these worlds, they have very advanced technologies, they
have much money, they need the minerals of the world under the sea, and they
make war over them. It is a war-of-the-worlds book, you see.'"
"'And the world under the sea caught between two great powers is really
Egypt?'"
"'No, it is imaginary. It is a world that I make up in my
imagination.'"
"'But it is a political metaphor...'"
"'It is not political, it is science fiction.'"
"'Perhaps, though, you are free to say things in the form of science
fiction that you couldn't say in a realistic novel?'"
"Yes, I think a writer of science fiction is free, because his world is
all in his imagination.'"
"'Policemen,'" said the poet, "'are not clever men. I think it is a
good thing that they don't understand metaphors.'"
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
What connection is there between Poul Anderson's story and the
mercenary/spy Sam Hall, recently arrested in Nicaragua?
Does Rudy Rucker's recent move to Los Gatos, California, have anything
to do with the fact that Albert Hakim, fiscal intermediary in the Iragua
deal, also lives there?
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Bruce Sterling: Your attack on King proves you know how to pick on guys your
own size.
-- Actually Bruce, you've hit the nail on the head. Both Steverino and I
have been topping the dreaded 190 mark lately, although he chooses to belt
Below-the-Paunch, whereas I opt for the Fred Mertz Look. Many's the time
that my phone's rung at midnight, with the Maine-iac on the other end,
begging for my recipe for Lo-Cal Brownies. But, being a tuff guy, I leave
him whimpering.
Ellen Datlow: The illo for Jack Dann's "Tattoos" is an outtake of the
Deborah Harry album-cover sitting. We never commission art. The art dept
tries to find art that fits the story from material in existence.
-- While I generally enjoy OMNI's juxtaposing of, say, a Magritte with a
story, I have trouble when the image chosen is one that bears heavy
commercial connotations. As an extreme example: I enjoyed Gervasio
Gallardo's covers for the old Ballantine adult fantasy line, but I wouldn't
want one of his Grand Marnier ads on the cover of my book.
Rudy Rucker: I've also thought what you said about King for a long time now.
I've always found his bullies unrealistic -- stuck in childhood.
Michael G. Adkisson: I agree with your analysis of Stephen King. It's
disgusting that a writer of his rank should receive so much fame while others
of high literary caliber are shit upon. But... I guess all the big chunks
always float to the top, don't they? (How's that for some King dialogue?)
-- Mike, we predict a big career for you as scriptwriter for teen films such
as PORKY'S XXI.
David Clear: Is it true that if you live on Astral Avenue you can go out
without getting out of bed?
-- Yes Dave, the residents of Astral Avenue CAN project their souls.
However, as we mentioned in issue #1, the eponymous Providence street is a
mundane, middle-class block. The inhabitants, when travelling astrally,
tend not to journey to Far Yuggoth or Beyond the Gates of Sleep, but to
church bake-sales, Jaycee meetings, and the malls, where they give the
incarnate patrons the heebie-jeebies.
Paul Di Filippo
2 Poplar Street
Providence, RI 02906

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From Providence: The city that made 3/4 of the Talking Heads what they are
today!
it's....
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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Number 4 Feb 1987
BUMPER STICKER OF THE MONTH: "My other car is a piece of shit, too."
The 1st time, tragedy; the 2nd time, farce; the 3rd time, docudrama
CURRENT NEWS AND VIEWS
The Fortnight's Pen Pictures Illustrating the Dark and the Bright Side of
Civilization! The Search For Big Bucks
Reading time 11 minutes 35 seconds
Publisher's Note
At the Post Office, we mail our overseas copies of ASTRAL AVENUE as
"Printed Matter," to take advantage of cheaper rates. (Every cent counts
around here. Literally. We only finished out Christmas shopping by rolling
2000 pennies and cashing them in.) Are we lying to the postal clerks? AA is
produced, after all, on a Smith-Corona TP-II PRINTER, which makes it 'printed
matter,' right? But that's only stage one; after, the original is xeroxed...
Is xerox 'printing'? Or is printing only what happens at a printshop,
or at a Giant Conglomerate like Books And Sausages, Inc.? We suspect that
such questions are going to rapidly take on more importance, as desktop
publishing proliferates.
Today, semantics -- tomorrow, lawsuits!
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY UNANTICIPATED
I had planned to subject you all to another of my stupefyingly cogent
essays, here in this space. But making my point required hunting down a
quote in COUNT ZERO, and when I couldn't find it after half an hour, I gave
up. Your reprieve is only temporary, tho. I'm still looking.
Meanwhile....
THE OLD SF THE NEW SF
-------------- -------------------
Frederick's of Hollywood..........Victoria's Secret
Elvis P. .........................Elvis C.
Ripple ...........................Bruce Juice
Popsicle .........................Tofutti
Mom 'n' Pop Store ................The Mall
Underwood.........................Laserwriter
Moon Landing......................Challenger
Eggbeater.........................Cuisinart
"Nerves"..........................Chernobyl
P. F. Flyers......................Reeboks
John Wayne........................John Waters
Marilyn...........................Madonna
Cadillac..........................Hyundai
Analog............................Digital
The Clap..........................AIDS
Einstein..........................Hawking
Vietnam...........................Nicaragua
Walter Winchell...................Hunter S. Thompson
"The Untouchables"................"Miami Vice"
The Crash of '29..................The Clash of '77
Hungary...........................Afghanistan
Velveeta.........................."Blue Velvet"
Stalin............................Gorbachev
Moxie.............................Slice
Nazis.............................Contras
Phlogiston........................Oxygen
Zap guns..........................Rail guns
Davy Crockett.....................Bernie Goetz
Valium............................Beta-Blockers
THE DEMISE OF YOUR BASIC ROCK LEGEND
1960's: Clapton is God.
1970's: Eno is God.
1980's: Prince talks to God.
Pet Peeve
I am going to share this with you because I am cruel and sadistic. Once
you are sensitized to this common grammatical error, you will hear it or read
it a hundred times a day. It will begin to drive you as crazy as it has
driven
me.
Pay attention.
The word "as" has many uses. One is to form similes. For example: "As
stupid as Reagan, Meese is more malevolent."
"As" can also substitute for "although." Consider the following
sentence: "Although he is stupid, Reagan is not THAT stupid." Make the
substitution, and this becomes:
"Stupid as Reagan is, he is not THAT stupid." The adjective moves up
front for emphasis.
No second "as" is necessary. There is no comparison being made. It
would be redundant to have it. YOU DO NOT NEED IT. DON'T PUT IT THERE.
TELL FRIENDS AND STRANGERS NOT TO DO IT. SOON, ENLIGHTENMENT WILL O'ERSPREAD
THE GLOBE....
Accepting The Award For Militaristic Propaganda Will Be....
It has recently come to my attention that the Cannes Film Festival
offers an award for "Supreme Intellectual Achievement." This is a marvelous
award. (I'm sure it sounds even better in French.) What I want to know is:
Why doesn't SF, the "literature of ideas," have such an honor?
What good do the Hugo and other awards do, even assuming they represent
honest polls? Novels with nothing in common are tossed into the same ring
and forced to fight it out. Why not establish different categories,
depending on the author's intentions and results?
Herewith, my divisions and
nominations:
SUPREME INTELLECTUAL ACHIEVEMENT: No award this year
SCALDING FEMINIST RHETORIC: Russ
WHIMSICAL LADIES' ROOM BANTER: Willis
SENSITIVE MALE INSIGHTS: Robinson (K.S.)
BIG COJONES: Pournelle
MOST TIMES THROUGH THE FOOD-CHAIN: Zahn
CLOSEST APPROX. TO ANTHRO. THESIS: Le Guin
LEGEND IN HIS OWN MIND: Robinson (S.)
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***** CONTEST ***** CONTEST ****** CONTEST ****** CONTEST *
WIN embarrassing picture of The Publisher by being the first to finish this
story in 500 words or less, being careful to take account of Edward Teller
and of Jack and Neal driving through the test
range.
INSTABILITY
by Rudy Rucker and YOUR NAME HERE
Jack and Neal, loose and blasted, sitting on the ramshackle porch of Bill
Burroughs' shack. Burroughs is sitting catatonic in his orgone box, a copy
of the Mayan codices in his lap; he's already fixed H twice today. Neal is
cleaning the seeds out of a shoebox full of maryjane. Time is thick and slow
as honey. In the distance the shrimp-packers' noon whistle blows. Burroughs
rises to his feet like a figure in a well-oiled Swiss clock. "There is
scrabbling," he tells Jack. "There is scrabbling behind the walls. Bastards
made a hole somewhere. You ever read Lovecraft's 'Colour Out Of Space,'
son?"
"I read it in prison," says Neal, puffing up his chest with pride.
"Dig, Bill, your mention of that document ties in so exactly with my most
recent thought mode that old Jung would hop a hardon."
"Mwheee-heee-heee," says Jack. "The Shadow knows."
"I'm talking about this bomb foolishness," says Burroughs, stalking
stifflegged over to stand on the steps. "The shrimpers' noon whistle is
getting us all ready for WWIII, and if we're all ready for THAT, then we're
ready to be a great civilian army, yes, soldiers for Joe McCarthy and Harry
Anslinger, poised to stomp out the reds 'n' queers 'n' dopefiends. Science
brings us this. I wipe my queer junkie ass with science, boys. The Mayans
had it aaaaall figured out a loooong time ago. Now take this Von Neumann
fellow...."
"You mean Django Reinhardt?" asks Neal. "Or Wilhelm Reich?"
"William Bendix," says Jack. "Man, this is your life, their life, my
life, a dog's life, God's life, the Life of Riley. Von Neumann of the
desert, Neal, it was in the Sunday paper we were rolling sticks on in
Tuscaloosa, I got an eidetic memory flash of it, brother, just before you
nailed that cute Dairy Queen waitress who wanted to rim you with her
retrousse Joan Crawford nose."
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THANX, RUDY, for your contribution. We're sure that after our readers
ingest enough Industrial-Strength Brain-Drano, they'll be up to the
challenge. Results in future issues. Be there, or be square!
PEOPLE YOU NEVER SEE TOGETHER, BECAUSE THEY'RE REALLY ONE AND THE
SAME
Ed Bryant ..................... Father Guido Sarducci
Robert Heinlein ............... King Hussein of Jordan
Michael Bishop ................ Leonard Nimoy
Robert Silverberg ............. Martin Scorsese
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS ::: All inquiries on subjects of general interest
will be answered in these columns
BRUCE STERLING: ASTRAL AVENUE is your chance to offend your contemporaries
and coworkers.
-- We know Bruce speaks from his own tragic experience as Locker Room
Attendant under Vinnie O. of CHEAP TRUTH, but still we can't believe that
anyone would take umbrage at our harmless rag. The whole SF community is
one happy brotherhood of dedicated, selfless, joshing -- HOLY SHIT, someone
just crept up behind me and stuck a fuckin' machete in my back! Hold on, we
shall return...
COLIN GREENLAND: What's a quahog anyway?
-- We would call this a typical Anglo-American mixup, Colin -- except that
no one outside of the Northeast knows what a quahog is either. We're sure
that you were the only one honest enough to admit it. A quahog is a big
tasty bivalve indigenous to RI. It makes a great stew, or, if its guts are
taken out, cooked, mixed with a bread-stuffing, and reinserted into the
half-shell, a "stuffy." Its shells form nifty ashtrays or pseudo-gravel for
driveways. It is our pride and joy, kind of like the Queen's Corgis.
Several dozen stinking, dripping samples are on their way via mail to your
doorstep.
MISHA CHOCHOLAK (by the way -- it was just a flesh wound, folks) sends a
non-verbal response, consisting of a sheet of paper covered with gunpowder
burns, punctuated with bullet-holes, and bearing the name of this mag smeared
in what appears to be blood.
-- Thanx, Misha. We hope it's a compliment. (When they boost the reward for
her to $10,000, we have dibs.)
ORSON SCOTT CARD: ASTRAL AVENUE looks like it's going to be a wonderful
zine, but I couldn't find any information in it on how to go about
subscribing.
-- AA searches out people on its own, Scott, no matter where they hide, and
no amount of sweet-talkin' will get it otherwise. However, large sums of
money will secure it just fine.
YOSHIO KOBAYASHI: I like this kind of fanzine. -- And we like you, Yoshio.
We also like Yoshio's dot-matrix printer, which is really Hi-Quality.
MARC LAIDLAW ... a glimmer of light in the general blear! ... out of milk
here, but eggnog tastes just fine on shredded wheat... I would like to order
one of your reader's doze alarms altho fantasy does not strike me as the
greatest offender. I would reserve that position for ANALOG.
I don't buy the superiority of SF over fantasy. I think the two should
be considered not as separate entities, but as a ratio. We could talk in the
future of the F/SF ratio, and diagnose the field in these terms, just as a
doctor diagnoses one's immune status in terms of the ratio of helper T-cells
to suppressors....
Fantasy plays stupid, SF pretends to be a know-it-all. Each can be
equally irritating...
My personal favorite grafitto: METHADONE ZENSLAVES....
Your depiction of the timeshared world was dead-on. Authorship is a
lonely profession... Perhaps someday, on a computer net, half-a-dozen
writers can unroll the word-music from their fingertips simultaneously while
some Eno filters the sentences, weaves them together, and squeezes them into
mass-marketable little cubes. In that case, would you rather be the engineer
or the writer?
....Costello fan? Have you noticed the imagistic similarity of "Tokyo
Storm Warning" to Gibson's futuristic Japan?
The appearance of Annie Lennox on a Jo Clayton novel should hardly
surprise anyone -- I believe she's signed a contract with DAW to present a
showcase of tough feminist novels, "Annie Lennox Presents..."
... this trend in literature is simply the trickling down of corporate
advertising policies long apparent on TV and audible on radio... I truly
believe that one day soon we'll be wading through the latest Stephen King
by-product only to find that -- as the flashlight dies and the carbuncular
kid finds himself alone on the haunted path -- it's an ad for Duracell
batteries.
I'm hoping to get Emilio Estevez and Roseanna Arquette to star in my
next book, which will actually be an elaborate plug for Tiparillos.... MARC
LAIDLAW
-- Marc sent us a letter longer than the average issue of ASTRAL AVENUE, from
which we've excerpted. As to your points, Marc: I am an inveterate lover
and writer of fantasy, and have been the former for approximately twenty
years, long before the boom. I will let your ingenious analogy stand for my
feelings too. Not only has Costello doubtlessly read Gibson, but probably
also Mick Jones (cf: BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE's "Sony"). We look forward to
reading your sell-out novel, Marc. May we propose the title: "Desperately
Seeking Cash Before the Repo Man Comes"?
JOHN KESSEL: "Astral Avenue" should be on the Monopoly Board.
-- We are the property that pays low rents, throws noisy parties, leaves
empty beer bottles in the yard, and has a '69 Cadillac up on cinder blocks in
the driveway.
TERRY CARR: I thought the line "You can lead a whore to culture, but you
can't make her think" was sexist.
-- Terry sent a much longer letter, which will be featured next issue, but we
wanted to deal with this now. Terry, we generally favor Wit, Abrasiveness,
and Shock Value over Politically Correct Androgyny, but you've completely
misread us here. By "whore" we meant everyone from Eleventh Avenue street
tarts to Port Authority male hustlers, and we were using "her" in the
feminist sense of subsuming all humanity, just as "his" has been
traditionally used. So you see our little epigram was actually sly feminist
propaganda!
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2 Poplar Street
Providence, RI 02906
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it's
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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No. 5. Mar '87
Plain living, high thinking. -- Billy Wordsworth.
When the money gets big, the SF pros turn sane.
It's always darkest just before the shitstorm.
The only thing more humiliating than selling out is trying to sell out and
being
refused.
PUBLISHER'S NOTE.
As you can see from the three lead articles below, it's been a busy,
busy year so far in Periodical World. What with all this talk of writers
spanking the deity, editors performing the Dance of the Seven Veils, and
Rambo Reviewers slaughtering gooks, our heads fairly spin. One wonders what
Joe Author and Jane Editor can possibly do in the upcoming months to top the
wild 'n' wacky events of the fledgling year. Without a doubt, tho, we'll
find out.
As for ourselves, we've spend a wonderful month waiting hand and
foot on egregiously elitist Brown University students, in the capacity of
Bookstore Clerk during beginning-of-semester rush. Nothing can take away
one's respect for today's factory-style higher education faster than
confronting some of its products. High point of our tenure was ACTUALLY
TOUCHING COSIMA VOM BULOW'S HAND, as she paid for her books. (She was taking
one history course, and 18th century lit. We hope to sell this information
to the NY Post, so hands off!) Also deadening to the sensibilities
was handling approximately 500 books per hour, until they become merely
tiresome items like canned goods or car-parts. We even adopted the malicious
proposal once critic tossed at DHALGREN, mentioning that perhaps we could
just set up scales and sell the texts by the pound.
C'est la vie, dude.
KING SEZ HE'S POP TO GOD
"But I haven't been in loco parentis to anybody but God for a very
long time now..." Stephen King, OMNI, 2/87.
-- We'd like Steve to know that "in loco parentis" means "in charge
of," not "under the charge of." Considering he used the phrase correctly a
couple of sentences before the one quoted, we were baffled. (By the way, MR.
King reveals himself to be on the side of the angels in the censorship debate
-- but precision still counts.)
EDITOR BARES ALL
"A magazine editor, for example, described with relish how she
begins taking off her clothes the moment she steps inside her apartment and
completes the process by the time she reaches her kitchen. Neither the light
of day not open drapes deters her." THE NY TIMES, 1/8/87.
-- Anyone we know?
ANALOG: "GENOCIDE RULES OK!"
"Barry has been picking up the same message I give my biology
students -- if they could arrange today to wipe out nine-tenths, 4.5 billion,
of the Earth's human population, they would save more people than they would
kill, thanks to the foreseeable consequences of worldwide population growth.
Perhaps we need an international Jim Jones, with cyanide-laced Kool-Aid for
the billions." Tom Easton, ANALOG 3/87.
-- Maybe our irony-detector is on the fritz, but we don't see this as a
laudable attempt at black humor in the staid pages of ANALOG, but rather a
true expression of their weltanschauung. Tell us what you
think.
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THE LANGUAGE OF (let's spend) THE NIGHT (together)
What is the purpose of the artistic technique known as "allusion," and can
it be made to have any relevance in the post-modern era?
With a little luck, I hope to be able to answer these two questions
before we're done here.
But first, one necessary definition.
"Allusion" I take to mean any reference -- embodied in a work of art
-- pertaining to another work of art distinct from the first.
This definition seems to stigmatize allusion as a hermetic
technique. Should not every work of art be a self-defined representation of
some 'real' or 'imaginary' world? The anchors of art must be things other
than art itself, once could argue. What good does it do for one work of art
to refer to another? It smacks of incest and idle games, the pastime of
pedants or bookworms, who have no other referents than words.
In addition, the Puritan work-ethic makes allusion seem like theft.
A writer "borrows" or "steals" another's words and incorporates them into his
own text, thus getting something for nothing.
I maintain that these criticisms of allusion are baseless. Allusion
serves a worthwhile purpose in art. Sure, like any technique, it can be
overdone. But handled correctly, it is an invaluable tool.
The confusion stems from a misperception of the role of art in
society.
Just as man is part of nature, so is art a part of society and
culture. The man/nature dichotomy and the art/life dichotomy are both false.
There has never been a society without art. As Steely Dan sez of
prehistoric cave paintings, "They put it on the wall/ Before there was even
any Hollywood." (Trivia quiz: What recent SF novel opens with an allusion to
this song? Answer: PALIMPSESTS.)
To refer to a previous work of art in a new one is, then, no more
'decadent' or 'effete' than it is to refer to, say, a car or a house, two
other manmade objects.
Let us examine the positive potential of allusion. Allusion
attempts to secure for the new work a vital link to the past. Allusion
embeds a work in the vast matrix of art that already exists. Allusion adds
resonance. Allusion acts as a kind of shorthand, where one phrase can
conjure up a whole book, whose remembered meanings interact with those of the
current text.
SF is a genre where allusion in one way flourishes and in another is
hardly used at all. The sharing of common invented terms and concepts among
different authors is a kind of primitive but useful allusion, which gives SF
much of its strength. But in the sense of aligning itself with the vast
corpus of world literature, SF hardly uses allusion, and is the poorer for
it.
But what, in the standardless era, does one meaningfully allude to?
Prior to this century, writers assumed that their readers were of an
elite stratum and had common knowledge of officially sanctioned classic
texts. Allusions to the Bible, Shakespeare, and Greek and Roman authors could
be made with assurance. But Horace and Seneca do not have high recognition
factors nowadays.
This is not to totally foreclose the option of alluding to more
modern texts. Roger Zelazny can title a story "...And Call Me Conrad" and
confidently expect most people to hear an echo of Melville, if only the
Classic Comics version.
However, one must allude to that which can be recognized. What can
replace the old standards, though?
My proposal is pop music. Specifically, rock 'n' roll. I contend
that today, thirty-plus years after the birth of rock, the music forms a
coherent, recognizable, rich and multiplex canon to which fruitful allusion
can be made.
Without further theorizing, here are three examples.
(1) "His calves aching, using branches and boulders to pull himself
up the last few nearly vertical yards of the trail, he finally hauled his
weary body onto the ledge that represented the highest peak in the whole
range. The view was awesome, the corrugated earth spreading away to the
horizon. Dawn broke. "Every mountain and hill shall be made
low...."
(2) "His calves aching, using branches and boulders to pull himself
up the last few nearly vertical yards of the trail, he finally hauled his
weary body onto the ledge that represented the highest peak in the whole
range. The view was awesome, the corrugated earth spreading away to the
horizon. Dawn broke. "Night's candles are burnt out, and jocund day
stands tiptoe on the misty mountaintops..."
(3) "His calves aching, using branches and boulders to pull himself
up the last few nearly vertical yards of the trail, he finally hauled his
weary body onto the ledge that represented the highest peak in the whole
range. The view was awesome, the corrugated earth spreading away to the
horizon. Dawn broke. "Ain't no mountain high enough, baby, cuz I
chop them down with the side of my hand!"
See how easily the third allusion fits in the natural niche occupied
by a Biblical phrase or a couplet of Shakespeare's.
Alluding to rock lyrics imparts a modern tone, something SF sorely
lacks. Admittedly, one cannot believably have intergalactic adventurers of
the year 10,000 A.D. quoting Dylan. However, many overly pompous and
tight-ass stories would benefit by the injection of a little rock anarchism.
Alluding to rock actually precludes certain unhealthy modes of writing.
I cannot imagine anyone succeeding in writing a novel of Star Wars
techno-fascism bolstered with rock lyrics.
"General Lardpants smashed his fist on the desk and began to shout
at his aide. 'Goddamn it! do you mean to tell me that the lily-livered 120th
Congress has again failed to vote for our orbiting PX's, without which our
boys on space-station duty cannot buy their smokes! Hey, you, get offa my
cloud! You can't always get what you want, but I'm damned well gonna get
what I need! It's gonna be nineteenth nervous breakdown for someone, by
Jove!'"
Utterly impossible, except as farce.
Please note that allusion is more than simply mentioning a song by
title or artist. This technique is a copout, the Ann Beattie School of Cheap
Touchstones. One must do more than merely write:
"They walked down the street; a Stones song issued from a passing
car."
No, actual lyrics must be incorporated -- almost as found objects --
directly into the flow of the narrative. This involves more work but the
payback is higher in terms of frisson.
Try this technique. It might open up new horizons. It did for me.
Walls might just come tumblin' down, as you build a solid bond in the
reader's heart.
PEOPLE YOU NEVER SEE TOGETHER BECAUSE THEY'RE ONE AND THE SAME
Ray Bradbury .................... Andre Previn
N'EST-CE PAS UNE LETTRE
Dear Publisher of ASTRAL AVENUE:
I'm so glad to see that this issue doesn't have any letters column.
I think it's a shame the way your readers treat you. Half of them don't even
bother to respond, while the other half send in the most bizarre and
outrageous theories, crotchets, whimsicalities, vituperations and
fulminations. Can't they see that ASTRAL AVENUE is intended to be something
akin to Mr. William Buckley's wonderful magazine, a sober and rational forum
for logical discourse and gentlemanly debate? I offer a hearty and sincere
"Huzzah" in response to your courage in excluding correspondence from your
smudgy Xeroxed pages.
(signed) A. Loyal Sycophant
-- Dear Mr. S.: Next issue might possibly be all
letters.
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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No. 6 Apr. '87.
SF person whose maiden name most closely resembles *AA*: Astrid Anderson.
Official Record of *AA*: Van Morrison's ASTRAL WEEKS.
Official Painting: Dali's PARANOIAC ASTRAL IMAGE.
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"exclusive." We have no rich advertisers to pay
printing and mailing costs. Even so we send
*AA*
to many wonderful people who can't pay for it in
dollars. They appreciate it because it shows them
a way out of oppression, poverty, giving them
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PUBLISHER'S NOTE. (PUBLISHER'S NOTE is donated this issue by us for a Public
Service Announcement and Quiz.)
Racism is on the rise in this country. We all know of recent events
in Howard Beach, for example. Take the following test (composed by a panel
of scientific experts) to see if you harbor any unsuspected racism.
WHO WOULD YOU RATHER HAVE SEX
WITH?
ASSUMING YOU ARE WHITE:
A) Ronald Reagan/Nancy Reagan
B) Billy Dee Williams/Vanessa Williams
ASSUMING YOU ARE BLACK
A) Redd Foxx/Ella Fitzgerald
B) Richard Gere/Kim Basinger
IF you answered (A) in Section One, please move to Forsyth County
immediately. The same choice in Section Two qualifies you for membership in
Louis Farrakhan's church.
SPECIAL ALL-LETTERS ISSUE
ROB MILLER: In my former lives I wasn't born yet, so this time around I'm
having trouble forming informed opinions.
-- We feel you'll fit right in here, Rob.
DON D'AMASSA: While I think you are too hard on Stephen King, some of your
points are valid. Particularly in IT, there is a repetitiveness of phrase
and idiom that blurs the distinction among characters... Del Rey never
impressed me as a reviewer. He seemed to have this vision of what SF should
be and books were dismissed for not conforming rather than for any inherent
flaws.
-- Don has read more books than Del Rey has published - and we're talking
total units!
ALLEN VARNEY: By and large I agree with Di Filippo's trashing of Stephen
King's work. But the reply to Platt's letter in issue #2 is offensive and
patronizing (to King).
-- To paraphrase Brian Aldiss speaking of Asimov: "What can I say to
(dis)honor the man that he hasn't already said himself?" ('My works are the
literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries.' King, NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW)
But let a better critic than I reply to the charge of Excessive Vitriol:
"It's true. Critics tend to be an irritable lot... Why do we do
it? First there is the reactive pain. Only those who have reviewed, year in
and year out, know how truly abominable most fiction is. And we can't remove
ourselves from the pain. Ordinary readers can skip, or read every third
word, or quit in the middle. We can't. We must read carefully, with our
sensitivities at full operation and our critical-historical apparatus always
in high gear.... The mental sensation is that of eating garbage, I assure
you, and if critics' accumulated suffering did not find an outlet in the
vigor of our language, I don't know what we would do. And it's the critics
who care the most who suffer the most; irritation is a sign of betrayed
love.... But there are other reasons.... critics welcome any way of
expressing judgements that will be both PRECISE and COMPACT. If VIVID be
added thereunto, fine -- what else is good style?... Wit is a form of
condensation..." (Joanna Russ, F&SF 11/79)
TOM SWIFT: Di Filippo's magazine. General impression is that he's the Andy
Rooney of SF criticism....
--- That's MICKEY Rooney, you pop-icon-slinging turkey! You know, as in:
"Hey, kids, my Dad's got a Xerox machine, let's put out a zine!" But
seriously, folks, we regret that our ideas are not dangerous enough to
necessitate a pseudonym like Mr. (Ms.?) Swift's. One nice thing about a
pen-name: your big public chest-thumping is divorced from your mingy private
actions, so no one can tell if YOU WALK IT LIKE YOU TALK IT!
PETER LAMBORN WILSON: OK, you're probably right re: pop music. But I'm
pretty sure NOTHING'S gonna save serious literature... & ultimately, who
cares? I'm enjoying *AA*. You'd save money by xeroxing on both sides.
ASTRID ANDERSON: ASTRAL AVE is great fun -- have you considered double-sided
xerox to save some bucks? Just watch your spacing for the corner staple.
You're wrong about Bob Silverberg -- he's actually Lou Aronica.
-- Actually, guys and gals, most people tell us that the blank side of each
page is the best part! In truth, tho, Kinko's Copies charges per exposure,
not per sheet of paper, so double-sided copying costs the same. I suppose I
would save in postage -- i.e., I could mail ten pages of text instead of five
for 22 cents. But do I -- does anyone? -- really have ten pages worth of
opinion every month? Simplify, simplify!
As for the corner staple: ever since the PLAYBOY centerfold lost her
staples, a vital element of mystery has fled our sad culture. The flesh
concealed beneath Miss June's staples was always the most erogenous part,
being the only hidden portion of her anatomy. Therefore, we follow the
practice of always obscuring something under our own corner staple, hoping to
restore some mystique to this show-it-all society.
RUDY RUCKER: The writers out here that I see... are getting into the idea of
a new movement called Freestyle. The basic idea is to write like yourself
but more so.
-- No one could write more like himself than Mister Rudolfo von B. Rucker.
MICHAEL ADKISSON: The attitude displayed by the said individual from the
April 1977 ANALOG regarding UNEARTH and new writers is still very much with
us today. People don't want the new and untried -- they want the same old
crap, over and over.
-- For the other side of this issue, read on.
TERRY CARR: For one thing, the quotation from Lester del Rey was simply a
restatement of something that's been said often and often in fan circles for
forty years or more, to the effect that fanzines (or semiprozines like
UNEARTH) shouldn't publish SF stories by amateurs because there have always
been enough professional markets for good SF stories and even bad SF stories.
(Pause a moment and think of how many stories you've read in the
professional SF magazines that were just plain lousy. If all the
professional editors rejected a story -- even today there are still enough
editors to ensure that despite the personal preferences of each, any good
story will find a buyer -- then that story must be pretty bad indeed.)
Thus, as Lester recapitulated the argument, the stories that get
submitted to fanzines or semiprozines whose rates are negligible, usually
about 1/4 cent a word, are those that fall below the measure of quality that
even a pro editor faced with a deadline two days hence would have to observe.
So I think it's clear that the stories published in UNEARTH or any
other not-fully-professional magazine have almost always been the dregs left
over from the professional magazines and books. I have to say that I'm not
particularly impressed by your list of authors whose first stories were
published in UNEARTH, because though all the writers you named have gone on
to establish good and sometimes spectacular reputations with their
professionally published stories, that doesn't guarantee that their first
mini-sales were worth a damn or deserved to be published.
I think the truth is that those early stories just weren't worth
professional publication because the writers hadn't developed their talents
enough yet for the big league.
I could name you dozens of authors who are now in the Big Name
bracket whose first stories appeared in fanzines: Clarke, Bradbury,
Silverberg, Benford, Zelazny, Brunner, Ellison, and a whole lot more. For
that matter, my own early stories, written when I was thirteen or fourteen
years old, appeared in fanzines. I assure you that they were all pretty
terrible.
But since even this mini-list includes writers better than those
whose early stories appeared in UNEARTH, and since those early publications
by writers who are now famous were so bad, you can see why I'm not impressed
by your list of authors in UNEARTH. I think the truth is that professional
editors, considered as a group rather than individually (we all have our
blind spots), will always buy any sf or fantasy story that's even reasonably
good; therefore the stories that appear in less-than-professional markets are
seldom if ever worth reading.
Your claim that 'the field needs more markets, of whatever sort'
thus strikes me as pretty silly. If you seriously consider the history of SF
magazines and such, you won't be able to help noticing that when we had
twenty or thirty SF magazines, as we did in the early 40s and early 50s, most
of the stories that got published in them just plain stank. So do we really
need more SF markets now? Well, I think it might be good if we had one or
two more, just to add to the variety of published SF and fantasy; but if the
short SF market were ever again to expand into the twenties or even the
teens, I'm sure there'd be so many odoriferous stories published that they'd
cause readers to stop buying all SF magazines, and then where would we be?
TERRY CARR.
-- A few cavils (I'm sure readers will be supplying more):
(1). The alternative to working out one's beginning-writer faults in the
short story market is working out one's faults in the novel market, something
we see quite frequently nowadays, as fledgling writers, untempered by
previous sales, produce hand-handed first efforts. It seems to me that a bad
novel would turn off more people to SF than a bad story, leaving a
longer-lasting and bigger foul taste.
(2). Many critics (Aldiss, Malzberg) fell the Fifties were the real golden
age of SF, and can cite works to prove it. Perhaps the "glut" of mags was
partly responsible.
(3). Again, in the Fifties, someone like Dick could at least make a
(horsemeat-level) living off the mags, which is impossible now. What if one
wants to be a full-time writer without producing novels, temporarily or
permanently? More mags would allow this.
(4). Magazines are the cutting edge, short experiments being more likely to
get published than long ones. The fewer the mags, the duller the edge. I
still say: Let a hundred flowers bloom, and let history sort 'em
out!
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************** ASTRAL AVENUE ************** May 1987 No. 7
THE PUBLISHER'S DESK a personal chat with our readers by mr munsey
"If I couldn't write worth a damn, I think I'd like to own a hardware store.
I've long been fascinated by the enormous varieties of tools used to maintain
our society, as well as the clips, hinges, pins, brads, screws, pulleys,
wires, chains, clamps and pipes that hold it together. Not to mention the
putty, plaster, cement and paint that keep it looking well in places. Even
more than a book store, where I probably wouldn't get to read much anyway, I
believe that I could have been fairly happy in a good general hardware shop."
This humble and honest paragraph is from the introduction to Roger
Zelazny's THE LAST DEFENDER OF CAMELOT. We solicit contributions from
readers in the same vein. What would you do if you weren't involved in SF?
What is your dream occupation, the one where no niggling questions of
esthetics and royalties intrude? Look deep inside, and confess to a longing
to perform some honest work of benefit to society, instead of being the
artistic parasite you are today. Please resist the temptation to nominate
yourself for the job of photographing Pet-of-the-Month, or purchasing shoes
for Imelda Marcos. We're looking for salt-of-the-earth type jobs, or at least
the plausible.
To get everyone in the spirit, we will confess that our secret alternate
life is.... to be the owner of a record store. Spinning discs over the shop
system, turning people on to good new music, playing host to interesting
folks from the local music scene. No rejections, or struggles to produce
fiction of sempiternal worth.... Hold on a minute, if we go on in this vein,
we might not even finish this issue of AA!
***FRIDAY EVENING PROGRAMS up to and including all the latest post-modern
statements... Prescribed and approved by all the medical authorities, for
CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER, HEMORRHOIDS, as well as all
kindred ailments resulting from indiscretion in diet
ANNOUNCER: And now, your host of Love Connection, Chuck Woolery!
AUDIENCE: (Applause, hoots, catcalls, whistles)
CW: Thank you, thank you, people. Let's get down to the business of making
a Love Connection. Our first guest tonight is Joe Schmertz. (Enter Joe
Schmertz, crosses stage and sits next to CW)
CW: Nice to have you on the show, Joe. Why don't you tell us a little about
yourself?
JS: Well, I'm an editor for a science fiction magazine, and I'm looking for
a writer who can meet the demands of my readers for hard, technical SF.
CW: Sounds reasonable, Joe. Let's take a look at the writers you had to
choose from. First, there was Cathy.
CATHY (on videotape): Well, I've just sold my first novel, entitled THE
UNICORN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE....
CW: Next was Bill.
BILL (on videotape): My latest novel, TREMENDOUS CATACLYSM THAT NEARLY WIPES
OUT HUMANITY, has just gone back for a third printing before its publication
date...
CW: And finally, there was Helen.
HELEN (on videotape): I've only sold three stories so far, but one's been
anthologized in every best-of-the-year collection whose editor I've
personally met.
CW: Well, audience, you've seen who Joe had to pick from. Lock in your
votes, and when we return, we'll see who he actually chose for his "Literary
Love Connection."
<Break for commercial for Franklin Mint SF Classics>
CW: We're back. All right, Joe, tell us who you picked.
JS: Needless to say, I chose Bill.
AUDIENCE: Yaaaaayyy!
CW: Let's bring Bill in on this, as we hear about his submission. (Window
opens up, featuring Bill, live.)
CW: Hi, Bill. Make yourself comfortable, and jump in if there's anything
you want to "contribute," ha-ha.
BILL: Sure.
JS: Well, I was very eager to meet Bill. I had read his novel, and it was
just the kind of thing I was looking for. I was a little disappointed when he
actually showed up at my office.
CW: Why is that, Joe?
JS: Well, he was two hours late for our appointment, and drunk to boot. His
publisher had been feeding him booze at Elaine's while I sweated in my
windowless office. On top of that, I had been expecting Bill to look and act
like one of Heinlein's "competent men," so we could tout him to our readers
in our monthly biographical feature. Instead, he was timid and built like a
schmoo. Now I know why he never lets any publicity pictures appear on his
books.
AUDIENCE: Whoooooaaaa!
BILL: Chuck, I don't think that's a fair comment. A writer's appearance has
nothing to do with his or her work.
CW: Boy, is that a naive comment! Haven't you seen John Irving in wrestling
duds lately?
JS: Anyway, I was prepared to overlook all that. But the manuscript Bill
brought me was just the final straw. It was dog-eared and coffee-stained,
and must have been in a drawer since before Bill was first published. These
novelists all think they're too good to write short stories. Let me tell
them all now, it's not easy to cram ten pages of technical exposition into a
twenty-page novella. In any case, Bill's story was a total loser. I had to
bounce it right then and there. It was downright embarrassing for both of
us.
BILL: I've been busy on a publicity tour lately....
CW: No excuses, Bill. So, Joe, I take it we didn't make a "Literary Love
Connection?"
JS: No, I'm afraid not.
CW: Let's see who the audience picked for you.... Why, it was Helen, at 60
percent! Well, Joe, if you want to see a story from Helen, we'll pay for a
donut and endless cup of coffee for the both of you, at the local coffee-shop
near your office.
JS: What have I got to lose? She may not have a Ph.D. in physics, but she's
young and malleable --
CW: Great. And Bill, you can console yourself with your top spot on the
best-seller lists. Well, I'm afraid we're out of time for tonight, folks.
Tune in tomorrow, when we try to make and agent-author "Literary Love
Connection!"
AUDIENCE: (Applause, hoots, catcalls, whistles.)
**********
ANOTHER REASON NOT TO ATTEND THE NEBULAS
"March 8, 1914: After ingesting a toothpick along with an hors d'oeuvre
at a cocktail party, Sherwood Anderson, 64, died in Colon, Panama, of the
complications of peritonitis." -- A LITERARY BOOK OF DAYS.
THIS MONTH'S MAXIM: You can't spell "literary" without "lite."
HOT TIP!!!! Every reader of discernment should rush out and lay hands on a
copy of LOVING LITTLE EGYPT, by Thomas McMahon. Of particular interest is
how the author -- intentionally or inadvertently -- creates an analogue to
cyberspace and its cowboys in the phone network of the early twentieth
century.
THE PLAYBOY STAPLE
by Donn Webb
JHVH was angered by man. He removed the curse of Babel so everybody
knew exactly was everybody else was saying. World War III began fifteen
minutes later.
******
ACCESS TO TOOLS by Rudy Rucker
Why write a column in a... uh... Mr. Wizard vein? NET BLOWAGE. That's
the word I woke up with in my head yesterday or was it Belgium. Once my
college friend, and later Viet Vet, Don Marritz, wrote me a letter that
starts... uh.... "Dear Rudy and Sylvia, Of all possible ways to start a
letter, THIS is probably the worst..."
When I was at Seacon in Brighton, etc., some guys -- I mean real Brit
punks -- are yelling at me, sitting on the hotel porch and... now right in
this period I was reading A SCANNER DARKLY... uh, yesterday my dog winked at
me // my piles just dies // trucked in from Toledo // gosh you're a lovely
audience.
Broadway Danny Rose. What a great movie. Woody, he gives... uh...
short weight, you dig, B&W and you get out 20 mins. earlier than the kids who
are... uh... seeing FOOTLOOSE.
Recently I did some library research -- and that's really what I'd like
this column to be, viz., a sharing of the facts that I glean in my diffuse,
but wide-ranging investigations. What's in it for me? Hopefully (and I do
mean "hopefully," which is as much an authentic U.S. word as... uh... NET
BLOWAGE), hopefully this totally lame sentence will end. Yes!
Yeah... uh... I found this book in the library, the Lynchburg (called
L'burg for short)... uh... library and I looked up Ike's memoirs. AT EASE:
STORIES I TELL TO MY FRIENDS. Yeah. I had this rap... a running joke, like,
that I'd been telling my stories to... uh... friends. OK, now the idea was
that I'm writing the story of my life -- I was working on it, a novel that
I'm now working on (SHOP TALK! YES!) it's called THE SECRET OF LIFE. It's
basically a UFO novel. I feel, by the way, that it's high time for a lot of
UFO novels. The virtue of this form is that one has as many aliens as one
needs (rival races of saucer-aliens fight it out on Earth) without having to
HAUL ALL THAT SHIT THROUGH ALL THEM LIGHT-YEARS.
"Where's the UFOlogy section?" was the question that one of those fabled
Brit punks axed me back a page or piece (hyuck-hyuck)/cut/RESET yeah really
I mean someone did once say the word UFOlogy to me and I understood him, so
instead of killing me, he went in and got evicted by the dicks. Hotel.
OK, now Ike's memoirs. I was telling my friend Greg Gibson (who runs a
wonderful book-store called The Ten Pound Island Book Shop in Gloucester,
Mass., tell "Gib" you know me and he's liable to treat you to a real "Down
East" hoedown. Or is it clambake? Actually, he might kill you. No, really,
it's a nice shop.) Greg and I roomed together in college, and we were great
admirers of Jack and the Beats. I'd always wanted to write a book like ON
THE ROAD. And the way Jack actually did it was to get a teletype roll
(photographs exist!) and.. uh... put it in his typewriter and go on and on
and not have to be subject to the tyranny of the PAGE. (Of course, now a
scrolling word-processor is just such a piece of "paper." It seems likely to
change the texture of commercial prose. Or lead to a great artistic advance.
Whatever.)
Right. Now I want to finish this story. The one thing, I mean, I think
the FAIR thing to the readers of this column is that whenever I begin a story
I will eventually finish it within the body of the piece -- modulo, of
course, considerations of artistic polish and natural reticence. AT EASE:
STORIES I TELL TO MY FRIENDS, by Dwight David Eisenhower. We're talking
actual fucking library research here. I get the book, and it's wonderfully
greasy. The cover crinkling in the light and all covered with SEBUM (which
is the scientific name for the skin grease that humans ooze, q.v. T. Pynchon,
"...covering everything with an offensive coat of sebum.") sebum... yeah.
Ike. In... uh.... DESOLATION ANGELS, I guess, Jack is down in Mexico City
and living downstairs from some guy called "Old Ike the Pusher." In college,
Greg was a big jogger. He ran before any of the others. He had a rap: how,
when he was running and it hurt first so his lungs were falling out, then the
legs and the liver, the thing to cheer himself up was to think of "Old Ike
the Pusher."
I like Ike, but does Ike like me?
RIGHT! OK. Now what I was telling Greg when I was working up my psych
to write another book, was this idea that Ike's AT EASE should be a cult
classic, a book that any "true communicant" must have at least a nodding
acquaintance with... a book of the stature of Jean-Paul Sartre's NAUSEA,
perhaps (which I'll get back to next issue). OK, now it's a FUNNY idea that
AT EASE should be a good book. I mean it's an interesting idea, and one
wants it to be true. For years I laughed about the title. I remember once
saying, blown away at Don Marritz's wedding in Gettysburg, "AT EASE: STORIES
I TELL TO MY FRIENDS, what an incredibly feeble title, I mean, it's like a
LIMP DICK, at ease, yet...."
But yet. So the running joke I had with Greg was that... uh... my rap
about my book when I'm trying to up the... uh... net blowage or some shit...
uh... "If I have only begun to approach the transcendant clarity of 'Ike' in
his immortal..." Yeah. Right. So I'm at the Lynchburg Public Sebum and I
do find Ike's book. This is like one day I'm too burnt-out to write... but
I've still got my JOB to do, a type of behavior to exhibit -- as opposed to
watching..uh.. basketball games. And I'm thinking, "Well, maybe today I'm
not going to write much, but hell, it's only Monday or Tuesday. I like Ike!"
And plan to gut it for good quotes, right.
And go in there... past the... uh... sebum, and, uh...
..uh...
Well, there's not much of what you might call fine writing. I did find
two or three interesting things. He calls the intro by the line, "A Man
Talking To Himself." And is here, a voice in yer ear, via DICTAPHONE. Poor
guy couldn't type, I guess...
Anyway, he had a big dick. That's the one heretofore subtextual
transrealist fact that I ferreted out. I mean... MAYBE. Larry Flynt has
been an example to us all. I used to have a rap that Larry Flynt was the
Martin Luther King of the Seventies. I'm glad the Seventies are over.
Disco, Jerry F., it all fades. "Only real people survive," Henry was telling
me the other night. Henry and his wife Diana own 2 ladies' clothing stores.
Henry and I got into this rap about "net blowage." It's a phrase that came
to me a few days ago, out of nowhere, you know, the Muse sits on your face.
Ups the net blowage. They're about to start a City Council election here and
we were grooving off making 'the net amount of on-line blowage' a like major
issue.
The wrap-up. UFOlogy. It's heavy and worth thinking about. I don't
know if I would have ever fully gotten into SF if I hadn't read Ian Watson's
MIRACLE VISITORS. Which, in turn, draws a lot of energy from C.G. Jung's
FLYING SAUCERS, subtitle: "A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies."
Oh yeah, and why Ike had a big dick. Well, he was a real scapegrace at
West Point, always in trouble. Sometimes he even reported himself if nobody
else would bother. Genial. So the officer says, "Come down to my room in
dress-coats for punishment-duty-tour." It was Ike and his roommate, supposed
to report. And the PRANK is that they only wear the special dress-coats and
not the (expected) rest of the uniform, no not anything else, "not another
stitch." So all I'm saying is, if Ike had the (dick and) balls to do the
prank he must have been pretty well-adjusted or had a humongo dong.... one!
Well that's it. Next ish: NAUSEA by Jean-Paul Sartre, and THE BOOK OF
THE SUBGENIUS.
********
CURRENT NEWS AND VIEWS
Science Isn't Supposed To Be Entertaining
From BORIS ZAVGORODNY: I received your two envelopes with your zine, ASTRAL
AVENUE. Thank you very much!
From ROB MILLER: I suspect editors of prozines publish bad stories because
a) they think they are good; b) take big and/or known names to increase
sales; c) are similar to other popular stories, themes and authors; d) are
trendy.
I think Carr's statement is as bad as his collections of stories are
good.
From DON WEBB: Allusion to R-n-R is a tricky business. According to Gardner
Dozois, publishers of rock lyrics are the most likely to sue.
I would rather watch Red Foxx have sex with Nancy Reagan.
From LEWIS SHINER: Terry Carr's letter in AA#6 was not only fatuous,
self-serving crap, it also managed to contradict itself. His statement that
"professional editors... will always buy any sf or fantasy story that's even
reasonably good" is pure bullshit. I have read many good stories that were
rejected by every editor in the field. Why? Because the author was not yet a
Recognized Name. If any editor tells me they read a story out of the slush
pile the same way they read a story from a Big Name Pro, I would have to
politely suggest that they are lying through their teeth.
Furthermore, Terry does not seem to have read any of the UNEARTH stories
which he proceeds, nonetheless, to condemn as unfit for publication. I
myself have read at least two of them, "Fragments of a Hologram Rose" by
William Gibson and "The Red Planet" by James Blaylock, that I would rate
somewhere between first-rate and brilliant. By any standards.
Terry may feel that Clarke, Benford, and Brunner, for example, are
"better" writers than Gibson and Blaylock and Rucker -- but I don't.
Finally, after tellins us that every decent story written in SF is
immediately snapped up by himself or one of his fellow all-knowing,
all-seeing editors, he says maybe we should have "one or two more (markets),
just to add to the variety of published SF and fantasy." But Terry -- you've
already told us that they would only be adding worthless crap!
I'm in a position now where I can sell pretty much everything I write.
But I remember all too well what it was like when I couldn't. It's bad
enough that writers who are just starting out are so subject to the whims of
a few editors. What really chaps my ass is when somebody like Terry Carr
thinks his personal taste is more than just that -- that he has some cosmic
handle on the good and bad, and can consign a writer's work (in some cases,
work he hasn't even read) into obscurity with a casual sneer.
Signed, Hot under the collar....
From BRIAN ALDISS: You were talking about Lester del Rey and his prickish
judgements on SF. It's old history now, but some years back he tried his
hand at a history of SF, in the Garland series. It was so fatuous that even
his sycophants let it vanish without a trace. (Like he got the date of
publication of FRANKENSTEIN wrong, having cribbed it from James Gunn's
history where, by a freak of chance, it was also misprinted.)
His book is an attempt to promote his own role in pulp SF to something
like importance -- a concept, as Moskowitz once put it in a lapidary phrase,
the mind cannot stomach. Here as a sample for toilet-side reading is just one
paragraph from del Rey's history. Try and stay awake. It's from a chapter
called "The Age of Wonder"; it certainly made me wonder what del Rey's life
can have been about:
"In September 1932, SCIENCE FICTION DIGEST appeared, with Maurice Z.
Ingher as editor. Weisinger and Schwartz were now joined by Raymond A.
Palmer as associate or managing editors. This publication had a set of
departments somewhat similar to those of THE TIME TRAVELLER. But one of the
more interesting bits was a column speculating on just who Anthony Gilmore
might be..."
Personally, I'm still wondering.
From MICHAEL SWANWICK: I read with interest your article in AA#5 on the use
of allusion. You should be aware, however, that many editors will reject any
story that includes a direct quote of rock song lyrics. This is because the
corporate entities responsible for collecting song royalties are notoriously
litiginous, and most science fiction publishers are afraid of lawsuits.
<AA> -- Two people raising this point requires me to answer. I don't see
Ace being sued for the aforementioned Steely Dan reference in PALIMPSESTS,
and I refuse to believe that there is some corporate hireling sitting in an
office somewhere, who has all the lyrics of all his company's artists
memorized and is reading every piece of fiction published, his vibrissae
quivering for quotes, especially not if they are embedded as found objects
right in the text, without citation.
From JANET FOX: I've heard (Carr) saying the same thing, long and loud,
before.... Money does not confer literary perspicacity.
From DAVID D'AMMASSA: Many white Democrats would love the opportunity to
have sex with Ronald Reagan. Who could pass up the invitation to do to the
President what he's been doing to the country for years?
From LUKE McGUFF: Terry's argument as he states it is circular and
irrefutable. Good stories get published in pro magazines, bad stories don't.
QED. But to invalidate this argument, all you have to do is point to a good
story in a semipro market, or a bad story in a pro market. As he states it,
it's impossible to have a bad story in a pro market, and impossible to have a
good story in a semipro market.
The SF market is shifting from adventurousness to wish-fulfillment. If
you look at the Christmas catalog for B. Dalton's, the only SF books they
list come in boxed sets, as serials or novels by Heinlein....
From MISHA CHOCHOLAK: I thought your allusion article was good. It's real
dull for a writer to use a nice literary allusion and have everybody miss
it....
As far as Terry Carr is concerned, well the quality short story stuff is
pure bunko. Very few main house publishers look for quality any more, they
just publish for bucks.
From BRETT RUTHERFORD: I, for one, as both reader and writer, would like to
cast a vote against the incorporation of rock and popular song lyrics in
fiction. This may seem to establish an easy, "fuzzy" feeling of camaraderie
between writer and some readers, but in the long run, this is a lazy and
hazardous way to enrich one's writing.
First of all, there is the pop-culture bias shown by the author who
blithely assumes that all his readers -- or the only ones who matter -- know
exactly what he's talking about when he quotes or alludes to his favorite
music. And, since all of us dream and hope that we'll be read twenty or
fifty years from now, we're also making the assumptions about the future....
It is easy to assume that the stuff that fills the airwaves and crams
the shelves of the record stores represents the zeitgeist of contemporary
culture. Such assumptions can be disastrously wrong.... Mackay, in his
EXTRAORDINARY POPULAR DELUSIONS AND THE MADNESS OF CROWDS, has an
illuminating chapter about how songs and phrases come and go. They are foam
on the waves of culture. How many popular tunes of the 1880's can you hum or
quote words from?....
Writers must also recognize that there are millions of readers out there
of all ages -- even members of the Sixties and Seventies generations -- who
loathe popular music, never listen to it, and find quotations of its badly
crafted lyrics to be annoying, cryptic, and meaningless....
Finally, rock and song lyrics, by their very nature and because of the
limited IQs of most performers, are generally inept as poems and regressive
if not Neanderthal in content... Quoting rock lyrics in fiction is like
putting vinyl siding on the Taj Mahal.
******** AND THEY SAY SCIENTISTS HAVE NO SENSE OF HUMOR
A counter-theory to the recent speculations about a Fifth Force is
called the "Chu-Dicke hypothesis."
********** LIFE IMITATES PROPAGANDA
Phillip Knightley, in his book THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION, maintains
that the first modern intelligence service, the British SIS (and consequently
all subsequent ones) was founded in 1909 in direct response to a William
LeQueux novel! Anyone care to take long-term bets now over what hare-brained
SF novel of the Eighties will have similar long-reaching effects?
*********
!!! PROPOSAL FOR AN ASTRAL CONVENTION !!!
The Association for Ontological Anarchy, along with the West-Coast Magus
Ipsissima, YAEL DRAGWYLA, has decided to host a big Convention of all
interested Mutants, Zine-oids, SubG's, Type 3's & Chaos Magicians. The
kicker is: the meeting will be held on the ASTRAL PLANE.
We will choose some very famous natural landmark, & invite everyone to
project their AETHERIAL DOUBLES thence simultaneously at some appropriate
moment. Say for example Niagara Falls at noon on the Summer Solstice 1987:
take a photo or postcard of the Falls, concentrate on it, imagine yourself
transported there in a flash. Create an archetypal visionary appearance for
yourself; perform some magical or artistic act or make a speech; then
concentrate on the OTHER people present in their astral bodies.
Stay as long as you can (up to, say, an hour). Yael D., as our most
accomplished magician, will remain on-site for the full hour to help
neophytes, pass out spiritual refreshments & emcee the Convention
proceedings. Early in the hour we'll present our set-pieces; towards the
end, things will degenerate toward pure partying. (Bring astral
intoxicants.)
Then, by one PM at the latest, return to your bodies (by the way, be
sure you can leave them safely, apparently asleep & undisturbed, for the full
period). At once, upon yr return, write (or record graphically) an account
of your experiences. Send them to Yael or me. We will prepare a PROCEEDINGS
(or "Akashic Record") of the Convention, which will be published & sent to
all participants.
Before we announce a definite time & place, we'd like to hear from AT
LEAST a dozen or so friends who WILL attend. Please offer suggestions about
ideal location and time. An important point: how do we synchronize our
appearances so as to arrive (possibly from all over the world) within the
appointed hour? Sample invocations & techniques for easy astral travel would
be welcome. When all details have been ironed out, we will publish an Open
Invitation, maybe in POPULAR REALITY &/or elsewhere; & also send out specific
invitations. We'll provide, if possible, photos & maps needed for
vizualization of the Convention site.
We MAY be able to erect, on the site, some sort of astral beacon,
perhaps even an aedefice of appropriate appearance... in the form of a shabby
vacation hotel which hosts firemens' conventions & dreary little Chamber of
Commerce events...? Maybe a Holiday Inn? Or would you prefer a real
Hollywood/Baghdad/Opium-Dream pavilion in the clouds? Suggestions please!
If you definitely want to attend, let us know at A.O.A, Box 586,
Brooklyn NY 11211. Wa salaam.
ASTRAL AVENUE 7 Paul Di Filippo 2 Poplar Street Providence RI
02906
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From Rhode Island: Birthplace of GI Joe
and Providence, Amy Carter's turf
its:
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ASTRAL AVENUE
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No. 8 June 1987
Fun Filled All American Activities
PUBLISHER'S NOTE: Herewith, our nominations for Fun Couples of 1987.
Bruce and Connie WILLIS
Mel and William GIBSON
Tina and George TURNER
Cybil and Lucius SHEPARD
Howard and Scott BAKER
Eugene and Shawna MCCARTHY
Bob and Clive BARKER
Dick and Arthur C. CLARKE
Anita and Edward BRYANT
H.R. and Joe HALDEMAN
Betty and John FORD
Barbara and Glen COOK
DeForest and James Patrick KELLY
Charlie and Charles BROWN
C.J. Cherryh WILDER
IF "If This Goes On" GOES ON
Conventional wisdom dictates that all SF stories can be divided into
three classes: "what if," "why not," and "if this goes on." Let's assume
momentarily that conventional wisdom -- for once -- is right. I'd like to
look at this last category of story, examining its strengths and weaknesses,
and its current stature in the field.
Last item first. I don't believe most people would dispute that the
"If This Goes On" (hereafter, ITGO) type of story is in the ascendant right
now, thanks primarily to the works of William Gibson. The average reader, in
fact, probably conceives of the entire cyberpunk movement as an ITGO
phenomenon (a misreading Bruce Sterling has been at pains to dispute).
Although in terms of total units sold, fantasy epics and novels of half-assed
space empires outnumber the ITGO books, it is these latter works that receive
the lion's share of discussion and critical attention.
There's good reason for this. The ITGO book holds a number of aces
in its hand.
Realism sometims seems a dirty word among SF readers, but it's a
drug they secretly crave. And the ITGO book offers realism up the kazoo.
Done well, as in Gibson's books, the ITGO mode provides the closest sensation
available in SF to reading a contemporary mimetic novel. The reader is
convinced that he's inhabiting his actual future. She believes she's been
vouchsafed a prophetic vision of times to come. Such a powerful frisson is
not to be lightly negated. One reason ITGO books are so
convincing is that their roots are firmly planted in the present. The
Suborbital Express of Extrapolation always takes off from the Runway of the
Present. In an ITGO book, the reader encounters tokens and talismans of his
current life, which serve to anchor the new imaginative elements.
By definition, the ITGO mode must base its projections on current
trends, actual research, logical developments. An author can highlight,
accentuate, or exaggerate certain features of the present, but -- if he plays
by the rules -- he must extrapolate from actual features of the present.
Otherwise -- as when, say, an FTL drive is introduced -- we veer into the
"what if" mode.
Now, it is beyond any but the most niggling of disputes as to what
the current salient features of the present are: computers, biotechnology,
corporations, terrorism, ecodisaster -- stop me if any of this is starting to
sound familiar.
The point I'm trying to make is emerging from the shadows: the ITGO
book is a sexy, reader-entrancing, stimulating exercise. But by necessity it
hews to a very narrow path.
There is only one SF future with any real probability. (However,
this is not to maintain that Gibson or Watkin's world will necessarily come
to pass. As the mathematician Persi Diaconis has said, "Probability is not a
statement so much about what will happen, as about what I know.")
Let me illustrate what I mean.
In one of my notebooks is the scrawl: "Murder by industrial
waterjet."
In COUNT ZERO, Gibson, page 60, is the phrase: "...slice pizza with
a huge industrial waterknife..."
The future is definitely not going to revolve around industrial
hydraulic cutting mechanisms. Yet -- here are two people focusing on them.
Why? Because they are interesting, lively, credible futuristic gadgets that
serve to promote the frisson under discussion. I am willing to bet that
Gibson and I encountered these industrial tools in the same place: the pages
of SCIENCE NEWS of OMNI or SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN or THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE
SECTION or SCIENCE DIGEST or HIGH TECHNOLOGY....
The end result of this reliance on likely developments learned about
from a shared knowledge-base (and let's face it: there are only so many
sources) is that all ITGO fiction starts to sound alike. A consensual
future, stifling of individual perceptions, begins to crystallize around the
writers like amber.
Is there any solution to this problem? Can the desired verisilitude
and relevance be retained, while still creating a unique future?
I believe the answer is yes.
What is needed is a fusion of modes, namely between ITGO and "what
if." As in evolution, this hybrid will possess the strengths of both
parents, and new ones they do not have.
The WI story has not been known for its credibility. Take a book
such as INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS. What if pods from outer space landed
and began replacing humans with zombies? Well, the result might be a
suspenseful allegory about the Eisenhower era, but it just don't got the kind
of thrill we're looking for. One might as well say, what if we all turned
into rhinoceroses? It's just not gonna happen, and the reader realizes it.
However, I believe that with a little care in the initial choosing
of the germinal improbability, and, thereafter, by a careful adherence to and
blending of strict ITGO methods, valid, germane works can be written.
In fact it's already been done. What I'm proposing is not new.
The names?
Bester's DEMOLISHED MAN and TIGER, TIGER; Sterling and Shiner's
"Mozart in Mirrorshades"; Bishop's "The Quickening."
Telepathy. Teleportation. Time travel. Random relocation. These
are all blatant impossibilities, according to our current state of knowledge.
Therefore the works cited above cannot be of ITGO narratives. Yet, once
their seminal unlikelihoods are gotten beyond, we find that they possess many
of the attractive features of ITGO, along with the novelty that comes from
"what if." To my mind, this type of story transcends both the straight ITGO
and WI modes, offering the pleasures of both, and unique ones of its own.
Its hallmark is a fusion of improbable novelty and straight-ahead
sociotechnical extrapolation, to produce futures which, despite their
underlying impossibility, are as utterly convincing -- and as wildly
delirious -- as a simstim composed by Dali.
DO COMPOSERS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP?
"I like Philip K. Dick's world." -- Ryuichi Sakamoto, THE FACE,
March 1987.
CAN YOU SAY "YUPPIES," BOYS AND GIRLS? SURE YOU CAN.
My neighborhood currently swarms with rug-rats, crumb-snatchers and
curtain-pullers, all dressed more expensively than Adnan Khashoggi, being
pushed in $200 carriages by adoring Double-Income Moms & Pops. Out of
defense, I've been forced to learn a new word: brapholatry, the worship of
babies. Use it yourself, and antagonize your own resident Yups.
I KNEW THE BRIDE WHEN SHE USETA ROCK 'N' ROLL
(Inaugurating an irregular series of quotes from B.C. (Before
Cyberpunk) which illuminate, foreshadow, or belie our Current Predicament.
Entries solicited.)
"John Shirley grew up mostly in Oregon, where he was hated for being
skinny and peculiar. He worked on or edited a number of underground papers
before realizing that 'all politics is self-centered, self-corrupting,
hypocritical and bigoted.' He writes: 'I have played the various roles of
hippie, bum, student, criminal, egotist, fool, lecturer, euphemism, acidhead
and writer.' He hopes to write surrealist speculative fiction. He is
clearly well qualified by background and talent to do so."
CLARION III, 1973, p. 45.
REPORT FROM THE CONTINENT by Brian Aldiss
My wife and I did a drive through France last summer, calling in on
Verne's amazing tomb at Amiens, and eventually arriving at Geneva, where the
Villa Diodati stands, overlooking the lake, in a quiet suburb. You turn a
bend in the road -- and there it is, walls and heavy wrought-iron gates
making it inaccessible to rubberneckers. Of Byron there are plenty of local
reminders -- the Continentals love a lord. But the shades of the young
Shelleys have left no trace. Nor is there any monument to Frankenstein in
the town he inhabited. With a copy of the novel, we could follow the
monster's footsteps, and arrived eventually on the Mer de Glace, which is an
awesome sight. How well-advised Mary was to set FRANKENSTEIN in Switzerland,
that artificial state, rather than in the streets of London.
WRITERS REVISE THEIR LIVES!
COLIN GREENLAND:
Recently I was coming home quite drunk, quite late one night, and I
had to wait the best part of an hour at Liverpool Street railway station, the
London terminus for my local line. Extensive rebuilding work was in progress
(still is).
There was a man in a big mechanical excavator dipping great grabs
full of chunky masonry out of a hole in the ground, and tipping them one by
one into a relay of small dumper trucks. The truck driver would roll up in
his truck, stop and dismount (some sort of safety regulation, obviously)
while the excavator man -- neatly, almost daintily -- filled his little truck
with the next load of concrete rubble.
The excavator man worked swiftly, with the unthinking precision that
is the soul of grace. Splintered slabs of board, entire girders he dropped
into the hoppers of those trucks with no hesitation, and no error. He barely
split a brick. Once, when he reckoned a truck was not quite in the right
spot, he lowered the grab and nudged it back a foot, like a brontosaurus
budging a rock with its nose.
For once I didn't mind the wait for a train. I thought then that,
if I weren't a writer, I should like to be that excavator man. Who, if he
read this, would cry: "You what? Do me a favour!" (For I was quite drunk.)
When I visited Amsterdam in 1973, I remember I had a fantasy of
living a tall house overlooking a canal. I would get up each morning at four
o'clock, and go to work in a bakery, helping to produce crusty white loaves
with soft and steamy insides, and rich, moist wholemeal. Then I would go
home to my little room and write for the rest of the day: small, quiet poems
and slender novels of pellucid symbolism. My needs would be few. This
proposition seems no less preposterous and improbable than the former.
PHILIP JOSE FARMER
If I could start my life over again, at the age of eighteen, I would
become a sheep farmer in the Falkland Islands. So much for alternate
futures. Or pasts.
BRUCE STERLING
(Reprinted from SF EYE.) If I gave up writing, I'd have more time
to fool with my computers. They're a constant temptation.
RUDY RUCKER
If I didn't write, I'd like to teach computer languages I don't
really know to weird alien Pacific Rim people who don't really know
English... which is what I am in fact doing this year.
DAVID D'AMASSA
Have to agree with you about the ideal alternate life. I would love
to work in one of the strange used record shops in Providence. Imagine...
getting paid to listen to music. Wow. On slow days I could bring a book and
relax. It sounds like a great job.
PETER LAMBORN WILSON
My secret ambition is to run a coffee shop and hashish parlor,
decorated in orientalismo style, in that future utopia where such things are
no longer illegal. Talk about doing good to the human race, I think this
takes the cake.
*****************
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inside of the nose delivers Vitamin B-12 directly into your system
***************
BISHOP'S MOVE by Michael Bishop
No piece of contemporary American writing since PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT
has stimulated me as much as Rudy Rucker's "Access to Tools" in the most
recent Astral Avenue. Some observations:
1. Ws no one else struck by the fact that the author of SOFTWARE has accused
Eisenhower's title AT EASE of flaccidity? Weird.
2. Rudy would probably enjoy the word "smegma" even more than he does the
word "sebum." (It's in Pynchon, too.)
3. "Net blowage"? Here in Georgia, we have far greater interest in "gross
blowage," which, along with chicken stealing and buggery, is one of our more
popular prosecutable acts. But, then, the rest of the nation has always had
a tendency to sneer at our backwardness.
4. As much as Rudy will enjoy the word "smegma", just that much will he
appreciate Vonnegut's BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS. It's a lousy novel, but one of
its endearing features is that Vonnegut tells us us the length of every male
character's penis upon first introducing him, a kindness that keeps us from
having to infer this statistic on the basis of dialogue, indirect
characterization, and/or ambiguous plot cues. (Later, Vonnegut wrote a novel
called "Deadeye Dick." I was afraid to read it.)
5. Even so, I believe that all writers should adopt the BREAKFAST OF
CHAMPIONS expository procedure, with the proviso that they modify it by
placing all penile measurements (at ease in one column, tumescent in a
second) in an appendix. One hazard is that longer novels will often have
longer appendices, a perfectly natural development that may encourage envy
among the succinct and/or those who favor female characters. (But maybe it's
time that some OTHER appendage inspired envy anyway.)
6. A personal confession: I have always envied the appendices of Samuel R.
Delany. Some will accuse me of racist stereotyping, but it's still a fact
that some of Delany's novels -- at least three of them -- have TWO
appendices. See Appendix B, p. 371, of FLIGHT FROM NEVERYON (Bantam 1985)
for an example of the way Chip turns Vonnegut's method upside down by SHOWING
rather than TELLING.
7. Rudy's curiosity about the size of Ike's male member has certain, uh,
ramifications for American presidential politics -- i.e., in the future,
"full disclosure" need not apply only to a candidate's financial condition.
(Female candidates, by the way, have ALWAYS been more up front about their
all-important physical attributes than men, especially when the office they
are running for is Miss America.)
8. Meanwhile, remember Big Ike's immortal words on this very topic: "Things
are more like they are today than they have ever been before."
9. Good clean frivolity is always hard to come by, but inanity of the
caliber of 'Access to Tools' is rarer yet. Even if he is the author of a
book called SOFTWARE, I hope Rudy can keep it up.
LIFE'S A BEACH
(photo)
Gregory Benford, Marc Laidlaw and Richard Kadrey (l-r), photographed at
Freestyle Con I, held last weekend on the North Shore of Oahu. Rather than
wear badges, which would have disintegrated in the surf, shirtless attendees
painted their names across their chests in zinc sunscreen. Panel discussions
included "How To Avoid Literay Wipeout" and "Waiting For the Perfect New
Wave." Hang ten to the tenth!
ALL LETTERS SQUEEZED OUT OF THIS ISSUE WILL
REAPPEAR!
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July 1987 No. 9
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
We're in a quandary. We know a surefire way to make a heap of cash,
but are lacking a certain element of success.
What we're talking about is writing the screenplay for the
inevitable movie of the Iran-Contra affair. Now, right now, before some
Hollywood hack beats us to the punch.
First, we need a title. Can't sell a movie without a socko title.
And we bogged down at CITIZEN SECORD.
Second, we have to have some Superstars lined up to convince the
studio of the commercial potential of this dog. One again, our imagination
supplies Jonathan Winters as Ed Meese, but rolls over and plays dead from
then on.
Can't you help us with your suggestions?
C'mon! We've even bought our tux for Oscar Nite.
DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATIONS
Some of you probably wondered who I was referring to in the last
issue when I said: "Gibson's or Watkins' worlds." In my haste, I confused
two names: Walter Jon Williams and William Jon Watkins. Obviously, Williams
was intended. That's "Williams" as in surname. Don't know how I could have
mixed up two such dissimilar names anyway. Please forgive me for confusing
two such stellar luminaries of our pocket universe.
This is not the only time I've done such a thing. When I was about
eight or nine, I kept getting "retinal" and "rectal" mixed up in my mind.
(Luckily, I never had occasion to use the words in conversation.) Oh, I knew
the two different meanings -- I just couldn't remember which word meant
which.
Now, this was about the time when I discovered SF. In this period,
"retinal scanners" were a big buzzword. (Ah, whatever happened to good ol'
"retinal scanners?" They were the cyberdecks of their day once....) You can
imagine the vivid mental image conjured up by this phrase in my dyslexic
mind. I always wondered why authors never mentioned the characters dropping
trousers before getting their security check....
It seems I might have assembled the last issue, number 8, a little
too promiscuously, since I have received empty mailing wrappers back from the
PO. If anyone hasn't received their copy yet -- and more importantly, even
wants it -- please let me know.
MACHIAVELLIAN LESBIANS OF OZ
Seems to me I recently read that THE WIZARD OF OZ has been placed by
some backwoods school committee on a list of proscribed books, as being
detrimental to children.
All I can say is: "It's about time."
I'm sure you want to know my reasons.
First off, I was thumbing through the NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW one
Sunday when they were running one of their special Author Symposiums. The
question this time was something like, "What book had the biggest effect on
you and your career."
Guess what Judith Krantz's answer was?
Yup. THE WIZARD OF OZ. She claimes it started her on her career
when she was just a liddle tyke.
Now, if banning THE WIZ will lead to the future prevention of just a
single Judith Krantz, I, for one, am willing to chuck the whole First
Amendment, and throw in the entire ACLU.
But this is not my primary reason for wanting to get THE WIZARD OF
OZ off the shelves of our schools, and onto the Vatican Index. I'm afraid
that Judith Krantzes will always spontaneously generate, even without this
book. No, what I'm really concerned about is the effect of Baum's book on
the whole moral fabric of our society.
When was THE WIZARD OF OZ published? 1900. When did our
civilization start to go to hell on a poetry-cart? 1900. I don't think the
connection can be made much clearer than that.
What exactly is it, you ask, about THE WIZ that makes it have such a
pernicious effect on the moral character of our citizens? To answer that
question, we have to consider not just the initial book, but the whole
successful, still-in-print series by Baum. (And DEL REY BOOKS has a lot to
answer for, keeping this morally bankrupt mind-rot alive under the guise of
publishing only "gee-whiz," uplifting stuff.)
First off, Oz is elitist. It's described as an earthly paradise
where no one has to work, to which only the select few are granted admission.
Here we have a denial of the proletariat, the source of all fat-cat wealth,
one of the dominant motifs of our century. Oz equals Palm Beach.
Second, the place is a monarchy. A sham monarchy to be sure, as
we'll see in a minute, but still ostensibly a government ruled by one person,
the "benificent" Ozma, and her cabinet. What kind of faith does than breed
in the precious flower of democracy? If paradise is a monarchy, why bother
to vote for old Senator Blowhard in the next election?
Try graphing the decline in voter participation against the copies
of OZ books sold. You'll get a big surprise. (I sure did.)
Thirdly, the place is constantly at war! What better paradigm for
our strife-torn century than OZ? "Nomes" to the left of us, "Hammerheads" to
the right, can't let down your guard for a minute, pump up that
military-industrial complex, boys, no sacrifice is too great.
Let's turn now to the question of what kind of people inhabit the
upper echelons of Oz, and serve as examples of behavior to our
impressionistic youth.
First, there's Ozma, a sex-change deviate. Spent most of her life
as a boy, before being turned into a perpetually young girl. (This place is
a paradise all right -- for pedophiles! It's swarming with Lolitas.) She is
said to be kind and generous, but is really subject to imperial whims and
fits of pique. Countered a Nome invasion by wiping out the memories of the
invaders. (Shades of 1984, a prefiguration of the mind-control that is
another thread in the rotten tapestry of our century.)
I don't propose to dissect the vanity and capriciousness of the
lesser residents of Oz; I think these qualities stand out plainly enough.
What I would like to comment on is the insidious puppet-master behind the
whole charade.
Glinda the "Good."
Glinda lives in a palace attended by hundreds of nubile girls
drafted from all the willing (or unwilling?) maidens of Oz. She is
constantly to be seen fondling and kissing these girls, as are Dorothy and
Ozma, whenever they visit. (Thank God Baum had the decency to draw the
curtains on what these wild petting sessions led to!) It is frequently
stated that Glinda is Ozma's servant. Yet events belie this. Glinda is
constantly saving Ozma's tail from one dire predicament or another. She
issues orders, draws up strategies, supplies direction. Glinda, behind her
mask of servility and obedience, actually runs the whole show. Ozma is her
mouthpiece, her figurehead, just as Ronal Reagan is Nancy's.
What appalling cynicism, what corruption! A monarchy would be bad
enough, but this transcends such models, and sinks into Byzantine or
Florentine duplicity.
And how could the relative positions of Ozma and Glinda be
otherwise, considering Glinda's superior knowledge, as embodied in her Book
of Records? Here we can clearly see the outlines of the most important
feature of our age, the power conferred by information.
Glinda's book, you'll recall, is like Borges' Book of Sand, the
script continually changing, recording everything that happens in Oz and the
world. Everything. What people ate, what they did one millisecond after
they did it, where they are, where they're going. Try to imagine the amount
of writing in this book. Talk about the information explosion! Yet Glinda
is abole to read and absord everything in it, able to find jut the tidbit of
knowledge she needs to complete here Machiavellian schemes. What a metaphor
for the all-knowing state, which governs its citizens absolutely through
complete awareness of their every move.
In conjunction with Ozma's all-seeing magic picture (closed-circuit
TV surveillance?), Glinda's book insures that the domination of Oz's
inhabitants is complete. "A boot stepping on a human face for all
eternity...."
And they call this kid's
stuff....
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READER: Do not throw this paper away. Read it carefully and thoughtfully.
Though you may not be aware of it, YOUR SOUL is in great danger.
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MANY LETTERS, NO REPLIES
Dear Mr. di Philipo (sir):
Thanx for running my pub-shot in your great mag! Do you run FICTION?
My first story "Barking Chrome," was almost accepted by NEW PATHWAYS! And
I'll be in MIRRORSHADES IV: BEYOND THUNDERDOME!
Viva the Revolution, FLUFFY the
CYBERPUP Kenosha, Wis.
From JAMES BLAYLOCK: The last issue (number 7) had some great stuff in it.
From MICHAEL COBLEY: While your ITGO article was fascinating, it didn't go
deep enough, I thought. You talked a lot about whether or not the cyberpunk
of Gibson is today-writ-large, and hovered around the "Is it or is it not SF
prediction?" question without actually asking it. The SF-as-prediction
schtick has been done to death in any number of brain-rot newspapers, yet it
is the paradigm that still weighs down the genre with a stifling accumulation
of archaic media templates. Far more valuable (and liberating) is the idea
of SF-as-theory, which in my view is what Gibson and Sterling et al have been
doing all along.
From GREGORY BENFORD: Talk in AA about whether smalltime magazines are
useful to the field: sure, BUT... not very often. It's certainly true that
some fiction that's experimental gets into them, and some of the experiments
work, but my impression of most cases is that they cling to the conventional
middle much of the time -- or maybe their contributors do.
From WILUM PUGMIRE: For a professional writer and editor to say that non-pro
publications shouldn't publish fiction by amateurs is absurd. I write
entirely for small press horror zines, it is my choice to do so. I am not
impress'd with professional horror magazines, and I'm not interested in
appearing therein. I wouldn't care if all professional publishers vanish'd,
leaving only amateurs. Of cours, I've no interest in turning writing into a
profession, so my outlook is weird.
Rudy Rucker... must not venture too often into ye 12" single section
of record shops, else he would know that disco did not "fade," but is the
current trend in pop music.
From BRUCE STERLING: Re: your recent AA thing on ITGO. Wise up, man. The
reason a "stifling of individual perception" is "crystallizing like amber"
around Gibson is because a lot of lazy-ass writers are deliberately ripping
him off. It's a matter of commerce, not imagination -- it's more convenient
for them to rip Gibson than think. It has nothing to do with your ridiculous
notion that there's only one probable future. Nor are there "only so many
sources," a laughably smug assertion that only shows you are sleepwalking
through as blinding buzzing confusion of potential extrapolative input.
Your entire ITGO piece is a transparent attempt to ideologically
justify your own science-fantasies, like "Skintwister," which would have us
believe that Filipino (Di Filipino?) psychic surgery is, like, for real, man.
The premise of "Skintwister" is harebrained, but it kicks ass, so it's okay
-- nobody's watching, relax. I don't much believe in Gibsonian AI voodoo
gods, either.
Your real problem is that you waste time studying hokey SF genre
structure instead of the actual living breathing structure of the
contemporary world. Start doing this, seriously this time, and a lot of
these acronymic "story types" and "subgenres" will shrink to their true level
of writerly importance, which is miniscule.
From IGOR TOLOCONNICOV: Boris Zavgorodny showed me AA of yours. A curious
work, to say the least. The thing which I sadly lack on outside but greatly
appreciate is much satirical bend of mind. Sterling expired in a new family
transition, and there is a gap in modern contemporary chit-chat zines for me.
Try not to waver under pressure.
From MARC LAIDLAW: Rudy Rucker points out the great title of Ike's
autobiography, but I don't suppose anyone tops Reagan's title: WHERE IS THE
REST OF ME? One pictures a lobotomized schizophrenic wandering down the
dimlit corridors of power, searching for his evil twin.
From ANDREW MC QUIDDY: (AA offers) frank, innovative, and often insightful
essays that are a joy to read, and are both intellectually and ideologically
stimulating. The recent montage column by Rudy was particularly fun to
wander through as it meandered about its myriad anecdotes.
From MISHA CHOCHOLAK: I really loved the TV panel thing. Sorry I made that
wisecrack and Terry Carr passed away.
From RUDY RUCKER: I like Lew's letter (on value of small mags). The astral
convention sounds like a great idea.
From DAVID D'AMMASSA: Brett Rutherford made some interesting points about
allusion, but he reall stepped into a pail of mud by saying "...roick and
song lyrics, by their very nature and because of the limited IQ's of most
performers, are generally inept and regressive if not Neanderthal in
content."
Granted, it is perfectly reasonable that for the sake of research,
Brett has listened to every song ever performed and tested the IQ's of every
rock performer currently in practice, thereby settling in his mind that every
song's lyrics are inept, but forgive me if I doubt it.
From LUKE MC GUFF: I got a chuckle out of Brett Rutherford's arguments
against pop music in stories. Hah! Forget it and calm down, dude, is what I
say.... Somebody who can't appreciate the vulgate poetry of something like
Hank Williams' "Honky Tonk Blues" or Johnny Cash's "Sunday Morning" or Jimmy
Cotton's "Cotton Crop Blues" or the Neville Brothers or Marvin Gaye or David
Byrne... they're lacking a certain element of soul.
In one case, the rock'n'roll/SF allusion has worked the other way.
The Jefferson Airplane quoted Jack Williamson in a song whose title I forget.
The lines are, "In loyalty to their kind, they cannot tolerate our rise. In
loyalty to our kind, we cannot tolerate their obstruction." Did he get any
royalties from that
quotation?
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
FOOTNOTES OF GOR by Michael Cobley
1) BLOOD-SPATTERED BEER MUGS OF GOR
2) LONG ARM OF THE GOR
3) GOR AND ORDER
4) SIC TRANSIT GORIA MUNDI
5) THERE BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOR, GO I!
+++++++++++++
RULES FOR SUCCESS
BY MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE SUCCEEDED -- SAVE ONE DOLLAR OUT OF EVERY FIVE --
GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT -- DON'T BE ASHAMED OF HONEST TOIL -- ECONOMY
NECESSARY TO SUCCESS -- HARD WORK THE CARDINAL REQUISITE -- GET A LITTLE
BUSINESS AND STICK TO IT
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Anarchistic Tendencies (1988-1989)
The ATHENE Amateur Creative Writing Magazine (1989-1990)
Activist Times, Inc. (1988-1993)
Atmospherics (1994-1997)
Breathe E-zine (1996-1997)
Cult of the Dead Cat (1994-1995)
Fat Nipples E-Zine (1994)
Informatik: The Journal of Priv. Information (1991-1992)
Phreaking Hacking and Terrorism Enterprises (1992-1993)
PIRATE Magazine (1989-1990)
Private Line: A Journal Of Inquiry into the Phone System (1994)
Rebel Anarchistic Tendencies (1990-1993)
The Winner ANSI Team (1994)
Whatever Ramblings by Alex Swain (1992-1995)
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(> <)
(> Evil Angels Presents: <)
(> <)
(> A N A R C H I S T <)
(> T E N D A C I E S <)
(> <)
(> Written by: <)
(> <)
(> /\/\ <)
(> \/\/ T H E <)
(> M A S K E D <)
(> A V E N G E R <)
(> <)
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| |
| Call these k00l boards |
| |
| PACIFIC ISLAND- |
| ALWAYS OPEN..03-890-2174 |
| 300 BAUD (MULTI? HA!) |
| |
| ZEN BOARD- |
| 4 LINES..03-899-6180 |
| BEST CHAT SYSTEM |
| 1200 AT THE MOMENT |
| 300 TRY P.I. PHONE # |
| |
| MEGAWORKS- |
| ALWAYS OPEN..03-725-5831 |
| |
| Nerds call these boards: |
| |
| TELEGRAPH ROAD- |
| NEVER ENGAGED..03-743-6173 |
| 300 BAUD |
| |
| GAYLINE- |
| 21:00-08:00 |
| NEVER CALL IT! |
| |
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This file is the first Evil Angels production written on January 8 1988 by
The Masked Avenger (#152) on Pacific Island.
This file is dedicated to all 40 collumn loozers
Read this file and laugh..Try some stunts out, it's your life, not mine..
---------------------------------------
THE PHONE:
Ahh, the wonderful phone, don't you love to give crankies?? Sure you do.
We all know a certain wanker by the name of Sludgy...Haw haw, God it was
funny. Just call up your victim and pretend you can't hear..Keep shouting
"I FUCKING CAN'T HEAR YOU," Hang up and call back about 4 or 5 am.
Call up shit like Dial a Dinos (sorry f.f) and ask em for 3 pizzas with the
lot, 5 garlic breads and one bottle of Coke (sorry, we only have Pepsi..BLEAH!)
Give them the adress of a Jew (make sure the pizza has got ham!!) and go to his
place..
Once the dino's car stops go out and let down it's tyres..
What a scream!
I do realise that a certain woman is gonna bash me for this (but what the hell
it's worth it!!)
Call up AT&T (0014881011) and just chat up the operator..they are so stupid
they don't hang up on you!
Yanks are stupid..
How about Nips...
Naa...better save that for part //
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TROLLIES:
As a former trolly boy, myself, I can say that trollies are the greatest
car-park menace you can find. Collect about 12 trollies and just leave them
tied up in the middle of the main road. take the wheels off the first three
trollies so no one can push em away.
Another grouse thing is to 'accidently' bump into cars, but my favorite is to
park 16 trollies in front of a car which is illegally parked, and then piss off
for half an hour.
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DRIVING FUN:
A simple trick. Drive at about 85-90km on a freeway until some speed freak
zooms past you. Floor the car until you catch up with him and over-take him
Now slow down..if he swaps lanes, speed up and change lanes according to his
choice. This is legal, as long as you don't exceed the speed limit (but who
does that anyway?!?)
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BY THE WAY..I AM TRYING TO GET INTO PACIFIC ISLAND..WHEN I FIND OUT WHO GETS ON
AT 6:30 IN THE MORNING, THEY WILL DIE
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MAKING LIFE HELL FOR ANOTHER:
So you know this sweet young virgin with a georgous ass and perfect tits, and
she said NO. Revenge son, Revenge!
Write a letter to her father stating that she is mixing with the wrong people.
She is taking drugs and going to sex parties. Then get some guy over with tat's
studs and chains. Get him to knock on the door and say, "Is Sally ready for the
orgy we planned?"
----------------------------------------
Most of this shit you probably heard before, so don't fucking blame me.
Write a file of your own or join evil angels
Anarchist Tendacies
(C) JAN 8 1988
All rights worth shit
**************************************
* NO PART OF THIS FILE MAY BE *
* PUBLISHED IN MASS MEDIA WITH OUT *
* THE AUTHOR'S WRITTEN PERMISSION *
* *
* - That's a god-dammed warning *
* *
**************************************
This is the first of many Australian computer underworld productions
Thanx to:
Fearless Fred, Raster Blaster, Captain Choes, Thelonius Monk, & The Neon Knight
(Neon for eva..the k00lest U.S. d00ds I know)
Apologies to:
Fire Fox..sorry kid.. Dino's will never be the same..
Goodnight and good-bye...
Remember:
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
YOURMOTHERSUCKSCOCKSINHELL
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
ANTI BLACK
ANTI JEW
ANTI BOGAN
ANTI YOU
_______________________________________
<C> JAN 8 1988. All rights worth shit
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This file was written by the Masked Avenger (#152) on Pacific Island.
If you have something to submit to Evil Angels, please tell me!!
This is the second file written by me...read it...do what you want
IT'S YOUR LIFE...NOT MINE..
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| |
| DORK OF THE MONTH: |
| TAXI CAB.. |
| Son, you call me again, you die |
| |
| D00D OF THE MONTH: |
| PHEONIX.. |
| Alright... Anti Ollie.. luv it! |
| |
| HAIR CUT OF THE MONTH: |
| DEBBIE.. |
| Disgusting.. Rude +++++ |
| |
| DRIVER OF THE MONTH: |
| * SIMPLE SPARKS * |
| |
| Don't you luv those round-abouts?? |
| |
| FLUKE OF THE MONTH: |
| THE SHADOW.. |
| |
| Finally you get your license.. |
| I need a lift |
| |
| DRUNK OF THE MONTH: |
| THE SNATCH DOCTOR.. |
| Two hours in Lourne and arrested! |
| |
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Ok, well those are the awards for January..
All incidents for this month must be reported and nominated for an award..
This file was written on Febuary 1 1988. All rights are worth shit..
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A MESSAGE FROM THE MENTAT:
Listen people.. if you want to really annoy someone ring them up and tell
them that is Telecom. Tell them that you are doing work on their line and not
pick up the phone, unless they want an electic shock..
Hang up and attack dial.. If they do answer give them one hell of a scream.
Well it was the Mentampon..
---------------------------------------
Hey Shadow...give us some info
---------------------------------------
Hey Taxi Cab...did you really believe that I called from New Jersey??
You have the most pathetic foreign accent I have ever heard..
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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF BIG MOTHER:
Hi dahlings, as I woke this morning, I had this incredible errection. Ohh
it was fantastic! A dream about my 7 year boyfriend.
I tied him to him mummy's bed and spanked him because he said a naught word..
tisk tisk..
Just looking at his bleeding ass sends me wild!
I sat on him face and made him lick my ath..
I will keep the rest of the dream a mystery..
Just a sec my treasures...let me put on some of Conan's Rexona..
Ahh! now I feel more macho..I wonder whether Big Tedd feels like sucking my
2" today?? Hope tho..
Betta go dahlings...
Love to all little boys
and hate to women!!
---->BM
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OK, well that was the smut over and done with...don't gays make you sick??
I mean Pedafilia... who would consider such an act???
---------------------------------------
Well you assholes wanted this file done on time, SO HERE IT FUCKING IS..
Not big enough for you?? Screw yourselves...I can't think of everything..
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% CALL THESE K00L BOARDS: %
% %
% The Twilight Zone: %
% 300/1200..always open %
% (03) 562 0686 %
% %
% Pacific Island: %
% Still 300...Always engaged %
% (03) 890 2174 %
% %
% Zen BBS: %
% Brilliant Chat/File system %
% 4 lines...2 available %
% 300-899 6201 %
% 1200-899 6180 %
% %
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
Thanx to:
The Powerspike, The Mentat (god knows why) and a coupla others..
No Apologies to:
Big Mother...you fucking faggot...die of AIDS will you?
REMEMBER:
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
: YOURMOTHERSUCKSCOCKSINHELL :
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
ANTI BLACK
ANTI JEW
ANTI ASIAN
ANTI YOU
LOVE,
/\/\
\/\/ T H E M A S K E D A V E N G E R
***************************************
* WARNING: *
* *
* ABSOLUTELY NO PART OF THIS FILE *
* MAY BE PUBLISHED IN MASS MEDIA.. *
* THAT MEANS DON'T ADVERTISE IN *
*THE PRESS OR TV (OR HINCH).. WITHOUT *
* PRIOR PERMISSION FROM ME.. *
* *
* -That's a goddammed warning! *
* *
***************************************
Anarchist Tendacies
Written by The Masked Avenger
Copyright (C) Febuary 1 1988
All rights worth fucking shit..
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* *
* Evil Angels Presents... *
* *
* Anarchistic Tendancies... Part III *
* (Version 2. - Due to Legal Hassels) *
* How to run a Bulletin Board.... *
* *
* ... by Fearless Fred. *
* *
***************************************************************************
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Ring these Boards! |
| |
| -> The Twilite Zone. 5620686. 300/300 1200/1200. 24 hours a day! |
| |
| -> Pacific Island. 8902174. 300/300 ONLY. 24 hours a day! |
| |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Loggin on...
------------
The first way to piss of users is wait till they are entering their
password, and as they enter it, hit a random letter. Simple, they don't
know you're there, they stuff up their password, and get logged off
totally confused, and think they've forgotten their password!
Once they're on...
------------------
This is when the real fun starts! One can do many thing to totally confuse
and bugger up a user.
Start with hitting Control-S. That stops sending stuff. To the user, it
looks as if the board has just frozen up, and think that it has crashed.
Then hang up!
The smart-ass users who know that will try hitting return a couple of
times and a Control-Q. So they have suspicions that something is wrong...
that the sysop doesn't like them... they Yell.
There's a couple of things you can do....
1. Totally ignor the Yell... and go one with other things.
2. Sit there and cancel the Yell.
(That's annoying to them, but not much fun because you can't see the
frustration!)
3. Answer the Yell... tell them to piss off, and put them back to the
board, and go one with other things.
4. The best... answer the yell, but don't say anything...
It's great fun to see the person trying to get your attention,
and eventually giving up after 5-10 minutes, and then finding out
that the only way out of chat is to hang up... of course, that's
after some serious abuse. What you can do is put all what they say to
you in a text file, and send it to them in a message.
Files...
--------
When someone is downloading a file you wait till it has almost finished...
like has sent 99 out of the 101 X-Modem blocks, and cancel the download.
It's best when it is a program rather than a text file because the program
will stuff up. What's more, OPUS remembers the amount sent, and adds it to
the total downloaded.
Another thing to do is when they go into the file area, drop their privs
so that all they can do is see the files but not download them.
Messages...
-----------
Something really unethical to do is when a real dork (like Captain Chaos)
leaves you private messages, export them to disk and put them in a file
area so that all your friends can laugh at him too!
Accounts...
-----------
Good thing to do is change where people come from. Just ask Lord Asmodeus,
he now comes from Big Mother's Ass, funny that, I always was suspitious of
him!
Things Not to Do!
-----------------
Don't let any users get into DOS! This is like writing your PIN number on your
credit card and leaving it in the machine. You are going to get FUCKED!
Persons just setting up their own boards should take careful note of this!
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This Month's Awards.
--------------------
Loozer User of the Month goes to Lord Asmodeus.
Confessed Nerd of the Month goes to Taxi Cab, Qix and the other names
he uses.
Birthday of the month... Fire Fox, 4 today!
Cool Dood of the month goes to Lightening Bolt.
Driver of the month goes to Thelonius Monk.
Hoon of the month goes to ECH!? (What a beeeeeautiful Woman!)
Soppy message of the month was written by Thelonius Monk to ECH,
and will be available next issue.
Salesman of the month goes Lounge Lizzard.
Please note that there is now NO reference to any Mentats in this
file. Also, there is NO reference to any boards that any Mentats run.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Anarchistic Tendancies ///
(C) Feb 29 1988
YOU HAVE NO FUCKING RIGHTS!
**************************************
* NO PART OF THIS FILE MAY BE *
* PUBLISHED IN MASS MEDIA WITH OUT *
* THE AUTHOR'S WRITTEN PERMISSION *
* *
* - That's a god-dammed warning *
* *
**************************************
Thanx to:
The R.A.C.V. for inflating Gem Gem's rear tyre twice in the last month.
Thanks to all Mentats for their friendly persuasive and helpful suggestions
for the editing of this file.
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
YOURMOTHERSUCKSCOCKSINHELL
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* *
* Evil Angels Presents... / *
* / *
* Anarchistic Tendancies... Part IV / *
* / *
* Taxi Cab... Nerd of the Year! /_____ *
* / *
* By / *
* / *
* Lightening Bolt / *
* *
* *
***************************************************************************
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Ring these Boards! |
| |
| -> Pacific Island. 8902174. 300/300 ONLY. 24 hours a day! |
| |
| -> The Twilite Zone. 5620686. 300/300 1200/1200. 24 hours a day! |
| |
| -> Zen BBS 8996180 1200/1200 Running TBBS |
| 8996201 300/ 300 24 hours a day! |
| |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| I would like to extend my thanks to Fearless Fred for the area he |
| provided on his BBS to make this entire effort possible! |
| |
| I would also like to thank Thelonius Monk and Fred for the assistance |
| I received in the process of publicising Taxi Cab's stupidity. |
| |
| I would also like to thank the others involved who played their parts |
| to perfection, but who would rather stay anonymous. |
| |
| Lastly, I would like to thank Taxi Cab for his stupidity and good |
| humour. |
| |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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What you are about to read may make you sick, my sincere appologies!
But this is REAL LIFE... Believe it or not!
---------------------------------------------------------------------
N E R D P R O F I L E
-----------------------
Name: Gordon (last name withheld)
Alias: Taxi Cab
Qix
Computer: Amiga 1000
Modem: Netcom 1234sa
I.Q.: 0.00
(Rounded off to 2 decimal places)
AGE: 16
Social Life: None detected as yet.
Home Life: Lives with Yuppy Parents in a Yuppy
suburb. Has been given his own phone line.
Must have had a very traumatic childhood!
We suspect that he used to kill ants, grubs,
and other such creatures that proposed no risk
to him before he had his computer bought for him.
General Comments: My first experience of the subject was on Zen BBS
I had just logged on and was receiving the main menu
(about 15 seconds after loggin on) when I received a
request from the subject to "go conference". Not being
rude, I went into the conferencing setion and greeted him.
The first thing the subject ever said to me was;
"Wot computa u use?????"
I was suspicious from the first. The Nerd Detection LED's
flashed on in my brain. I wasn't wrong...
---------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------
List of macros used by the subject.
-----------------------------------
PF1: /WHO
What this does is allow him to effectively monitor the users on
a TBBS system. By pressing the PF1 key he gets the list of the
others users.
PF2: /Send,1 Go conference!!!!!!!!!!
What this does, is once someone else logs onto the system, he
can send them the request to go into the conference mode with him.
PF3: Wot computa u got??????
This is the traditional nerd greeting. An acceptable nerdy responce:
"Orsum Amiga 1K!!!!!!!!!!! wot u got man??????????"
(Note the use of multiple punctuation marks - never been properly
explained why this is so, nor the phonetic spelling of words.
Several psycologists are working on this at the moment, and when
their thesis are published we hope to understand the nerd mentality
to such a degree that we will be able to detect and remove such
threats before they begin fester like Taxi Cab has.)
PF4: Got any NUI's, cards or outdials??????
This is the subject's way of saying;
"I'm C00L, I'm a hacker."
What it means is;
"I'm a nerd, I can't hack, I've got no friends, please be
nice to me and tell me something that I can blab to make
people think I know things that I don't have a clue about."
PF5: I'll talk to you some other time then..... Bye Dude.
This is the next key in sequence. After he has used the other keys,
the other person in chat with him realise what a nerd the guy
is, and leave.
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His Pride and joy...
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[[[[[[[[[ ttt !!! ]]]]]]]]]]
[[[[[[[[[ tttt !!!!! ]]]]]]]]]]
[[[ tttt !!!!! ]]]
[[[ tttt ccccccccc !!!!! ]]]
[[[ ttttttttttttt cccccccccccc !!!!! ]]]
[[[ ttttttttttttt ccccc ccccc !!! ]]]
[[[ tttt cccc !!! ]]]
[[[ tttt cccc !!! ]]]
[[[ tttt cccc ]]]
[[[ tttt ttt cccc ccccc !!! ]]]
[[[[[[[[[ tttt tttt cccccccccccc !!!!! ]]]]]]]]]]
[[[[[[[[[ tttttt cccccccccc !!! ]]]]]]]]]]
And that's a........
___ __ __
|\ /| /\ / \ | \ / \
| \/ | /__\ | |__/ | |
| |/ \ \___/ | \ \__/
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A day in the life of Taxi Cab.
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10:00 Wake up.
10:05 Switch on computer. While booting, go to the kitchen and
ask mother to make breakfast for him. Return to computer.
10:07 - 14:00 Log onto Zen BBS, Pacific Island, Twilite Zone, Greyhawk
or any other BBS that the sysop has not yet thrown him off.
14:00 Ask mother to make lunch for him.
14:02 - 18:00 Log onto Zen BBS, Pacific Island, Twilite Zone, Greyhawk
or any other BBS that the sysop has not yet thrown him off.
18:00 Has to have dinner with mother, father and any other
relatives that might be there. Has to hurry, as the computer
is still switched on.
18:25 - 23:00 Log onto Zen BBS, Pacific Island, Twilite Zone, Greyhawk
or any other BBS that the sysop has not yet thrown him off.
23:00 Just for a change, today he'll have a shower this week.
Maybe he'll have a bath next week. He would hate his
bath toys to get lonely.
23:15 - 02:00 Log onto Zen BBS, Pacific Island, Twilite Zone, Greyhawk
or any other BBS that the sysop has not yet thrown him off.
02:00 Kiss his panda bear goodnight, go to sleep.
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General Information:
--------------------
We set up a hacking area... The Elite... to please Taxi
Cab, as he was sure that there was a hacking area on the
Twilite Zone.
In this area were such hackers as Lightening Bolt (myself),
Fearless Fred, Thelonius Monk, Storm Cloud, Thunder Bird,
Conan (don't we wish!), and some other names that sounded cool!
In this area, Monk, myself, and Fred created about 70 or so
messages which would give any nerd in the real of Taxi Cab
the impression that we were the most efficient, organised and
successful hacking group Australia have ever seen, with details
of our achievements kept to a minimum... but including Austpac,
BHP, Elders, Westpac, the list goes on.....
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Here's an example of of the area.
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TO: Thunder Bird
FROM: The Assasin
SUBJECT: Re: Melb. Uni Outdial.
Yeah buddy, I've been working on the CAE Vax, damn
it's a fuckwit, you know the usual backdoor we use,
well the motherfuckers have plugged it. I don't think
they're onto us yet though. I'll get onto it again tonight
and just get the password file and work on it.
want the Monash Admin details please. Got an enemy I'd like
to fail last year!
latest on that NUI, it is now dead, don't try to use it, they
do an immediate trace. I think I might give it to some nappy
and let Telescum get up his ass!
Mike.
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TO: Masked Avenger (Private)
FROM: Fearless Fred
SUBJECT: What are you doing in this area?
You aren't a hacker! Piss off!
As for you Monk, pretty damn rude reading other's mail!
Piss OFF!
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TO: All
FROM: Thunder Bird
SUBJECT: You been up all night too huh?
Shit I am fucked guys! I've been downloading from the
US for the past 4 - 5 hours, in between chatting to
some cool US sysops. I've got this utility for decompiling a
UNIX password file, similar to the one we've got for the VAX.
I'll upload it now. This is one not to let out!
It's fucking good, and with docs on the latest UNIX revision
fuckups!
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TO: Fearless Fred (Private)
FROM: Fearless Fred
SUBJECT: Re: Should we give him access?
Monk, that's naughty, reading the sysop's
private mail to himself!
Think I should give him access to the Elite?
Na... I've met the twerp, and apart from almost dying
of laughter, I CAN'T STAND IT! (Him sorry)
It's about time you opened another stubbie Fred!
Ahhh... Foster's Lager!
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TO: Fred
FROM: CONAN
SUBJECT: EGO?
SCREW YOURSELF! I HAVE SKILL BABY, AND WANT THE MOTHER FUCKERS TO KNOW
ABOUT IT. IF THE BASTARDS ARE AS DUMB AS THAT, THEY DESERVE TO GET
WHAT I FUCKING GIVE THEM!
BUT I WONT SCREW UP. I HAVE A PERSONAL INTEREST IN ELDERS THAT I WILL
MAKE SURE THAT THIS ACCOUNT REMAINS FOR A WHILE SO THAT I CAN GET INTO
THEIR IMS CONTROL FILES. THEY ARE STILL RUNNING VERSION 19.3 OF IMS,
THAT IS ASKING FOR HACKERS! THEY WONT UPGRADE, SO ONCE I'VE SECURED
SOME OTHER ACCOUNTS THAT THEY WONT DETECT, I AM GOING TO SCARE THEM
SOMETHING SHOCKING! THEY WILL BEG ME TO STOP!
TILL NEXT TIME, KISS MY ASS!
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Anyone with 1/2 a brain could tell this stuff is UTTER
B U L L S H I T ! ! !
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After granting the little nerd access, we have been plaugued
by him ever since. So... after dropping his access, and
telling him to go away, we thought that that would be the
end of him. But... the twerp wouldn't go.
So... hence the release of A.T. 4. Please, Taxi Cab, take this
as a bulletin from the uses of Melbourne's (and where ever else
you have called) bulletin boards and GO AWAY!
Lightening /
Bolt /_
/ Strikes
/ Again!
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----------------------
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the following quality offical Evil Angels Products.
"I hate the Masked Avenger" Badges $ 2-50
Evil Angels Windcheaters... $25-00
All sizes, all colours, design is Front: "I hate the Masked Avenger"
Back: "Evil Angels forever!"
Printed versions of Anachistic Tendancies Part 1 - 4
PLUS a full printout of the hacking area created
especially for Taxi Cab (A must for when you just cant
get onto that BBS you've been
trying to get onto for hours!)
$10-00
Rememer... donations to Evil Angels are NOT tax deductable,
but will help rid the world of nerds like Taxi Cab!
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This Edition's Awards...
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Nerd of the Year.... Who Else? Taxi Cab!
Salesman of the Year... Lounge Lizzard
Macro of the Month... Ford Prefect
Bastard of the Month... Masked Avenger
Fresh Faced Teenager Award... Disk Destroyer
Muscle of the Month... Radio Active
Drunken Slob of the Month... Fred of course!
Car of the month... (Also known as the
who admits to owning
a bongo award...) Thelonius Monk
Hoon of the Month... AGAIN! ECH!?
Sexual Pervert of the Year... Dianne Nicholls
Sinner of the month... SYN ...
Group of the Year... B.A.L.L.S.
Wimpy Moustache of all Time
(Actually, this was a draw.) Bozly
Da Wombat
SYSOP of all time... Craig Bowen.
We still like you even though we give
you a lot of shit award... The "don't shit me
man" Mentat
We never have liked you, and never
will, unless you piss off award... Taxi Cab.
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Anarchistic Tendancies IV
(C) April - May 1988
YOU HAVE NO FUCKING RIGHTS!
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This file is written with the intent of producing a humourous
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any person or persons however much they are mentioned.
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* Evil Angels Presents... / *
* / *
* Anarchistic Tendencies... Part V / *
* / *
* VAGABORING! (YAWN) /_____ *
* / *
* Released 16 October 1988 / *
* / *
* By: Lightening Bolt and the Evil Angels. / *
* *
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WARNING!
You may find the following document boring, for this we (the
authors) do apologise, but feel that the facts must be made
public to protect the innocent, and expose the guilty.
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Name: Vagabond. (Boringus Maximus)
Born: (We suspect not.) August 1969.
Description: A reasonably tall dark haired creature.
Has many distinguishing features, such as his
square eyeballs to make viewing a monitor easier,
and his well developed fingers that make a 50%
speed increase in typing.
Habitat: The Vagabond can usually be found (with one exception)
in front of a computer. During the day you will find the
Vagabond "working" in front of a computer, during the
evenings you will most commonly find it at home in front
of a computer. The one exception is Friday evenings.
This is the time of week that a metamorphosis occurs, and
it throws off it's boring casing and leaves the protection
of it's elders, and goes to watch a movie (the same each week).
Eating Habits: The Vagabond is a scavenger most of the time.
It feeds mostly on chips that is steals off work mates.
Before it attacks, it can be detected by the characteristic
"Chippie Chippie Chippie!" sounds. Also feeds on Mars Bars,
and whatever the mother will make him eat.
Reproduction: Frequent encounters with Mrs Palmer and her 5 daughters.
As yet there has been no other documented activity, with
one exception to this. The mating ritual of the Vagabond begins
with spending several hours talking in his car, if the subject
falls asleep, things progress. However, it has been known to fail.
(On the one and only occasion!)
Movement: Without a vehicle to move, the Vagabond tends to be
clumsy. It has been described by a famous biologist as:
"If he was walking through the MCG, and there was a packet of
matches in the middle of the oval, he'd trip over the matches."
With the aid of a vehicle, the Vagabond is BORING. He
travels extensively in a Datsun Stanza. Now, if that isn't
boring enough, (the car CAN'T go faster than 120 KM/H)
he adheres strictly to the speed limits, with statements
about how he can accelerate and remain at a constant speed
(providing quadronomial vector equations to prove his point)
and turns a corner at 5 KM/H to demonstrate.
Fantasies: It is amazing, but the Vagabond does have fantasies.
A well known one is that he is locked in a computer shop
over night. Others such as having people laugh at one of his
jokes may never be realised, but he is trying...
Phobias: The Vagabond is well known for it's fear of excitement. It has
been traced back to his early childhood, where exciting events
occurred, and his subconscious has never come to terms with
those events. Thus, a good time to the Vagabond consists of
watching test patterns on channel 2, reading a movie on SBS,
or even better checking that his 101 key keyboard still has
it's 101 keys!
Dress: The Vagabond is renowned for his poor taste in clothes. His
selections (from the Brotherhood bins) is always at least
one size too large, and his shirts are always untucked.
Achievements: The Vagabond has achieved a new dimension in boringness.
He has made a brick wall commit suicide when he tried to
convince it to vote Liberal in the last elections. (The wall
was a Liberal supporter anyway, until Vagabond talked to it.)
His proudest achievement is counting 93,000 sheep one
night, until sheep fell asleep. Ge then wrote a long boring
story about it.
History: The Vagabond became known in late 1986. With his VIC-20
and 300 baud modem he managed to bore a lot of people without
actually being there to bore them.
With his new computer, the IBM compatible, new 1200 baud
modem, and own phone line, he has been able to bore a lot
more people quicker.
It wasn't until 1988 that he got a job and started working
in the ideal environment; the PC division of a large national
company. He can now bore an enormous amount of people, quickly
and efficiently and gets paid for it!
Closing Comments: If you are someone who showers more than once per
week, goes out at least as often as you shower, and don't
get past counting 10 sheep before you go to bed at night, or
get pubic hair (not your own) caught between your teeth every
now and then, then this is one person you should avoid.
You'll find him boring!
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This Edition's Awards
---------------------
Bastard of the month........................ The Masked Avenger
(AGAIN!)
Boring person of the month.................. Vagabond
(AGAIN!)
Drunken slob of the month................... Fearless Fred
(AGAIN!)
Driver of the month......................... Raster Blaster
(Oh that poor Sillycar!)
Romeo of the month.......................... Disk Destroyer
Cute ass of the month (possibly all time)... SYN ...
Who can put who's tongue in someone ........ Thelonius Monk
else's month for the longest time .......... ECH!?
(Combined Award!)
Baby Sitter of the month award.............. Ivan Trotsky
(Skullfucker)
Sysop of the month.......................... Craig Bowen
(AND NEXT MONTH...)
Tree-stump rapist of the month.............. Royna
Bullshit award.............................. The Mentat
("I don't bullshit")
Circumcised head award...................... Brett McMillian
Have Tweezers, will wank award.............. Taxi Cab
Topex award................................. Cadet Ace
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Quotes for this month.
----------------------
The Mentat: "Everybody goes through my bag for NUI's."
SYN ...: "I'm Easy!"
"I can't seem to get mine to warble."
The Masked Avenger: "Oh no, I've got brain damage, but
what a relief, I've got a brain!"
Masky: "I'm too gullible"
Fred: "You can't be. The word 'gullible' has
been removed from the English dictionary."
Masky: "Has is?"
Disk Destroyer: (About Fire Fox) "You can have her nasal
hairs, but I'll have the rest of her anyday."
Fire Fox: (About Disk Destroyer) "Errrrr! YUCH!"
Mandi: (About Disk Destroyer) "Errrrrrrr! YUCH!"
Royna: (About Disk Destroyer) "Does he have a dick?"
Raster Blaster: "Go away, I'm having a good time!"
"I haven't slept for 5 days."
Fearless Fred: "It was a two dollar note!"
(The morning after drinking 3/4 of a bottle
of Bundaberg Rum)
"Urgg. I don't feel too good!"
Anon: "Can I watch you go to the toilet?"
Taxi Cab: "I'm going to send my sicopath frend onto U!"
(Spelling has not been altered)
"If you come around here, I'll blow your heads off."
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----------------------
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the following quality official Evil Angels Products.
"I hate the Masked Avenger" Badges $ 2-50
"I hate Taxi Cab" Badges (In high demand) $ 3.00
Evil Angels Windcheaters... $25-00
All sizes, all colours, design is Front: "I hate the Masked Avenger"
"Evil Angels: Ridding the
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Back: "I hate Taxi Cab!"
Printed versions of Anarchistic Tendencies Part 1 - 5 $10-00
Remember... donations to Evil Angels are NOT tax deductible,
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Can you guess who this is?
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the Noballs Prize, and will be awarded each issue by a count
of votes. See below for details.
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the most deserving nerd on the boards. Please register
your vote, and next issue we'll award Gawden's One Inch to
the person with the most votes. One vote per person please.
Second, Who do you think the above picture is of?
Send your vote and guess at the nerd's identity to:
Evil Angels,
C/o The Twilite Zone,
562-0686.
Winners will be notified by E-Mail, and will be
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Anarchistic Tendencies V
(C) October 1988
YOU HAVE NO GODDAMNMUTHAFUKING RIGHTS!
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Disclaimer: The authors have gone to a hell of a lot of trouble to ensure
that this file contains no offensive material. However, should you find
anything which you object to, STIFF SHIT! You can't sue us!
This file is written with the intent of producing a humorous
file which will be enjoyed by everyone, and no offence is intended towards
any person or persons however much they are mentioned.
So kiss my ass Vagababy!

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* Evil Angels Presents... /\ /\ *
* / \ / \ *
* Anarchistic Tendencies... Part VI / \/ \ *
* \ /\ / / *
* The complete do-it-yourself \ / \ / / *
* KAMIKAZE DRIVER COURSE \/ \/ / *
* (Dedicated to Raster Blaster) / *
* /______ *
* Released November 24, 1988 / *
* / *
* By: The founder of Evil Angels, The Masked Avenger / *
* And Fearless Fred (AKA Lightening Bolt). / *
* / *
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WARNING!
Before attempting this course you MUST be in peak physical and
spiritual condition. We recomend that you begin your training
at least one month before starting the course.
If you do not have the dedication to training your success as
a kamikaze driver will of course be effected.
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You will need:
--------------
Determination.
A sense of destiny.
A white scarf.
A pair of goggles. (Optional)
A bicycle.
A very expensive (FAST) car. (For advanced kamikazes)
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Initial Training: Spiritual
---------------------------
It is very important that you are well prepared spiritually
before attempting to begin the rigorous physical training
required to become a kamikaze.
With every day you will become a more confident man of destiny.
Your jaw will take on a different shape, your eyes will get
smaller and take on a glint of iron determination, and as you
progress through this course you will notice how women's
heads will turn as you walk past, dogs will run in fear,
and your mother will stop making you eat your vegetables.
Exercise 1: You will need to take control of your emotions.
This is easily acheived by sitting in front of
the television, and taking on a serious facial
expression, and then keeping that expression
for as long as you can. Keep your eyes focussed on
a point slightly above and several metres behind
the television you are watching.
The best programs are comedies. YOU MUST NOT LAUGH!
Kamikazes have a serious job to do, and your image
as a kamikaze will be damaged if you are seen smiling
must less laughing!
Second best is soap operas. The more boring the better.
These will give you the oportunity to pracice your
serious job to do look while everyone else is looking
bored. Having other people around may be distracting
at first, as bored people will become curious as to
what your serious job to do look is all about, but
ignoring them will not only get rid of them, it will
be an achievement in holding your facial expression.
Exercise 2: Praying.
Clasp your hands together, take on your serious job
to do look, and begin mumbling. Don't actually say
anything, and keep your face as motionless as posible.
If you prefer, keep your eyes open, but don't focus
on anything.
If you keep your eyes closed, it is much more
impressive if you bow and raise the volume of your
mumbles proportional to the angle of your bow.
Ensure that when you bow you do not fall
over! However, should you fall over, take advantage
of it, and assume the lotus position, and continue
your prayers.
Remember Kamikazes don't make mistakes. If something
goes wrong increase the determination in your facial
expression, and take advantage of the situation by
making people think that you meant it.
You should now look and act the part of the Kamikaze. It is
most important that you do not lose these skills, so make sure
that you pray at least once per day.
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Initial Training: Physical
--------------------------
You should spend approximately an hour a day training.
For physical training, there are some simple exercises you
can practice while watching TV, walking to school, while
having dinner. Just about any time of the day opportunities
will present themselves.
1. Walls are one of the most vital resources available to
you at this stage. Partly because, as a rule, walls are
quite hard, and secondly because there are so many of them.
Exercise 1: Walk up to the wall.
Look straight at it.
Punch it as hard a you can.
Try not to yell. This is very important as it
teaches you self disipline, needed later.
Exercise 2: Walk up to the wall.
Stand approximately 1 metre back from it.
(This step will depend upon how tall you are.)
Close your eyes. (Optional)
Lean foreward.
If you follow the steps involved here, you should
find yourself lying on the ground with a headache.
If you ache anywhere else, it means that something
has gone wrong. Try adjusting the distance between
yourself and the wall.
If you have dificulty in achieving these simple exercises, don't
despare. You must simply re-condition yourself to your destiny.
Start with simple exercises like getting a close friend or family
member to pull away a chair just before you sit on it. This will
build your confidence. Another good confidence builder is to try
and juggle knives. Start with one, then work you way up. If you
can handle three, try sharpening them. For extra confidence, try
whenever you drop a knife, having a drink of saki.
Exercise 3: This is an exercise in showing off your skills as a
future Kamikaze. Go into a large office building,
and go into the lifts. Stand in front of the doors,
and using the skills you used from exercise 2 you
will be able to judge the distance you need to stand
away from the door.
Now, just as the doors open, lean foreward. This will
look very impressive to the people waiting to get into
the lift. It is also very important that you don't
groan, or otherwise make any noice, otherwise people
will think that you're alive still, and feel obligated
to help you. You should have learned this skill from
exercise 1.
From this exercise you will improve your timing skills
needed for future exercises.
These are just basic training exercises. Use your imagination.
Remember, a Kamikaze wont get very far in his field unless he
has the resourcefulness to cope with setbacks.
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-----------------
Advanced Training
-----------------
Having cultivated your skills, both spiritually, and physically,
you are now ready to proceed with the advanced training.
For this you will need your white scarf, goggles and a bicycle.
Once on your bicycle, head for a busy street intersection.
Ensure that the street is not too busy. For best results, the
scarf should be long enough that it will flap in the wind.
Wait at the selected corner for an appropriate vehicle.
A public bus is ideal, but if there aren't many about, a truck
is also acceptable.
While waiting at the corner, you may want to do some praying, and
deep breathing exercises will be useful later.
When the chosen vehicle is in sight, begin peddling. You should
remember to allow time to get the the place of contact the same
time as the bus. So begin peddling BEFORE the bus gets there.
| ___ |
| | B | | Start peddling when bus
| | U | | is at this position.
_______________| | S | |________________
|| |___|
||
||
___ ___ _____|| _________ ___
|| o
Point of contact \/ || /|~~
/\<-<-|| 0-/-0
_______________ ||______________
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| |
| |
If you remembered your deep breathing exercises, you will now
be able to not only attrack the attention of the people in the
bus and pathways, but also impress them with your your loud
scream of "Banzai!".
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Graduation
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Once you have been discharged from hospital, you will now be
ready for the final stage of your course in being a Kamikaze driver.
This is the most important stage in your career, and the one
that you only get one chance at.
How you do it is up to you, but remember some of the finer points
in graduation.
1. Make sure you get plenty of sleep the day before your mission.
By not having enough sleep you are prone to make mistakes, which
could cause your mission to fail.
2. Flame looks good. So if you don't have time to douse your car's
exterior with petrol just before your final plunge, I suggest
that you get a long (approximately 5 metres) piece of red
material, and cut V shaped notches into the end. Then just
before impact hang it out the window. The fluttering motion
will look slightly more impressive than nothing at all.
3. A microphone attached to a P.A. system is another nice touch.
As people wont be able to hear your "Banzai!" over the roar
of the engine, the P.A. system will at least be an improvement.
Be careful to resist the temptation of muttering last words
like "Take this you ass-hole!". A simple "Banzai!" is much
more appropriate.
4. It is always better to have a reason for your mission.
Wait until someone has insulted you, been rude to you,
or didn't look with enough respect towards you when you
were practicing one of your serious job to do looks.
Then make it a point of telling them that they have
insulted your honour and they will reap the consequences
of their actions.
The less trivial the matter the better.
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Our H E R O
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One of our most promicing, yet unsuccessful students is
Raster Blaster. So far his failed missions have included
a high speed collision with the back of a truck that had
insulted his honour by backfiring. Result: Written off
car, and failed mission.
Next was his high speed collision with a fence.
We believe that it was not the fence, but the people who
owned it that had insulted his honour. Result: Written off
Celica, failed mission. (See what I mean about making
mistakes when you don't get enough sleep?)
Next: His attempt with his brand new Integra. So far
no-one has been game enough to insult his honour.
Other people to watch for are Simply Sparks. He has been
unable to master riding a bicycle, so has taken training
missions in his car. At the rate he is going he wont have
a car in which to complete his final mission. One point to
note here for you younger Kamikazes; car's work better when
the wheels are on the ground, not the roof. There are
certain aspects of training that have been ommited because
we thought common sence would cover such topics.
Masked Avanger. This is our most successful bicycle rider
yet. At the rate he is going at he wont need a car.
Truly a Kamikaze bike rider for all of us to be proud of!
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A note from the members of Evil Angels:
Good luck, and remember, YOURMUTHASUKSCOKSINHELLLLLLL!
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This Edition's Awards
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Bastard of the month........................ The Masked Avenger
(AGAIN!)
Boring person of the month.................. Vagabond
(AGAIN!)
Drunken sysop of the month................... Fearless Fred
(AGAIN!)
Driver of the month......................... Simply Sparks!
(Truck engravements do suit your Accord)
Romeo of the month.......................... Ivan Trotsky
Juliet of the month......................... SYN ...
NB: This may not be related (But bet ya balls it is!)
Hoon of the month.......................... Thelonius Monk
(Minus $135)
Nerdy Message of the Month................. Captain Chaos
(Has his modem for
2 days and already
rates an award!)
Sysop of the month.......................... Craig Bowen
(AND NEXT MONTH...)
Software distributer award.................. Taxi Cab
Slut of the month........................... Fire Fox
Mentat's sex life will never be the same!
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Quotes for this month.
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Craig Bowen: "I can't think at all"
SYN ...: "I don't believe I have had a comfortable screw"
"I've had an Orgasm, they're nice aren't they?"
Fearless Fred: "I haven't has sex in SOOO long."
Taxi Cab: "Can someone teach me how to program BASIC, C or assembly?"
Vagabond: "The SYN's working fine, I just can't get THE end in!"
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YOUR STAR SIGNS
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By Ze Prophet
Aries: This month there's either a spec on my telescope, or
there's some sort of planet thingie hovering around
a constelation wotsit. This means that love is in the
air for you. But it could also mean that you're going
to be invited to a bit party and break out in zits
the night before.
Tuarus: This month I couldn't find venus, which means that
you will experience a stable relationship which will
have disasterous results. Be careful not to drive
a Toyota. They have a tendancy to make you jump
uncontrollably!
Gemini: Your planet is murcury. It seems to be higher in the
thermometre than usual which indicates your love life
will flourish this month. Just remember to wash you
hand afterwards.
Cancer: With mars so much in the news with the Ruskies and all,
it indicates that you should avoid Austpac as much as
posible and concentrate on that playboy. Your love life
isn't going to improve this month either, but with a
personality like yours, I'd doubt it ever will.
Leo: Being ruled by the sun, and this being summer, it symbolises
that it's a good time for some huba-ta-huba-ta. If you're
not getting enough, get a little on the side. If you're not
getting any, it's high time to start!
Virgo: There's an anomoly somewhere either in the milky way
or close by it. This means you should cut down on your
cholesterol, and watch your weigh this month. Also, you
could be involved in a traffic jam if you drive in peak
hour traffic. Don't despair, you will soon crash your car
again, and be back to using public transport and avoiding
traffic jams.
Libra: Trouble is brewing on the horizon. You should start saving
now for your next phone bill. There is also signs of travel,
so if you don't think you can afford your bills, book a flight
to Cuba now and avoid the confrontations.
Scorpio:Well, you're a little prick, so the best thing to do is
end it all now while the time is right.
Sagittarius: Your life seems to be going fine so far, and the stars
indicate that you will have someone over for dinner
in two weeks or so. As you're basically a walking disaster,
you'll be better off eating out.
Capricorn: Now is a good time to change your underwear. Be careful
not to shower this month as there are bad omens with
whats-his-name the water carrier. On the whole, your
love life will continue to be disasterous. Socially, you
don't have a chance this month either, so stay home.
Aquarius: You're bound for conflict this month, but don't worry,
all will end in your favor. Relationships will be strained
this month, and your sex life will take a dive. Remember,
there are drugs you can take to cure impotence, but science
can't cure a small dick.
Pisces: You should pay more attention towards your business life
this month. There seems to be an eclipse of the moon that
orbits that cute little red whatsit near your planet
indicating you shouldn't forget the Aeroguard fot the next
BBQ like you did last time, or your girlfriend isn't as sweet
and innocent as you first thought, and you should consider
a trip to the Clinic.
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My predictions for this month:
Having star gazed for minutes on end, there seems to be some
unrest in that fuzzy bit of the sky. This means nothing, except
that bit of the sky wasn't fuzzy last time I looked, so I
probably need glasses.
Being summer, the sun is out a lot of the time. So all you Leo's
out there go have a good time, and the rest of you will suffer.
If you're looking for a lover, avoid Virgo people. They're what
us prophetic people refer to as BAD OMENS. Leo's are in season this
month, but watch out for jelous Aquarius boyfriends.
I also saw a satelite. This means that it's a good time to buy
that expensive thing you wanted, and give it to someone who wont
use it as a Christmas present.
Till next time huneys.... XXXOOOXXX
Ze Prophet.
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Over the years, many questions have arisen along the lines of
this one...
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From: Ram Raider Msg #113, 08-Apr-88 10:00pm
To: All
Subject: SYN
Who the hell is SYN. Is she (a) fantasy woman you sexually
deprived people have dreamt up or is she a real person, and
if so is she a rootable darling... " (From the Twilight Zone)
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So to clear up such questions we proudly present...
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/ | #18 \
/| THE | 22/10/87 |\
||| | 7:13:07pm |||
||| SECRET DIARIES OF | Dear diary, |||
||| | My finger!!! It's |||
||| _ | killing me... The |||
||| / \ \ / | | | rotten cricket ball hit|||
||| | \ / |\ | | it on the way to my |||
||| \ | | \ | | chin.. (Dont you dare |||
||| | | | \| | laugh!! hehe) I can |||
||| \_/ | | | O O O | barely move the poor |||
||| | thing... My typing |||
||| | certainly aint at its |||
||| | fastest!! |||
||| | (from PI) |||
||| ____ | ____ |||
||| ____/====\____ | ____/====\____ |||
|||____/=====/ \=====\____|____/=====/ \=====\____|||
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====================
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W A R N I N G !
=================
What you are about to read may frighten you, it may shock you,
and make you shit yourself. We take full responsibility for
the frights, the shocks, but the shit's all yours!
The events described within this document have not been changed
but the names have been changed to incriminate the innocent!
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SYN ...'s SECRET BOUDOIR
==========================
Report by Ford Prefect
SYN'S SECRET BOUDOIR, a hidden underground network of bedrooms
and lounges known only, until recently, by SYN and a few
carefully selected fellow sex fiends.
SYN's Boudoir was discovered by accident when a police
investigation into unidentified bouncing objects lead
them on a routine surveillance of the area. It was a bright
moonlit night, and it was clearly seen that an object,
not entirely unlike a cheesecake, burst through one of the
retaining walls.
On further investigation, and the support of several Queensland
backup squads, many months of intense undercover work,
and the threat of a royal commission if the superintendent
was not personally involved in the operation, it was finally
made public and closed down.
The date was the 1st of October, 1987.
Since then, Syn has abandoned her boudoir, but the discovery
of this map has helped us to piece together what a night in
this extraordinary pleasure palace must have been like.
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| | +------+---_ +----+
| | | ] | |
Retaining | | | 11 | | | |
Wall | | | | ] | 13 |
----> | | +---+------+ | | |
| | | 10 ] +----+- --+
| | | | | |
| +-+- -+- ----+ ] | 12 |
| | | | | | |
| | 6 | 6 | +--+ +-------+
Repair |_| | | |
Area---> ___ /\ +----+ |
| +----/ \----+ | |
| | 8 | 7 |
------------+ +----\ /----+ | |
| | \/ | | |
Pier | | | +- --+ |
| | 6 | 6 | +--+
------------+ | | | 14|
| +- ----+-- --+ +- -+- +----+
| | | | 15 |
| | | | |
| +-------+-- -+---+ +---+---+
Ocean | | . | _ | |
| | 9 . | 5 / \ |
| | . | \_/ ++
| | | | |
| +-------+----+---+ +---+- --+
| | | | | _________
| | | | +-----+
| | +-+- --+ 1 3
| | | +-----+_________
| | +--+ | |
| | | 4 +----+ +-+
| | | | | |
| | | +-+ | |
| | | | | |
| | +-------+ +-+ +---+
| | | 2 |
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KEY TO MAP
==========
1. SYN'S AUDIENCE CHAMBER.
It was here that SYN would sit (on a magnificent gold
throne) and question those who wished to enter her boudoir.
Apparently, she would ask them a riddle -The Riddle Of SYN-
and they would have to try to guess the answer.
If correct, they would be allowed to enter through
the north door. If they were wrong, the harem guards
would grab the poor individual and take them through the
south door to the torture room where they would be chained
to the wall and savagely tortured for 2 hours before being
thrown out. Some people, such as Dianne Nichols (TZ's
resident nymphomaniac) usually wanted to get it wrong.
2. TORTURE ROOM.
All sorts of fiendish torture equipment was found here.
Whips, chains, handcuffs, feathers, recordings of Neighbors,
tapes of Mark Jackson, nude photos of Taxi Cab etc...
3. ENTRANCE TUNNEL.
Shortly after SYN's boudoir was uncovered, this tunnel
collapsed mysteriously. Some suspect it was dynamited by
SYN herself. No-one is sure where it leads. To a nearby
hidden entrance perhaps, or all the way to Surrey Hills?
4. SYN'S INNER SANCTUM.
This was SYN's private room. Even people who successfully
gained admission to the boudoir were forbidden to enter
here without SYN's permission.
5. SQUARE OF THE PHALLIC FOUNTAIN.
This area has a high, curving ceiling and a grassed floor.
Lots of artificial light complete the illusion of being
outside and above ground. The most striking thing about
the square is the odd-shaped fountain, built to please one
of SYN's sudden whims.
To the south of the square, someone has been planting an
aphrodisiac garden.
Also, a fully-grown stag deer is allowed to roam in the
garden. It was kept, perhaps, for the velvet on its antlers
or maybe it has a more bizarre purpose...
6. BEDROOM.
These were constructed for the use of SYN's guests. Each
boasts a king-sized, vibrating water bed fitted with
waterproof sheets and leather cushions. In the case of an
emergency, whips and chains would drop from the roof above.
7. MURAL.
The east wall of this hallway is covered by a floor to
ceiling painting of SYN exposing the cutest parts of her
anatomy, of course very tastefully portrayed.
8. PERVING ROOM.
From this small chamber, an individual could spy on the
goings on in any of the bedrooms through the four two-way
mirrors. Cameras and sound recording devices were ready for
use in the store room to the east.
[Note: Evil Angels now also has a thriving pornographic
retailing outlet. And for those interested, nine inches
is not the same in real life as it is on a ruler.
IS IT MARTY?]
9. SHOWER/SPA.
To the east is the shower area. (Communal, of course)
To the west is the spa bath. The natural fauna of this
area consists of a healthy tadpole population.
10. ALCOVES.
In each of the alcoves along the east wall stands a
life-sized statue of SYN's "best times". For those who want
more pleasure from the statues than the appreciation of
art, a rubber doll of the same person lies in a compartment
under each statue.
11. PERVERTED SHOWER.
For some reason, the soap holders are set only a foot above
the floor. After speculating the reason for this, we could
only assume SYN at one stage has a gnome fetish.
12. LOUNGE.
There are two VCRs here, as well as (at the last count)
386 "home videos".
13. KITCHEN.
With the cupboards stacked with plentiful supplies of
cheesecake ingredients, we feel that the discovery of
her boudoir was a timely one. Who knows what damage could
have been done should she have had a cooking spree and
bounced a couple down Burke St. in the Christmas shopping
crowds.
[We also suspect that SYN was involved in the Hoddle St
incident. Unpublished police ballistic reports state that
fragments of an unidentified substance were scattered
randomly throughout the scene. The substances found
matched those found in this kitchen. She may have used one
in self defense. Such a horrific weapon!]
14. SQUEEZY HALL.
This hallway was deliberately made so small that two people
entering from different ways would be forced into close
bodily contact. With no lighting here, someone groping for
a doorknob could encounter just about anything.
15. LIBRARY.
This room is decorated with wood panels in the style of the
Victorian era. The shelves contain every piece of erotic
literature from the Karma Sutra to Royna's autobiography.
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The Riddle
==========
One of the conditions of entry into Syn's Boudoir was that
you had to give your solemn word of honour (if such a thing
exists) not to tell anyone of the riddle or it's solution.
However, one person(?), so lacking in honour, (one who we at Evil
Angels admire greatly) did so when he wrote it publicly in
the jokes area on the Twilite Zone.
This person was The Alien.
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From: The Alien Msg #14, 03-Oct-87 12:29pm
To: All
Subject: Dirty, Perverted, Disgusting Joke....
QUESTION: Whats the difference between SYN and a bowling
ball.
ANSWER: You can only get 3 fingers into a bowling ball.....
((DEPARTS ROOM WITH BAR OF SOAP IN MOUTH))
---***>>F A N G<<***---
"Whats this about Wolfie?"
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Seeing that the boudoir had already been discovered by this
time, Syn was not all that angry...
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From: Syn ... Msg #15, 05-Oct-87 06:38pm
To: The Alien
Subject: Re: Dirty, Perverted, Disgusting Joke....
WELL I HOPE THAT YOUR MOUTH IS NICE AND SUDSY THEN!!
SEEYA
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Extracts from the Secret Diaries of SYN.
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Report by Ford Prefect and Lightening Bolt
Early one evening, after months of dedicated background
investigations into the lifestyle of SYN, we were at last
prepared to interview her, and ask for access to those most
sacred pages.
So we waited until she left the house, and entered through
a rear window which she had inadvertedly left open, and
finding that she was unavailable for comments, decided that
we should not waste the opportunity to gain access to the
her documented history.
This is what we discovered before her abrupt return, and her
change in heart at granting us access to the diaries...
[Note: that our reluctance to return the diaries, lead to
several pages being damaged. We pride ourselves on our
professional attitude to our work, and thus bring you what we can.
Note: We settled out of court for the physical damages that
were inflicted upon us, for rights to publish these extracts.]
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| 12-Nov-1987 -_ | 23-Nov-1987 |
| Dear Diary, _ | Dear Diary, |
| How can I start to say -_ | Remember how I was saying |
|this? I have fallen in lust-_ |how wierd some of my fantasies|
|once again, but this time I_- |were? Especially that one |
|am more seriously involved.-_ |about skydiving, oh, and that |
|Stephen is really attracted_- |one about scubadiving. Well, |
|to me, and even better than-_ |they werent as good as I first|
|that, all the girls at _- |thought. But now there's a new|
|school think he's a real _- |one which I was reading about |
|hunk! I have found some _- |in one of those magazines I |
|really exciting things to -_ |found stuck to Stephen's roof.|
|do with him, but I wish we _- |Anyway I started thinking what|
|could go out more. I think -_ |might put the zing back into |
|it would be more fun in the-_ |Stephen, after all he has been|
|sunshine! Another thing I -_ |limping around, although I |
|found out was that Stephen -_ |don't think that I've hurt it.|
|really does have a sweet _- |He might react if he had some |
|tooth. Honey on toast I can-_ |one else join us. I think I'll|
|understand, but when he put_- |ask his friend Sam next time. |
|___________________________- |______________________________|
_________--------_________ ###################
| 28-Nov-1987 -_ # AND WE THOUGHT #
| Dear Diary, -_ # ROYNA'S DIARIES #
| Yesterday Stephen bought me o_- # WERE HOT! #
| of those training videos -_ ###################
| he thought it might improv-_
| my stamina. It's not quite-_
| Fonda, but I think that_-
| learned quite a bit _- _----____---__
| and he was right, -_ _- after which h-_
| improve my stamin_- _-best one he'd ev-_
| thinks that I -_ -_but there was on_-
| wonderfully!_-- _-alking dirty whe-_
|_______------ -_ and how lazy he-_
-_prefers the top-_
-________________|
_______-----------_____________
| 16th Sept, 1988 |
|_Dear Diary, |
-_oday I was reading this new |
-_ that was given to me by |
_______________ -_. What a romantic! It's|
_- cheesecake! | -_ nd how to do it in |
-_was so funny! | -_with colour photos |
_-passionfruit & | _-ave me some ideas to|
-_riously though| -_with him after tea.|
-_imagine it. | _-ed cream and strawb-|
-_beat that?| -ouldn't have thought|
_-bragging,| _-could be so useful! |
# -_4 inches!| _- |
### -_ asked.| _- 17th Sept, 1988 |
##### -_time.|_- Diary, |
####### ----_- I was right, the whipped |
### _-cream and strawberries did do |
### | the job, he was very impressed|
################## | Some other ideas I got from |
# WHAT IS IN # | reading the book was next time|
# THOSE INFAMOUS # | we should try it in the lounge|
# CHEESECAKES?! # | room. Should be more fun. |
################## |_______________________________|
________-------------___________
| 24th Sept, 1988 |
| Dear Diary, |
| I had a wonderful day today!_|
| We went to a pub and drank __-
| cocktails, and I met thi_--
| guy, he had such a big - __--_-___
| and what's more he also- _-made this-_
| and I had an orgasm an- _- about how y-_
| That night we went to -_ -_ breasts! I c-_
| I tried some more new dr-_ -_most embarras-_
| you should try, then t-_ -_and their too|
| screw! Not quite as good -_ -_never again|
| Russians are my favorite._ - -_ oil and |
| That night was full of -__ -_ nice! |
| with Arnold Scwarzenegger,_- -______|
| oh he makes me feel so -__
| Tomorrow I hope that he will -_
| me. I will sit and wait for -_
| this time. I was too impatient -_
| time, but it IS hard! |
|__________________________________|
________--------------_________________---_
| | |
| 7th Nov, 1988 | Dear Diary_-
| Dear Diary, | _-
| | Tonigh_-
| It was dinner with Ivan |___---
| tonight. We wanted to try a | _
| different culture, so we | _____--- |
| went to a restaurant in | _- to bed |
| Lygon street.... MacDonalds.| __-uch later. |
| As I very delicately | _- Hey girls! |
| schluuuurrrrrrrrrped the | |Russians DON'T |
| last of my strawberry | |vodka. The furs|
| thickshake through the | -_ keep warm! |
| straw, Ivan put his hand on | -__ |
| my knee. At first I thought | -__________|
| he was after the French Fry |
| I dropped, but then I |
| realised his intention. |
| "Heavens above!", I exclaim-|
| -ed. I was right, it was. |----------________
| ______________ | |
-------- | --------- 11th Nov, 1988 |
| Dear Diary, |
| |
| Today I had the first |
| breakfast at the house of my|
| new boyfriend: Ivan the |
| Aphrodisiac Personified. |
| The champagne was fine, |
# | but I think the blackberry |
## | jam on the biscuits was off.|
########### | In fact, I may have had a |
############ | bit too much. I suddenly |
########### | started moaning, for I felt |
### ## | very sleazy, so Ivan quickly|
### # | got me into bed. After a |
### | few minutes of deep |
### | breathing I felt great and |
### | thoroughly enjoyed the |
### | rest of the day! |
__________----_ | ______________ |
_--ear Diary, -_ --------- --------
| - #
| Reading back, I -_ ###
| just realised I made-_ #####
| made a mistake in my _- #######
| last entry. Where I_- ###
| wrote "sleazy", it -_ ###
| should have been _--
|_"queasy". Sorry._- NOTE THE DATE- IT CERTAINLY
-______________- WAS "REMEMBRANCE DAY" FOR SYN!
________--------------_________________--------------________
| | |
| 28th Nov, 1988 | 29th Nov, 1988 |
| Dear Diary, | Dear Diary, |
| | |
| AM: What am I going to do?! | It's okay, Ivan got away. |
| I just got a letter | He caught Taxi in one of |
| saying that Taxi Cab, in his| his futile "pastimes" and |
| bitterness over being | got a snapshot. |
| sterile, has kidnaped Ivan. | Taxi agreed to let him |
| What's worse, if I can't | go on pain of having it |
| amass $10,000 by the end of | splashed over the front |
| the week, Taxi's going to | cover of every newspaper |
| give Ivan a vasectomy! | and magazine in the country.|
| | |
| PM: I've had no choice. I've| |
| had to go onto the streets | [This photo will be shown |
| and sell my body. (No, to | to all later in the file!] |
| medical science when I'm | |
| dead, not what you're | |
| thinking! hehe That would be| |
| an interesting thought tho.)| |
| ______________ | ______________ |
-------- ----------------- --------
These were what we managed to collect, but SYN was rather
convincing when her argument changed to include an M-16
with grenade launcher. We immediately saw that we had
invaded her privacy and departed.
As the photos of her diaries did not develop due to Ford
forgetting to put film in the camera, we can only assure
our interested readers that SYN has a wonderful way with
.................................................. words.
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This Edition's Awards
=======================
Sysop of the Month.......................... Craig Bowen
Bastard of the month........................ The Masked Avenger
(AGAIN!)
Piss Pot of the month....................... The Lensman
(This guy shouldn't smoke! He'll blow up one day.)
Talker of the month......................... Disk Destroyer
(5 1/2 hours in bed with Loosa, and it was all talk!)
Drunken sysop of the month.................. Fearless Fred
(AGAIN!)
Driver of the month......................... Fearless Fred
(Well, that's what a bumper bar is for isn't it?)
Most Attractive To Faggots Award............ Eyeth Man
Nerdy Message of the Month.................. Captain Chaos
(Get down and boo-gee Sludgy!)
Pedophile Award............................. Simple Sparks
One Pot Screamer of the Month............... Disk Destroyer
Slut of the month........................... Blue Fox
(Lensman, those testicle ear-rings will suit you!)
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Quotes for this month.
========================
Masked Avenger: "I am going to have the best
pull tonight!"
Blue Fox: "I couldn't get it out no matter
how hard I tried! I had to ask a
customer to do it."
Fearless Fred: "Oh, my knob just fell off."
Ivan Trotsky: "I never could get my mouth around
Carolyn."
Radical Accumulator: "I was almost penetrated by a banana!"
Disk Destroyer: "I'm afraid I might be a poofter because
i get put off by kissing."
Raster Blaster: "Fuck off. Just FUCK OFF! I am
having a fucking good time mum!"
(This may not be quoted correctly, it may be that it should
read "I am having a fucking good fucking time mum!" but we
were drunk at the time and cant be expected to get it right.)
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YOUR STAR SIGNS
=================
By Ze Prophet
Hi again dahlings. Yeth, it'th me again, your favorite
forecarthter of forthcomming functionth. Thith month ith
really topthy turby with the thtarth being in the thky
and all buthing around. But letth thee what they hold
for you...
Aries: Looking through my telescope this month
we see that there's lots of little falling
stars. This means that you should consider
taking out a tatts ticket this week, with your
lucky numbers seventeen and twenty three.
Taurus: You have the misfortune this month of spinning
one too many fibs. Judging by the way the blur
in your wats-it it getting bigger, you should
have told the truth in the first place, because
she wont believe you this time! Carrying a condom
is always a good idea.
Gemini: Gemini's are really hot! I predict that this
month you may consider having a oil change, but
astronomically speaking it could be financially
wiser to wait for the new year.
Cancer: Cut it out! That right, that's my prediction
for you this month. Stop what you're doing and
head for Rio or somewhere that you could afford,
even if it is St Kilda. This is the time to party,
so forget work. If you are heading for St Kilda
ensure that your sawnoff is loaded. The beach there
has lots of shell on the beach to be collected, but
don't put them to your ear, they may go off.
Leo: This is a good month in which to travel. Even
though you're the type to take a parachute on a
cruise, and forget it when you go sky-diving, take
a chance. Maybe I am wrong, and you wont get hijacked
and shot. Then again, it wouldn't be a great loss.
Virgo: The stars are certainly grim for you this month.
It looks like when the nice people said at the clinic
"see you later", they were right... There's definitely
problems in the sexual area for you. But it looks
as if the problem will clear up in a couple of months.
Then again with your abilities, no-one will notice the
difference.
Libra: After all the bad things for the other sign so far,
yours seems to be the brightest, with possibilities of
a romantic encounter of the third kind not far off.
Don't get all excited, especially if you're into
Destroying Disks. But all in all, a good month coming
up for you.
Scorpio: Oh no. I really couldn't be such a bearer of bad
news. But what the hell, I never did like Scorpios
much. Your heading for financial ruin, with no hope
of love, you're going to be destitute and friendless.
Maybe if you killed yourself you could get out of it
lightly, but with such a bad set of stars, you'd
probably fuck it up as well.
Sagittarius: Let's see... hmmmm, not much to report for you
this month. Your star thingies are still there, but
they're sort of there and not doing much. There is
a fly in the room, so I could say that you should
avoid barbecues this Christmas. Parties are OK though.
Capricorn: What a wonderfully set of bad omens! Shit, hang on,
that was Scorpio again... Hmmm, there's definitely
good social contacts to be made. And it looks like
an old friend is going to make a long distance phone
call to you late one night and you're going to get
really pissed off - don't, she's desperate for a root,
that is unless you're female (and not a lesbian) in
which case get as pissed off as you want.
Aquarius: Damn, this is getting bad again, more good luck for
you coming up. There's something to do with flowers,
I don't know what, but if a really cute flowergirl
asks you if you have the time, this may be the time
to try out the line "if you have the place."
Pieces: Oh good. It looks from the stars that you've just
had a particularly bad time, so have I so don't complain!
Romantically there's little in store for you, so you'll
just have to hang on a little while longer (9 inches?).
On the financial side of things, don't gamble, you'll
lose, but if you keep a straight head you wont get into
any more trouble.
----------------------------------------
My predictionth for thith month:
Well, thince I've just had a particularly bad love
affair, the bitch detwayed me, I really cant thee
why I thould tell you that thereth thomething good
going to happen.
I hope you all have a totally horwible Chrithmath,
and a particularly bad New Year'th Hang Over.
Till next time huneeth.... Blah!
Ze Prophet.
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======================
The Classified Pages
======================
For Sale: One slightly used SYN ...
Low milage, still runs OK,
not that good at indoor cricket.
SYN ... can cook (Caution!).
Comes in various shades of red.
In handy carry home 6 pack!
For more information contact
Craig Bowen,
C/o Pacific Island.
(03) 890-2174
--------------------------------------------------
If you wish to advertise here, please contact either:
Fearless Fred. C/o The Twilite Zone (03) 562-0686
or Vagabond C/o The Truth BBS (03) 813-1663
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E V I L A N G E L S
========================
At present the Evil Angels team consists of the following:
Founder: The Masked Avenger
Editor: Lightening Bolt (Fearless Fred)
Reporter: Ford Prefect
Programmer: Vagabond
(BSF Boys)
Associate Members: Thelonius Monk
Eliminator
Lensman
Vagabond
Lounge Lizzard
Nixx
SYN ... (Token Female. We aren't sexist!
We don't get much either.)
Disk Destroyer (Pending)
Sprite (Pending)
Favorite people: Taxi Cab Blue Fox
(To hassle.) Captain Choas Simply Sparks
Fire Fox Vagabond
Raster Blaster SYN ...
Disk Destroyer Ice Man (and Robbie)
Royna Masked Avenger
You too can help rid the world of nerds. By purchasing any of
the following quality official Evil Angels Products.
"I hate the Masked Avenger" Badges $ 2-50
"Hug your computer today" car signs $ 4-00
Evil Angels Windcheaters... $25-00
All sizes, all colours, design is:
_______ _______
/ \______/ \
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|________________|
Printed versions of Anarchistic Tendencies Parts 1-7: $14-00
Remember... donations to Evil Angels are NOT tax deductible,
but will help rid the world of nerds!
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Anarchistic Tendencies VII
(C) December 1988
YOU HAVE NO GODDAMNMUTHAFUKING RIGHTS!
**************************************
* NO PART OF THIS FILE MAY BE *
* PUBLISHED IN MASS MEDIA WITHOUT *
* THE AUTHORS' WRITTEN PERMISSION *
* AND HALF OF THE AUTHORS DON'T *
* KNOW HOW TO WRITE. THE OTHER HALF *
* ARE USUALLY DRUNK! *
* *
* - That's a god-dammed warning *
* *
**************************************
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YOURMOTHERSUCKSCOCKSINHELL
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Disclaimer: The authors have gone to a hell of a lot of trouble to
ensure that this file contains no offensive material. However, should
you find anything which you object to, STIFF SHIT! You can't sue us!
This file is written with the intent of producing a
humorous file which will be enjoyed by everyone, and no offense is
intended towards any person or persons however much they are
mentioned.
SYN darling, that doesn't mean that you can't whip me,
beat me and punish me for all this... again. What fond memories and
scars I carry with me of your wonderful truncheon and whip!
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Donations can be sent:
C/o Craig Bowen,
P.O. Box 125,
Balwyn, 3103.
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Evil Angels will return with Anarchistic Tendancies VIII
--------------------------------------------------------
======================================
The Evil Angel's Christmas Compendium.
======================================
* Read about Santa - Jenny Craig will succeed this time.
* Read how we painted Rudolf's nose black!
* Read about the steriod scandal and the Elves,
and the Child labour charges.
* Is Santa a pedophile?
* The Twelve Days of Christmas.
* These things and much, much more... Comming soon!

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<H1>Electronic Magazines: ATHENE</H1>
<P>
<I>ATHENE is the Online Magazine of Amateur Creative Writing.
It's loaded with many stories, not really falling along any particular lines.
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<TABLE WIDTH=100%>
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<H1>Electronic Magazines: ATHENE</H1>
<P>
<I>ATHENE is the Online Magazine of Amateur Creative Writing.
It's loaded with many stories, not really falling along any particular lines.
</I>
<P>
<TABLE WIDTH=100%>
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<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ath1n3">ath1n3</A> <tab to=T><TD> 136404<BR><TD> Athene: Volume 1, Issue 3, November 1989
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<H1>Electronic Magazines: Activist Times, Incorporated</H1>
<P>
Starting from relatively humble beginnings, Prime Anarchist gears a crew of
Connecticut hackers through 5 plus years of hacking, phreaking, politics, and
general spouting off. In many cases, they have the weirdest idea of time,
releasing 10 issues in one month and then releasing nothing for 4 more. All in
all, a complete grab-bag of articles.
<P>
<TABLE WIDTH=100%>
<TD BGCOLOR=#00FF00><FONT COLOR=#000000><B>Filename</B><BR></FONT></TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#00DD00><FONT COLOR=#000000><B>Size</B><BR></FONT></TD>
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<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/001301.txt">001301.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1597<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (January, 13, 2000)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/414.txt">414.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2086<BR><TD> What is alt.2600.414 for?
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/880919.txt">880919.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 5508<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 19, 1988)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/880923.txt">880923.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 6510<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 23, 1988)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/881020.txt">881020.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2329<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 20, 1988)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/891205.txt">891205.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 6006<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 5, 1989)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/900912.txt">900912.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 9665<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 12, 1990)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/901010.txt">901010.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4184<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 10, 1990)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/930608.txt">930608.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7764<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (June 8, 1993)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/970427.txt">970427.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4751<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (April 27, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/970520.txt">970520.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2526<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (May 20, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/970810.txt">970810.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4965<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (August 10, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/970811.txt">970811.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1992<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (August 11, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/970901.txt">970901.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7097<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 1, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/971001.txt">971001.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1366<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 1, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/971005.txt">971005.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1686<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 5, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/980419.txt">980419.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1814<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (April 18, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/980606.txt">980606.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 3596<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (June 6, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/980706.txt">980706.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 805<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (July 6, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/980723.txt">980723.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2096<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (July 23, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/980913.txt">980913.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2072<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 13, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/980922.txt">980922.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 503<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 22, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/981106.txt">981106.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2003<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (November 6, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/981129.txt">981129.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2769<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (November 29, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/981202.txt">981202.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1549<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 2, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/981212.txt">981212.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1899<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 12, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/981219.txt">981219.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1554<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 19, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/990111.txt">990111.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 762<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (January 11, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/990118.txt">990118.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 248<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (January 18, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/990221.txt">990221.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1192<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (February 21, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/990424.txt">990424.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1652<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (April 24, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/990523.txt">990523.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4219<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (May 23, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/991211.txt">991211.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2543<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 11, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/991219.txt">991219.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4064<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 19, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/991227.txt">991227.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 970<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 27, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/abbie.txt">abbie.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 13651<BR><TD> Abbie Hoffman Was Not Famous! By Prime Anarchist
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/americorruptionron.txt">americorruptionron.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 11709<BR><TD> American Corruption and Enron
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/ati-01.txt">ati-01.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7880<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #01
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/ati-02.txt">ati-02.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 10599<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #02
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/ati-03.txt">ati-03.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 10816<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #03
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ATI/ati-04.txt">ati-04.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 14885<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #04
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</TABLE><P><TABLE WIDTH=100%><TR><TD ALIGN=RIGHT><SMALL>There are 442 files for a total of 6,014,035 bytes.</SMALL></TABLE><P>
I have a bit of history with Prime Anarchist and his friends, and since
the purpose of this site is to capture the feelings and experiences of
the 1980's BBS era, I might as well go into it here. The story is
completely, utterly true.
<P>
While I was running The Works BBS, I naturally got the occasional
weirdo on the line. After all, the system was open, and anyone could
post comments to me or leave feedback or request a chat. You know, the
usual off-beat personality, coming in from the night, who would make
the whole thing seem kind of funny with their pathetic antics.
<P>
Well, at some point I started getting an inordinate amount of calls
from someone who went by several names, but generally called themselves
YOUR MOTHER, all capital letters. While this character started out just
leaving comments in all capitals that were goofy and completely
nonsensical (and of course I wouldn't grant this person access), the
calls kept coming, the comments kept getting left, and some of the
postings got rather sinister indeed:
<P>
<PRE>
FUCK YOU JASON I WILL KILL YOU AND THAT HOMOSEXUAL FERRET. I NOW KNOW OF
ONE PLACE WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS ON TIME FOR.. YOU ARE DEAD MEAT I WILL
LET YOU FIND OUT WHO I AM..... BUT BY THEN IT WILL BE TOO LATE FOR ANY
HELP. MY FRIENDS THINK I'M CRAZY BUT THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE
A DICK AND SHOULD BE KILLED FOR HUMANITY SAKE. THERE IS ABSOLUTLY
NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO PREVENT YOUR ONSLAUGHT SO SAY YOUR GOODBYE'S FOR
ONE DAY SOON YOU SHALL DIE... IT WILL NOT BE A GOOD YEAR FOR YOUR
FRIENDS BUT I KNOW YOUR PARENTS WOULD PROBABLY THANK
ME...................KISS OFF HOMO............FOR THE END IS NEAR!!!!!!
</PRE>
<P>
So suddenly I went from running a BBS to being hounded with death
threats online. Within a short time, I started getting screaming
calls on my other telephone lines, including the special one that
wasn't in my name (it was a business line owned by my father's
employer of the time.). When I mean screaming calls, I literately
mean that, calls with people screaming on them. And the comments
kept coming:
<P>
<PRE>
HINT WHO I AM #1:I HATE YOU
#2:I GO TO YOUR SCHOOL AND THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE
THINK YOU ARE A FLAMING HOMOSEXUAL.
#3:I HAVE HAIR
#4:238-42?? DO I KNOW WHAT THE LAST TWO DIGITS ARE??
STAY TUNED FOR MORE NEXT TIME BOYS AND FAGGOTS
</PRE>
<P>
and coming...
<P>
<PRE>
I AM STILL HERE DICKBREATH I WILL HAVE YOUR HOUSE NUMBER BY TONIGHT,
SLLEP TIGHT DEAD MEAT, YOU MAY THINK I AM KIDDING BUT I WOULD NOT WASTE
MY TIME IF I WAS FUCKING AROUND, YOU PISSED ME OFF, YOU WILL PAY FOR
IT....
</PRE>
<P>
Now, getting on 15 years later, this sort of thing is easy to laugh
off or trivialize, but for a 17-year-old kid living alone in his
father's house, this was pretty scary stuff.
<P>
Enter Prime Anarchist. I had made acquaintance with him and his friends
some time previous on The Works, and we had talked on the phone a few
times. At some point, I mentioned that I was experiencing this extreme
harassment, and they got very serious. They offered to help. And the
way they offered to help was to trace back the call.
<P>
They came over and visited me. Scruffy fellows, but I still remember
the eagerness to help me. They explained to me they had a friend in
the phone company, someone who could look at the special records they
had, the records where they see what numbers called a house (as
opposed to the phone bills we see, where all the numbers the house
called are listed). In this way, if I gave them some times that
YOUR MOTHER had called and left some messages, we could clear up
this little problem. To sweeten the deal, they asked me if I could
give them something to give to the friend in the phone company,
something like twenty bucks. I paid up gladly.
<P>
A little later, somehow, someone broke into the Works machine with
a remote sysop password, a password only I knew, that I'd not written
down or given to anyone. After breaking in, this person had tried
to delete my entire hard drive, but was typing in Apple computer
commands to do so, and the system was on a PC. On at least one
occasion, I'd used this remote password to use my machine. More
on that in a moment.
<P>
Well, Prime and his buddy came back and told me their friend had
done his work. They'd traced back the guy who did it, but they
couldn't tell me! Apparently he ALSO worked for the phone company!
According to my new friends, this fellow was TAPPING MY PHONE, and
picking up all this information to hack into my system and harass
me and the whole deal. So, they said, they'd go in and straighten
things out.
<P>
Later, they called me, and proudly said that they'd gone to the
guy's workplace, and found him at his desk, where they'd presented
the evidence they had and told him to lay the hell off me, to
never go near the Works BBS again, or he'd lose his job. The guy
supposedly freaked out, and swore up and down he'd never go
near my lines again.
<P>
I never found out who the guy was, and I never understood everything
that went down in that event, but I can say that I was honestly
freaked enough that I didn't really talk to Prime Anarchist and his
friend Cygnus ever again, and to be honest, the whole situation
as creepy. And to be fair, the harassment did stop after they
claimed they'd talked about it. But either way, if you look at
it from any angle, is it any wonder I'm a little paranoid?
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<H1>Electronic Magazines: Activist Times, Incorporated</H1>
<P>
Starting from relatively humble beginnings, Prime Anarchist gears a crew of
Connecticut hackers through 5 plus years of hacking, phreaking, politics, and
general spouting off. In many cases, they have the weirdest idea of time,
releasing 10 issues in one month and then releasing nothing for 4 more. All in
all, a complete grab-bag of articles.
<P>
<TABLE WIDTH=100%>
<TD BGCOLOR=#000000><FONT COLOR=#FFFFFF><B>Filename</B><BR></FONT></TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#002200><FONT COLOR=#FFFFFF><B>Size</B><BR></FONT></TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#004400><FONT COLOR=#FFFFFF><B>Description of the Textfile</B><BR></TD></TR>
<tab indent=60 id=T><br>
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="001301.txt">001301.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1597<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (January, 13, 2000)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="414.txt">414.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2086<BR><TD> What is alt.2600.414 for?
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="880919.txt">880919.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 5508<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 19, 1988)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="880923.txt">880923.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 6510<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 23, 1988)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="881020.txt">881020.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2329<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 20, 1988)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="891205.txt">891205.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 6006<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 5, 1989)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="900912.txt">900912.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 9665<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 12, 1990)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="901010.txt">901010.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4184<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 10, 1990)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="930608.txt">930608.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7764<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (June 8, 1993)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="970427.txt">970427.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4751<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (April 27, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="970520.txt">970520.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2526<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (May 20, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="970810.txt">970810.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4965<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (August 10, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="970811.txt">970811.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1992<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (August 11, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="970901.txt">970901.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7097<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 1, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="971001.txt">971001.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1366<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 1, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="971005.txt">971005.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1686<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (October 5, 1997)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="980419.txt">980419.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1814<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (April 18, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="980606.txt">980606.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 3596<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (June 6, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="980706.txt">980706.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 805<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (July 6, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="980723.txt">980723.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2096<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (July 23, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="980913.txt">980913.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2072<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 13, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="980922.txt">980922.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 503<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (September 22, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="981106.txt">981106.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2003<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (November 6, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="981129.txt">981129.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2769<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (November 29, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="981202.txt">981202.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1549<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 2, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="981212.txt">981212.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1899<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 12, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="981219.txt">981219.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1554<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 19, 1998)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="990111.txt">990111.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 762<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (January 11, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="990118.txt">990118.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 248<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (January 18, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="990221.txt">990221.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1192<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (February 21, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="990424.txt">990424.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 1652<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (April 24, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="990523.txt">990523.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4219<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (May 23, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="991211.txt">991211.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 2543<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 11, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="991219.txt">991219.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 4064<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 19, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="991227.txt">991227.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 970<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist Column (December 27, 1999)
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="abbie.txt">abbie.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 13651<BR><TD> Abbie Hoffman Was Not Famous! By Prime Anarchist
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="americorruptionron.txt">americorruptionron.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 11709<BR><TD> American Corruption and Enron
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-01.txt">ati-01.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7880<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #01
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-02.txt">ati-02.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 10599<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #02
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-03.txt">ati-03.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 10816<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #03
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<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-08.txt">ati-08.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 14836<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #08
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-10.txt">ati-10.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 41444<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #10
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-11.txt">ati-11.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 7535<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #11
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-12.txt">ati-12.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 11793<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #12
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-13.txt">ati-13.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 14412<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #13
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-14.txt">ati-14.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 11099<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #14
<TR VALIGN=TOP><TD ALIGN=TOP><A HREF="ati-15.txt">ati-15.txt</A> <tab to=T><TD> 22155<BR><TD> Prime Anarchist's Activist Times, Inc. (ATI) Issue #15
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I have a bit of history with Prime Anarchist and his friends, and since
the purpose of this site is to capture the feelings and experiences of
the 1980's BBS era, I might as well go into it here. The story is
completely, utterly true.
<P>
While I was running The Works BBS, I naturally got the occasional
weirdo on the line. After all, the system was open, and anyone could
post comments to me or leave feedback or request a chat. You know, the
usual off-beat personality, coming in from the night, who would make
the whole thing seem kind of funny with their pathetic antics.
<P>
Well, at some point I started getting an inordinate amount of calls
from someone who went by several names, but generally called themselves
YOUR MOTHER, all capital letters. While this character started out just
leaving comments in all capitals that were goofy and completely
nonsensical (and of course I wouldn't grant this person access), the
calls kept coming, the comments kept getting left, and some of the
postings got rather sinister indeed:
<P>
<PRE>
FUCK YOU JASON I WILL KILL YOU AND THAT HOMOSEXUAL FERRET. I NOW KNOW OF
ONE PLACE WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS ON TIME FOR.. YOU ARE DEAD MEAT I WILL
LET YOU FIND OUT WHO I AM..... BUT BY THEN IT WILL BE TOO LATE FOR ANY
HELP. MY FRIENDS THINK I'M CRAZY BUT THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE
A DICK AND SHOULD BE KILLED FOR HUMANITY SAKE. THERE IS ABSOLUTLY
NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO PREVENT YOUR ONSLAUGHT SO SAY YOUR GOODBYE'S FOR
ONE DAY SOON YOU SHALL DIE... IT WILL NOT BE A GOOD YEAR FOR YOUR
FRIENDS BUT I KNOW YOUR PARENTS WOULD PROBABLY THANK
ME...................KISS OFF HOMO............FOR THE END IS NEAR!!!!!!
</PRE>
<P>
So suddenly I went from running a BBS to being hounded with death
threats online. Within a short time, I started getting screaming
calls on my other telephone lines, including the special one that
wasn't in my name (it was a business line owned by my father's
employer of the time.). When I mean screaming calls, I literately
mean that, calls with people screaming on them. And the comments
kept coming:
<P>
<PRE>
HINT WHO I AM #1:I HATE YOU
#2:I GO TO YOUR SCHOOL AND THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE
THINK YOU ARE A FLAMING HOMOSEXUAL.
#3:I HAVE HAIR
#4:238-42?? DO I KNOW WHAT THE LAST TWO DIGITS ARE??
STAY TUNED FOR MORE NEXT TIME BOYS AND FAGGOTS
</PRE>
<P>
and coming...
<P>
<PRE>
I AM STILL HERE DICKBREATH I WILL HAVE YOUR HOUSE NUMBER BY TONIGHT,
SLLEP TIGHT DEAD MEAT, YOU MAY THINK I AM KIDDING BUT I WOULD NOT WASTE
MY TIME IF I WAS FUCKING AROUND, YOU PISSED ME OFF, YOU WILL PAY FOR
IT....
</PRE>
<P>
Now, getting on 15 years later, this sort of thing is easy to laugh
off or trivialize, but for a 17-year-old kid living alone in his
father's house, this was pretty scary stuff.
<P>
Enter Prime Anarchist. I had made acquaintance with him and his friends
some time previous on The Works, and we had talked on the phone a few
times. At some point, I mentioned that I was experiencing this extreme
harassment, and they got very serious. They offered to help. And the
way they offered to help was to trace back the call.
<P>
They came over and visited me. Scruffy fellows, but I still remember
the eagerness to help me. They explained to me they had a friend in
the phone company, someone who could look at the special records they
had, the records where they see what numbers called a house (as
opposed to the phone bills we see, where all the numbers the house
called are listed). In this way, if I gave them some times that
YOUR MOTHER had called and left some messages, we could clear up
this little problem. To sweeten the deal, they asked me if I could
give them something to give to the friend in the phone company,
something like twenty bucks. I paid up gladly.
<P>
A little later, somehow, someone broke into the Works machine with
a remote sysop password, a password only I knew, that I'd not written
down or given to anyone. After breaking in, this person had tried
to delete my entire hard drive, but was typing in Apple computer
commands to do so, and the system was on a PC. On at least one
occasion, I'd used this remote password to use my machine. More
on that in a moment.
<P>
Well, Prime and his buddy came back and told me their friend had
done his work. They'd traced back the guy who did it, but they
couldn't tell me! Apparently he ALSO worked for the phone company!
According to my new friends, this fellow was TAPPING MY PHONE, and
picking up all this information to hack into my system and harass
me and the whole deal. So, they said, they'd go in and straighten
things out.
<P>
Later, they called me, and proudly said that they'd gone to the
guy's workplace, and found him at his desk, where they'd presented
the evidence they had and told him to lay the hell off me, to
never go near the Works BBS again, or he'd lose his job. The guy
supposedly freaked out, and swore up and down he'd never go
near my lines again.
<P>
I never found out who the guy was, and I never understood everything
that went down in that event, but I can say that I was honestly
freaked enough that I didn't really talk to Prime Anarchist and his
friend Cygnus ever again, and to be honest, the whole situation
as creepy. And to be fair, the harassment did stop after they
claimed they'd talked about it. But either way, if you look at
it from any angle, is it any wonder I'm a little paranoid?
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Hola, I'm prime anarchist reporting from the
Anarchic Circle and this is my column for
ThirstDay, 1-13-00.
Overheard on radio. "How come teachers have to
take their skateboards every year?"
Nepotism Watch: Alex Alda. Alan? Kiernan Culkin.
Macauley?
CIDER HOUSE RULES: Homer's Odyssey.
A great metaphor for both sides or neither side.
Your tool to make your choice freely -- without
fear, persecution or reactionary stupidity.
John Irving may have written the 20th Century's
only real American Classic. - just my opinion. Has
anyone seen the movie yet? I hear Eryka Badu's a
hottie in it. I read the book.
"TB is spread when a person with active TB
coughs, sings, or speaks and you breath the
contaminated air," says a poster on the wall
where I'm waiting to see the doctor.
Imagine being told you can't sing anymore? I can't
grasp that on ANY level. Wow, yuck. Inthunkable.
ADBUSTING. You've got two table parts you want to
use sandwiching one or two leaves from last holiday,
but they're sunbleached. It's time to blend them in,
isn't it?
CUE-TIP#5. Take the peels from a lemonade you just
made from scratch. Boil them with one or two cups of
water for 20-30 minutes. Find a 100% cotton rag, and
dunk it in the hot lemonwater once it's just cool
enough to not scald. Rub and rub and watch the magic.
Of course, you COULD always buy 2 or 3 rounds of
commercial products - but brace yourself for the
extra elbow grease, asthma, eczema and allergies.
FOR THE RECORD: Prime Anarchist has never owned or
operated a Mont Blanc pen.
Prime saying, have an ice day.

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(Unless someone has the energy to do it every week.)
Purpose: Like in many other usenet newsgroups alt.2600.414 is for
yakking.
Position: Whatever suits the moment. Many prefer the Kama Sutra, others
Prefer prone. Prime Anarchist prefers 4 non blondes.
Preconceived Notion: Ain't none.
Parable: A bird in hand is better than a wife in a cage.
Petty Gripe: Lamers, and many other bus companies that sukk.
People To Contact: The phollowing people rokk.
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What is this group for?
How do you do that? How do you make it
as easy as possible for them to...
I would do anything for the person that can really help me.
would you knock it off already? nobody gives a shit.
Someone please tell me what this news group is
about as it sounds interesting.
Bad Link? Then email: UPS@hotpop.com
does anyone know - how I can solve problem
with my broken mouse. Right button is dead.
Is Batman Back ?
Don't you hate the government telling you what
to do and what to see?
shOUTs and gr33tz to:
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A lot of people are complaining about the ascii formatting of my
T-Philes. Most people ask what kind of commodore, err, computer I use. Yes,
I have an old 8bit atari, but that isn't the problem at all. I found out an
hour ago that it's my modem. And my dip switches look like this:
>-----------------<
alligator : alligator
clip : clip
bell
wire.
AND I'M NOT TOUCHIN 'EM UNLESS SOMEONE LENDS ME A 12 OR 24 HUNDRED BAUD
MODEM IN CASE I SCREW IT UP BIGTIME.
The only other complaint I'm hearin' is the 40 column format. I'm sorry,
but until EVERY computer hosts 80 columns I will publish at 40 columns. If
you want an 80 column issue, get out your favorite text editor or word processor.
At any rate, if you find yourself unable to read these issues, try
downloading them another way, or from another board. Some sysops have changed
the format using some program that's out there. When I find out what the name
of the program is, I'll publish it here, and/or publish names of boards now
and then where it's formatted "properly."
FLASH!!! WHO IS THE BAND THAT DID THE REMAKE OF LED ZEPPELIN'S "LIVIN
LOVIN MAID"? Sounds like Fatboys, but it sounds awesome.
NOTAS MUSICAS!!!
--- -------- --- ----- -------
The official ATI music section.
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To the tune of "Frito Bandito" commercial:
Aye, Aye, Aye, Aye.
Your mother sucks chrome
off a bumper hitch.
When stuck between two lousy choices ie: Bush/Duke, US/SU, Coke/Pepsi,
McDonalds/Burger King-- I always say choose BEER
Then instead of having to come up with an explaination, simply
say, "Dunno, I was cocked".
"Little" Steven Van Zandt told me last April that SPIN was really about
the only worthwhile RockRag to check out any more. I guess he was just as
angry with Hit Parayder, Creme, and Rolling Bone as I was. I didn't notice
so obviously until this month.
(sept 88 issue)
(the one with Traci Chapman on the cover...
you know, the black chick with the nappi hair)
Anyways, here's a few thoughts from various musicians I decided to
highlight for you in case you cant get out and steal a copy or buy it maybe.
(I did)
HOLLY NEAR: If you write a generic peace song that just talks about peace
really propose solutions or if you put forward some kind of analysis of what
is causing war or racism or sexism.
You saw that when Little Steven was doing much more specific things about
south africa. It was alright to feed the Africans, but when we talked about
actually wanting the Africans to liberate themselves and take control of their
own countries, then it was less of a hit than the humanitarian concept of just
feeding the poor African people.
BILLY BRAGG: For some artists, being political is what sells their
record, for good or bad. Certainly my audience is based on political stuff.
Nobody ever asks me what guitar strings I use or what I was doing in my next
video. They all want to know when I am going to think of a good rhyme for
"socialism".
PETER GABRIEL: I really hope young people get a sense that they CAN make
a difference in what is going on. I think that is the most important thing-
that they dont feel victims of the world; that they feel in charge of the
world, because it's theirs to inherit.
NONA HENDRYX: To me, the basic problem is to continue. Not only for the
artist to do it but the audience or the people who are listening to stay
involved. Not only on the large level, but on the small level, in your
community, your neighborhood, your state.
MERLE HAGGARD: was always necessary. From the time I was in the fourth,
5th grade, it would be on my report cards, only the teachers would call it
staring out the window. But what I was doing was trying to write songs.
JACKSON BROWN: A door was kicked open with Band Aid and Live Aid so that
you saw a little bit of the rest of the world. Then the door opened a little
further when you saw that there was apartheid in south africa. Now the door
has really been kicked wide open because you see that our government is
involved in a lot of things like selling arms to Iran, trading arms for
hostages, and diverting money illegally to wars that really can only be
called private wars now.
LITTLE STEVEN: In the media, that's where the battle is. that's where
the communication is going on -- where the public opinion is going to be
effected. That's were education is going to take place.
Any of you who attended the Rutgers Convention last spring will remember
the seminar called Media, Modem, and Music put on by Abbie Hoffman, Marc
Greenberg, and Little Steven. They dealt with a revolution in the music
industry, (and moreso the WHOLE media industry) saying a major change was
on its way. These quotes, and many others in last month's SPIN just grabbed
my attention, and made me think that change might be already powerfully on
its way. (especially if you heard any of Traci Chapman's other (pronounced
"not played on the radio statons")) songs.
At any rate, I didnt mean for this article to make sense as a whole. It
was more or less a collage, of musical stuff that might get you grabbin' your
acoustic; or hopefully your million watt marshall stack.
"'cause this shit has GOT to get out."
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"with an eye on trashy type stuff."
So, here it is. another pfine pap production.
Saturday afternoon, an attack on Pfizer and General Dynamics will begin.
We're not gonna key in on those two, you can go to the function if you wanna
know more about THEIR enviro- problems. (Fort Griswold Park, Sat., Sept 24,
10am) We're gonna try tackling some of the less obvious companies in our
locale here on our pages.
First, a very short word on Pfizer. The only major company left in South-
eastern Connecticut that hasn't pulled out of South Africa.
Next a quick word on GD.
ATI recently did a special survey of the Electric Joke shityard grounds
for ARDIS (John Stockwell's group) and Del-Aware (Abbie Hoffman's band of
weary travelers) to see if EB could do any sneaky shit under the FEMA project.
We concluded that it would be too hard to convert any buildings from their
current purpose over to concentration camps for the blacks and dissidents as
per Louis Guiffrida's "California Paper".
2 days after the document hit the post office, General Dynamics announced
the go-ahead for a large toxic waste incinerator.
Now what could a conservative state do with a row of large stoves??? At
any rate, we all know that EB and Pfizer are naughty. Let's list a few other
local bad boys.
1) Mystic Color Lab silver
2) EB toxic waste
3) pfizer t. w.
4) Dow latex sux!!!
5) Hess Waste oil
6) Soneco can you say cyanide.?.
7) Millstone lubricants, ind. waste.
8) Naval base old diesel
9) Ming Garden grease traps
0) Evans Shell waste oil in sewers.
.. ... ...
where's doug???
.. ... ...
Mystic Color Lab got nailed last month for dumping excess quantities of
silver into the river. They were supposed to undergo weekly monitoring;
but lo and behold!!! They've suddenly cut back enormously. Outa nowhere!
Too good to be true. Is this real?
The silver that's being dumped is what's left after 3 attempts to
electronically pan out each silver molecule. What's left cant easily be
gotten. The silver (alone or joined) is VERY dangerous to plant life in
and out of the rivers. To meet standards, MCL has attached a 3rd chemical
making it LOOK like they've cleaned up their act.
Bullshit.
MCL is still damaging us.
As we said, EB is doing mega toxic waste. EB is also responsible for a
large portion of our nation's acid rain problems.
So is Pfizer. Some suggest AIDS got its genesis at an African branch of
Pfizer Corp.
A word on DOW: ever get really sick from lighting a styrofoam cup on fire?
One cup? Dow, burns about 1000 cups worth of styrofoam a day.
Hess? Waste oil is no fun. This stuff shows up in the Thames river now and
then. Fish dont like waste oil. You know things are bad when you open up a can
of tuna (in its own oils) and you see a tiny little barge floating around
trying to make a delivery and it asks you where the dock is between Pfizer
and EB.
Soneco burns all their boxes instead of trucking them out to New Jersey.
Too expensive. These boxes are chemically treated so they're strong enough
to hold harsh stuff.
Millstone is responsible for a LOT of industrial waste. It's not just for
radiation any more. hehehe. You'll see a lot of lubricants and shaved up
metals floating around in Waterford's waters.
The Naval base stored up diesel fuel for the past 40 years. They simply
ran out of room on the lower base. So, now they burn up about 3 drums a day.
Right into the open air!!! 35-year-old diesel fuel has a distinctive odor.
Much like raw bat-shit.
Ming Garden. Why did MG make our hit-list? Don't panic. It's not for their
way of handling the excess kitten population; although rumors fly. Ming Garden
pours their grease right down into the ground at the end of each night. Ever
wonder where crabgrass comes from?
Evans Shell. Again; another purely arbitrary assignment. This guy's gonna
have to take the heat for ALL the service stations that clean engines right
over a sewer grate. Also going into these sewer grates are any leftover,
useless, (and very potent) oils and assorted solvents.
There you have it. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Apple core; say no
more.
&.a nonpaid advertisement. (hey. we're
havin trouble collectin our debts just
like the rest of em!!!)
The all new FNORD TORMENT.
100% stainless steel tires that whir at 30 MPH; and scream really high at
60.
FNORD TORMENT has 20 foot tunable hydraulic shocks for slipping over VW's in
heavy traffic.
The TORMENT has a LARGE hood scoop that eats mosquitos, gnats, and medium
sized birds and water foul; converting them to fuel.
A 32 character LED panel in the window is for typing in obscenities at
tailgators, and would-be tailgators. Also serves as a written warning in
advance of Super-illuso-brakes.
Toggle brake lights are there for when you dont want to actually use your
brakes; but you want to get someone off your ass while still maintaining an
accelleration.
For those not shaken up by FNORD TORMENT's fake brakelights; uzi-lookin
things pup up out the tailfins. And for unbelievers still: full-sized
amunition.
For people who wont turn off their highbeams, a megawatt Amtrak Halogen
light on the front. Part # w.att.1k; commonly referred to as the "DEATH RAY".
New TORMENT D-Day style launch pad allows marbles and glass tacks to roll
out back from the underside of the FNORD TORMENT.
12" woofers and 5" piezos with a drop-in overhead microphone, are stock with
this FNORD for announcing things like, "get the fuck outa the way", or "sunday
driver".
Special option can be ordered for this FNORD model: a wireless helmet with
a built-in condenser mic and infra-red goggles for night driving when you just
dont feel like turning on your lights.
Drunk drivers got you down? Someone weaving in and out, taking away your
concentration? Maybe endangering your life... Turn on the special glowlights
that whisper a shimmering flow from one side of the FNORD to the other making
his world spin sideways. The drunk will lose all judgement and go wail an
embankment or guard-rail all...by...himself.
The FNORD TORMENT is an electronically fuel injected turbo-charged all-terrain
multi-purpose vehicle based on diesel versions from the military.
As hightech as this vehicle is; The FNORD TORMENT'S alarm system is still a
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DICK CAVITT, GO HOME.
Give us back WNBC. WFAN??? What IS this?
We want our NBC. We want our NBC.
sssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
sssssssssssSHUT UP AND:ssssssssss
ssssssssssssssTYPE YOUR TEXTsssssss
sssssssTEXT-PHILE!!!sssssssssssssss
ssssssssssssssssssssANOTHERssssssss
sssEDITORIAL FROM the PRIMEssssss
sssssssssssssANARCHISTsssssss
I'm sick and foggin tired of catagorizations and compartmental- izations.
This is one of the few (3 or 4) negative things I've seen to come from
computer use/abuse/consumption/digestion.
"Do you use a commodore or an atari?" was the common thought among 8bitters.
It hasnt stopped. In fact, even between the 16/32's like the ST or the Amoeba,
you see a lot of infighting. Is your modem Hayes or blah mode? 12 or 24 hundred
nibbles per nanosecond? Is your screen 80 or 132 column?
Even among the elite, I have seen some stupid generalizations/judgments/
eyeball-chewing. Are you a hacker or a phreaker? Telenet or Tymnet? Unix or
Zenix?
What this essay is trying to get across by the end of its writing is this:
IT DOESNT FUGGIHM MATTER!!!
I've seen a bright individ on an apple 2+ get more resultz on my BBS than an
Amy 2000er!!! I've seen an 8bitter do power-more than your basic mac 2 freak.
Cygnus has a good analagy for us all. It aint the machine, says he. It's the
operator. I wonder if he still feels that way now that he's moved from his cp/m
on up to the amy 500???
I bought my first computator for one thing only. WP!!! (word processing).
It was a portable computer that I could bring to the ball park, jot down a
few things, and then go home and print it out.
Then I got a desktop kind of thing that could rest at home, and be there when
I wake up. Sort of like a wife. Hmmm. Somewhere before that, I already found
how I could get the two together. Then along came a nice 3/12 modem for my
desktop. Thanks to that educated 60 dollar decision, I can now grab a soda at
that ballpark, and set my laptop on the payphone and send the stuff to my
desktop.
Something I want you to work on.
STOP FIGHTING AMONGST YOURSELVES AND START MOVING TECHNOLOGY FORWARD instead
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Hi, welcome to ATI. We'll make this a relatively short one.. In this issue we
have some miscellaneous things that we're sure you'll enjoy. Read on!
P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*
Now it's time for another great column by Prime Anarchist, The Prime Anarchist
World News:
Dear Sirs:
Please send me information on your dead seals. I understand you have them
frozen. I am most interested in the furs and any oils that can be extracted.
I'll be throwing the rest of them away.
oops, wrong letter. grettings phellow peploids. Prime, back at you with more
PAWN. Prime Anarchist World News tonight is brought to you by ATI in
conjunction with AJAX, Palmolive, and Mr. Clean (as you know, the guy on the
Mr. Clean bottle is Tom Metzger, white supremacy fascist. He won't be too
pleased to know that he's helped out with postage here).
GREAT TRASHING IDEA. read this, and collect 3 accrediteed points towards
your degree in phreak101. You must be majoring in garbology, or at least
willing to minor in it. Typing rooms. If there is a typing room in your local
library, check out their garb cans. They are an excellent source of all kinds
of info, as many people use these facilities to type up resumes, job
applications, and loan applications.
Monica DeGrieff. Remember her? She looks really bad. Dark circles under
her eyes, all strung out, she looks likeshe's doing a nervous breakdown soon.
Last month she resigned as mayor of Bogota, Colombia. Probably saved her life.
Earl Grey tea is very good, if you can find it.
The White House Press Office is back up. 1-800-424-9090. Reporters call
it so they can pretend they went to DC and report on Bush. Sometimes comical,
once in a blue moon, informative, the # is worth your dime (I thought the call
is phree! -GZ)
Steal This Dirt-- Members of the Hackberry Hill Brethren Grace Church
arrived to "la culta" one Sunday morning to find 3 feet of the dirt surroundin
their church gone. Who took it? A construction company called Ames. They
used the dirt to build Interstate 76. The case is still in court. Hey, I say
if you can get your materials free of charge, why not do it? And what better
group to liberate it from than a "not-for-profit" organization???
In Iowa, a payphone call now costs 35 cents!!! Mucho mas than other
citystates. Some charge 25 cents (New York), yet others are still holding fast
at 10 cents (Connecticut). You can bet your bottom dollar that each city who
thinks he can get away with this hike, will follow suit. I say time to repeat
another good old-fashioned sticker campaign. Use computer mailing labels. Make
them read something like this:
-------------------------------------
: PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS PAYFONE :
: TO COMMIT LOCAL FONE CALLS UNLESS :
: IT IS A GRAVE EMERGENCY. GOTO UR :
: FRIENDZ HOUSE, OR USE YOURS. OR :
: KNOCK ON ANOTHER DOOR AND MAKE A :
: NEW FRIEND. "CAN I BORROW YOUR :
: FONE? THAT ONE'S BROKE." :
: Sponsored by FaFAFACFAC. The :
: faction for a five cent fone call :
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To order free copies of the Prime Anarchist Phamily Photo Album, or to
order Chaos, or just to call, call 801-321-8533. Tell Norris Admonton how,
what or who you're feeling. He'll understand. Esta moi.
LIMA--Peruvians by the thousands are running around with their arms up in
t air chanting "say yes to democracy!" They're calling it "armed strike".
Gosh, everyone's up in arms these days.
"Hang up, I'm going to pound off," says Malcolm Freex.
"Can I watch?" asks Andrew Oliphant.
Hehehehe.
WE'VE GOT BIG BILLS -- Many large-city police stations receive collect
calls from their informants. If you know the name of an officer you don't
like, "hello, collect call to officer bob, from pedro, an informant." Do it
many times and they'll call him in Monday next month and say "you're costing
us too much $."
IS YOUR FONE TAPPED? Find out. Call the Privacy expert. Richard Sweeney,
PI. 303-298-7760 (or was that 7766? I can't even read my own riting).
I HATE MALE OPERATORS -- by NRK
I couldn't read the entire payfone # but wanted to charge some calls to
it. So I called the 0 operator.
"Can you tell me what # I'm at? I'm standing at a payfone and wish to get
a call here."
"No," she said. "I can't do that."
I asked her a couple of times then gave up and said "supervisor please."
"Nope. He'll tell you the same thing."
"I'll take that chance."
"Supervisor," said the male voice. "Can I help you?" I told him the scene.
He suggested that I call 1411.
"You're kidding me," I said. "How will they know? I'm at one of two miles
wrth of payfones." He assured me that the 1411 op would be able to.
"He lied," said a comforting 1411 voice. "Try calling the 0 operator a
couple of times. Maybe one of them will give it to you."
I succeeded on my first try.
"I sure CAN tell you. I apologize for that supervisor," said another 0
operator.
Springwater, free, abundant and food 4-u.
Eym att sum kar deelurship und their'z a karr serkling a round mee. Eye
guest itz zum kynd uv sekkuretty gye.
BROKE AT THE GOLDEN ARCHES? Why, just whip out your gold card. McDonald's
nw accepts Visa, MC. Hold on.
Ok, now I feel better after having puked all over my sneakers. That's
about the sickest thing I've observed about Amerika yet. You know tings are
bad when you gotta debit it out for a frenchfry and a mcChugnut.
"I-would glad-ly pay-you mon-day 4-a ham-bur-ger 2-day..."
"They're 5 cents each? Put it on my Diners' Club."
Hmm, this cinnamon roll is dee-licious! Almost holds down that barf taste.
Politics is the way somebody lives his life. So remember, if you can't be
radical for a just cause, then be radical just because. Prime outta here.
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Hola Buenos, El Anarchisto Primavera Aqui. Your libertarian at large,
or was that seismologist at the switch? Or was it gynecologist at the
Guggenheim???
It's 415am. And a nice calm pleasant 60 degrees up here. I met an old
friend of Jack Keroac's and he owns a shanty up in the mountains here, 8
miles up by donkee, 11 by foot. (Don't ask me, that's what the sign says).
Can't tell you his name; he's one of those hippies who headed for the hills
for some all too obvious reasons. He owns a Martin guitar from the 1940's
has a book collection out there that makes the Library of Congress look like
Nixon's home library, and charges 3.50 a bunk (room for 40 or more if we're
small) with no hassles about customer name and address. I stumbled into
this place by accident on a nature hike. (Why would I go 8 miles for a
place to pee? Hmm) At any rate, I'll be returning there this morning
sometime and I'll finish this column then.
Til then; buenos nachos...
Oh, one quickie -- a FOLK from Prime.
(basic ADE blues)
I got the Mercon buerocrat, fat boojuah status quo blues
I got all-a trumps capital, nothin special to lose.
Mercon buerocrat, fat boo-juah status quo blues.
Was it as good for you as it was for me?
Ever find yourself sleeping too deep to dream? Do "think-of's"; that'll
bring you back out to REM-- you'll then start dreaming again. If you're
not good at remembering your dreams when you wake up, keep a small notepad
next to your bed. When you awake, jot down all the icons instead of trying
to write the whole story. Then write later from your notes you'll lose less.
eg: wineglass, pen, sarah, t-shirt, no smoking sign, kiss, ankle bracelet,
ring, guitar, table, chair, bar, notebook, thongs. Then later you go for the
story aspect. You're drinking wine at a coffee house with Sarah, exchanging
poems, wanting to smoke. Sarah's wearing just a really long t-shirt, ankle-
bracelet and a ring. You kiss her a couple times. You promise to teach
her to play guitar as she admires the entertainment. She puts on her thongs
and the two of you leave. Then you woke up.
What ever happened to MRR magazine? If anyone knows, do tell. THNX
"The Hopi people [indians for you who have no clue] declare that Hopi
Power be a force which will bring about world peace." From their Hopi
Declaration of Peace, circa 17Jun90.
Beware of false prophets. If it looks too good to be true; it's
probably tooooooooooooooo risky.
Insider Info: most people who win on game shows do not naturally jump
up and down so queerly as is seen on TV. We tend to sit there with a
"potential mass murderer" grin on our faces. For this we need a coach. He
makes the gals shake about enough to jiggle their tits in the most queer
contrived fashion; and us guys are required to wiggle around like an
uninhibited homosexual. So remember, if it looks real, there's probably an
"applause" sign staring him down.
If you spell quiche with a "k" (keesh?) then real men too will eat it.
What's dharma mean? I drank a whole bottle full of acid rain. How
come nothing happened for me except the men's room??? Define "yabyum".
Whatever happened to the Frito Bandito??? Was he replaced by "just do
it", and "sometimes you gotta break the rules"?!?!?!? I finally got a
copy of "Skinny Legs and All" by Tom Robbins. I'll let ya know how I'm doin'
in a little bit. "A close association of unions and big business is the
hallmark of a fascist economy." Wow. Que concept. From the book "Trilaterals
Over Washington". Are we already there???Close??? Make a profit; or just
look like one at Oral Roberts school of Business/Television Entertainment/
and Gospel Phukking.
Research Topic of the Week: A war on drugz can be seen as a diversion.
Just like baseball, wife beating, or the drugz in and of themselves. PS:
dont forget to turn your parents in if you think they're smoking pot. Witch
Hunt? Nah... A war on Drugz cannot be "won" cause it is so deeply rooted
in our culture. Like our violence, our drug abuse (to include for sure
nicotene and alcohol) is no doubt here to stay. To get rid of drugz,
you'd have to get rid of the peoploidz involved. And how do you rid
yourself of your mayor, your sheriff, your mom or yourself???
We should've kept the Injuns alive long enuff for them to learn us
how to treat our environ. Enviro-tip of the week-- don't use too much
detergent. Over sudsing makes the machine work harder. Use half what the
box recommends. Maybe even less. Remember, they WANT you to use so much.
Then you keep Mr. Maytag in 24$ per hr. Runner-up: Keep a couple bottles of
water in the fridge rather than runnin the tap all the time. --good bottles
are Verifine apple, and just about any grapefruit jug. Prime Note: always
use glass. Shy away from plastic. Cause u'r gonna hafta throw it away SOME
time!!!
Suggestion of the decade: draw a square around yourself. Declare it a
liberated zone. Kill anyone who enters.
Who the hell is Peter Kvitek??? The self-proclaimed hacker said
November 17th, in a SF Examiner article "the speed with which software is
stolen in the Soviet Union is incredible!" Relax, dood. First off, it's no
worse or faster than in Germany, Italy or here in the US. Who is this guy??
Unless someone gets me a handle, a project, or a campaign, I'll just say the
guy's a wannabe. Probably a code elite/cool warez" kinda dood.
Everyone's a hacker these days. Right. When's the last time YOU trashed
a TRW building? I'll bet there are just as many "hackers" today as there are
people who supposedly "were there" at Woodstock!!!
The average person's skull can be depressed by 10% before cracking."
-LM Boyd.
Soldiers of the Kiori tribe in New Guinea salute their superior officers
by lightly chucking them under the chin. Do that to your favorite Lieutenant
Col. Don't forget to say, "hey guy, how's it goin?"
Mooses are the largest North American member of the deer family. Their
average height is 6 feet, quite like us, but they weigh in at 1200-1800
pounds. Even Rosanne and Oprah together don't weigh that much. Besides,
moose don't whine.
Delbert Yates, 16, of Valparaiso, IN has been in court for 6 years with
the Chicago Cubs. They just paid him $67,500 as an apology for hitting him
in the head with a foul ball. Come on, kid. That's the chance you gotta
take. If I sued for all 3 windshields I'd lost behind the dugout, I'd
probably stay in court until my 103rd birthday. You're a jerk, Yates. I
suggest you've brought more shame to the game of baseball than Pete Rose,
Pete Rose, and Pete Rose all combined.
Are you a Yappy, or just Happy? YAP- Yipsters Against Paying.
HAPPY- Hipsters Against Paying Phor Yuppiedom.
I sure wish payphone directories would have more empty spaces, or at
least more blank pages.
Salvador's getting pretty hairy. I asked a phriend of mine (can't give
his name for life or death purposes) who really knows a lot about our
mission down there how much is Castro and how much is us; and guess what
he said? 80-20 us.
Feedback: I really like the Skinhead Hamlet in ATI45.
On car insurance: You notice the rates go up every time they see a
new risk, but when a risk is alleviated (IE: drunk driving) rates don't
go down? They just stay the same.
As your editor-at-large, I firmly announce that it's earth day, earth
decade, earth millenium. In corrollary to having been asked "what'r u doin
4 earth day?" I have to ask - WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE?
University of Colorado won best college for the environment, an MTV
award. If you missed it, you missed me. You also missed Paul Newman, and
also Mytch Snyder, along with a bunch of people doing 30 second spots on what
they're doing for the environment. For those of you who missed me, here's
a transcript: (I didn't jot down what the starz said, sorry) "I do a lot
of biking, and try to hike or walk whenever I can instead of driving."
Ian McCulloch split for E & the B-Men. And I think he sucks alone.
WHY I'M SEMIVEGETARIAN, by Prime.
A) I don't like imposing on people;
B) I'm a sucker for chili, and,
C) oftentimes I'd starve if I went without meat.
If you're eating over someone's house (I do a lot), you eat what's on
the table. You're an ass for refusing, or demanding. Plus sometimes menus
don't come right out and say there's meat in a particular dish. And for
time benefits, I eat and shut up instead of saying "Uh, waitress..."
Yeah, I'm partial to chili with more beans and less meat, but I'll eat
just about any chili thrown at me. As long as it's hot. Hot to temperature
as well as hot to the taste buds. Oh, I also prefer homemade (hint, hint)
to Hormel (hormel is a capitalist pig co. !!! - GZ)
Sometimes you just don't have much choice. When veggies aren't around,
salad is wilted, or meat and potatoes is the only bit offered, you do what
you must. The commune I live at doesn't make it too easy either. The
foodage is extremely starchy, and chock full of red meat. But I get by.
I usually lean towards fish meals, and for druthers take chicken or turkey
first; but sometimes break down and grab a tenderloin or a shoe-leather
cheeseburger.
I never worry as I go to fast-food chains. A full-fledged vegg could
easily survive a Big Mac or Whopper. There's really no beef to speak of
there.
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Allo, Luke. Laura et al? Prime Anarchist here. Your Libertarian at
Large. Or was that Librarian on the Luge? Or was that Thespian on the
Thames???
INSURED UP TO 100,000.? Yeah, right!!! Remember the old-time bike with
the huge thin front wheel, and the little wimpy wheel in the back? Know what
it's called? Penny Farthing Bicycle. This trivial thought, petty poop, and
little luckypiece brought to you by P A P.
Sign on a park bench, "NO GOVERNMENT WILL BRING YOU FREEDOM," Yippie!!!
I recommend Earl Grey tea over Celestial Seasons or English Breakfast-then
again, nothing beats a good (FLASH-- this just in. Prime Anarchist changes
his tea-stance. "I get a bigger kick out of English Breakfast now. Anyone
who can make something in Pencil-Vein-Yah, and call themselves English has
my vote!!! Had me rolling on the floor with laughter. Eating white bread
is like chawing on a soft sugary sponge.
The DIAMOND VISA CARD. A 50,000 limit. Lets you buy stocks and bonds.
No commission-- just a 29$ service charge with each transaction. Hmm. What
made the 29-crash??? Fronted bucks!! Hmmm...
If anyone wantsa do a movie about George Bush, John-Boy Walton would
make about a great choice to play our illustry yuss Prez-Phez. When
restringing a guitar, always wear something around your arms. Nasty slices
are no fun.
Dr. Hunter S. Thompson freed, film at 11-ish.
TomTom Club is getting back together. At long last, some old-timers
re-onioning I can tolerate.
#'s? You want #'s? I don' nee' y'ur stinkink #'s. If you're still with
us here, here's a treat: 213 935 1111's a loopchecker generator. Some
gweebs call em sweep or sweeptone. So is 215 698 0049. Also 617 494 9900
and 718 528 9979. 412 633 3333 is a PA Bell employee newzlyne. So iz
717 255 5555. 619 375 1234'll getcha time and temp on the west coast; while
303 443 1910 gets u the same schtuff for the rockies. Anyone got central
and atlantic? Lemme know. The Watson vmb demo has changed from an 800# to
508 650 1399. I guess like our beloved fearless-faithless healer, Pat
Robertson after a prezident-yall ploy, THEY can't afford to foot the
fonebill anymore EITHER. 719-630-1111 is a lot of fun. News, sports, jokes,
poems, stories, movie reviews, all automated, menu driven. AT&F is
800 424 5057. Tell em u wanna traid dope for tobacco, acid for alcohol,
and daisies for dummdum bullets. 800 826 6290 is the automated fone-service
changer-upper. The white house press office is 1-800 424 9090. Have
much phun, ok?
RESEARCH TOPIC OF THE DECADE: Why does ITT get to share the 1-800 424
exchange?? Thank you Sothsenes Behn, thank you Adolf Hitler!!!
Book of the day? "How Not to Pay Your Bill Collectors" by D. Trump.
$15.95. Tell him you'd rather owe it to him than cheat him out of it. Send
him a check for 13 cents. He'll cash it in less than a week.
I swear to God.
PRIME'S FAMOUS NEW FOLK SONG CHORUS:Abm,E,Gb,Abm. George, George, George
of the jungle. How ya gonna deal with the drugz u dealt. George, george,
good king george. What's gonna happen under martial law.
FLASH, FLASH, FLASH. (hey, cut it out. that hurts your eyes) World Will
End; And You May Die. James Baker (not the jailed preacherman-prophet-
pudpuller-pee, but might as well be (the sik of state)), in a sudden
turn of back on national tv, told both sides of the gaza strip (dont ask
for an 8 oz gaza strip (medium-well) at a kosher restaurant.) "our fone #
is still 1-202-456-1414. If you feel like talking about peace sometime,
give us a call." Now, I'm not saying we should continue our orgiatic
lovemaking with either side but we've been in bed with Israel for 42 years
now, and mother earth has stayed-together-at-her-seams so far DESPITE all
our efforts to plunder, pillage and petrify. You know what the Bible says
about cursing Israel? Uh oh...
Welp, that's about it for now. Tune in next week when Prime interviews
a friend of a friend of a real beatnik. We'll have more phun #'s, and we'll
bring you "all the viewz that fits in a bag lady's shopping cart".
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Prime Amarchist is back with his occasional feature, Prime
Anarchist World News:
PAWN!! PRIME ANARCHIST WORLD NEWS has experienced an unexcused absence.
Anyways, I've been too busy to write. But from now on I'll
try to get something in each ATI again. Tell you what; if you don't
see a Prime column in any particular issue, just draw a phish in the
sand or write the words, "hola buena" and sign it "-pa-".
I have a quick op ed, and then to a newsblitz. I mean
newbitz, I mean blue nits, er.. Uh, nevermind. Sinead O'Connor was
right. Right on. Too bad General Selectric, I mean NBC was too
fascist to let her rave on. Rome is the root of our problems, people.
I'm happy the Pope never DID make it to Denver to sell his pontific
porcelain plates and mugfaced mugs. But, I'm bonechillin scared of his
flagrant abuse of the UN, and French and English and U.S. soldiers
and airmen on Bush's way outta office.
Can U say NWO?? I knew U could.
Oops, there's another PS or an op ed 2. No, I can make that
news, huh? OK. David Letterman's moving to CBS Yee-Yippie-Yeah.
Haw. GE, may you rot in pigsnot and vermin pee.
Q. Prime Anarchist, what's your key to health through old age?
A. Quaker Oats and Amish Lentils.
PRIME SPONSORS A DOOM THEORY EACH WEEK. Send one of your own
in, and ATI'll applaud you who send the 3 best in with a phree used
stamp. Doom theory for inauguration week goes to Dan. You know him.
He's the homeless fellow who talks to the TV (Loves Keiko on the new
Star Trek & says he's gonna shoot Wilford Bromley to get Tipper Gore's
attention). Ask him if he wants the upside down flag or the Wood Duck.
Following are noteworthy deaths, according to Dan: Abbie
Hoffman, April 12. Emperor Hirohito, Jan 7. Andrei Gromyko, July 2,
ibidanios. We buried Sahkarof Dec. 19, too. Wasn't that a week before
Mitch Schneider? People, that's not that gets TV Dan the stamp.
Ready? He told me he received bills on his fone for calls to all of
these dead people. Including the Emperor of Japan. He worked on
this until last week and it turns out that the originating number to all
of those calls was John Tower's house. Remember John Tower? Irangate?
John Tower died on April 5, 1991 in a suspicious (read: looks like he
was murdered) plane crash (John Tower was also part of the one-world
gov't conspiracy and later tried to expose it - he died because of it!
--GZ).
Now Dan won't give me the # to Emperor Akihito's Pennsylvania
blonde love slave, but did tell me that the # to Abbie's house the
day he died was 215-297-0721. That scared me because that's the exact
number (Ok, within 8 digits). I called it, and reached a Bucks County
Sheriff who told me, "Abbie is dead, sir. I'm sorry. That's just
too bad." What scared me was that he sounded way too much like
Louis "FEMA" Guiffrida!
Who the hell is Fujimori, what on earth is Japan wanting with
Peru, and why is Guzman in jail???
What do Ward Churchill, Leonard Peltier, Ramsey Clark, Chrissie
Hynde, Hans Koning, William Kuntsler, Eric Larsen, Sinead O'Connor,
Jeff Paterson, Gary Snyder, Floyd Westerman, and Prime Anarchist all have
in common besides making J. Edgar Hoover squirm in his grave? All are
willing to sign a paid newspaper ad calling for an international
Emergency Committee to Defend the Life of Abinael Guzman, tribal elder
and deposed leader of Peru. Please arm yourself with knowledge of this
situation. Too much propaganda there.
Have you ever had a fried coleslaw pizza? That's what egg rolls
remind me of. Don't buy 'em. Too much MSG. Make your own. Black
beans soaked overnight make a good filler.
A PRIME ANARCHIST PREDICTION: Superman comes back to life on
March 31st. Sell your comic books before the end of March. Happy
Radaman. Did I spell Raman Sita (the REAL reason Desert Storm ended on
Feb. 26th!!!) right?
PAIN (PRIME ANARCHIST INAUGURATION NOTES): He's (Clinton, eyes
closed) praying and believing and Billy Graham's pointing and quivering
and reading from cheat notes.
"It is very difficult to not be violent, especially in a violent
nation. This is a violent nation. They will target you-- and they'll
target your children." --David Hill, American Indian Movement, May 1992.
"This country is following a drug mentality. It's a mentality
that will do anything for a quick fix. They are out there teaching you
that you are one puchase away from happiness. We want you to know that
is a lie. You have to fine happiness todya. You have to fine freedom
today. Don't let them convince you that you have to eait until you're
65 and you have to have a Winnebago before you can find freedom."
ibid, dude.
AND NOW IT'S TIME FOR PAPA (PRIME ANARCHIST PROPAGANDA ALERT):
Do you like Current Biography magazine? I like to read it.
Muammar al-Quddafi is in March 92's issue. Please write them and ask
them why they never mentioned how he received his signal corps telecom
training program in Augusta, Georgia. How come no mention of his
$300,000 donation to the family of Nelson Mandela as his first annual
human right grant? They just barely mention it.
ATI: Mythbusting Left and Right:
Only reason why the US will never forgive Mr. Fidel Castro (acted
in more than 11 of Reagan's 1050's movies, by the way) is that he took
back 1 1/2 million acres of sugar cane fields in 1960. His dad owned
half and theUS held claim to the other half thru, can you say, United
Fruitfly? The friendly skies. Sticks to yur gums, not in your hands.
Anyways, all cubanos I'm told now own 1/n of all the sugar fields.
(1/n.. is that algebraic or hebraic?)
If you write Manuel Noriega he'll send you a letter back as soon
as he can. Send him stamps, too. They don't confiscate yet. I don't
know the zipcode - look it up -- Manuel Noriega, Dade County Correctional
Center, Dade, FLA. It'll get there. He's in the loop, homey, dig?
"God Bless you." --George Herbert Walker Prescott Owns-more-
texas-oil-than-you-can-shake-a-stick-at-sure-as-flies-on-tar-paper Bush
1988-1992. Yeah, but Prime Anarchist mean it. Ok--maybe he does, too..
P.S. I dunno what's bothered me more lately-- Reagan, or Rogaine.
ATI & GZ get some press!!!1
Yup, ATI was mentioned in the 'Zines section of the "Mondo 2000
Guide to the New Edge".
And ATI was mentioned as being "highly anarcho-politcal" in
Bruce Sterling's new book, _The Hacker Crackdown_ on page 89. Wow.
ATI was also mentioned in the new book, _Approching Zero_ by two
Brits whose names I have forgotten. It was mentioned on page 55.
But also.. page 202-3 gives an account of a group called DPAK (misspelled
in the book as "DPAC") that had a female member called "GZ" who
"hacked MCI codes from her house for days". We just ***know*** that
they couldn't be talking about Ground Zero, especially since Ground Zero
was never a member or even an associate of DPAK, and didn't hack c0deZzz.
I know of a few limeys who should have worked harder on their research and
checked the facts. _Approching Zero_ also contains false (and
slanderous) statements about Erik Bloodaxe and others.
And finally, ATI was mentioned in the latest issue of "Wired" in
a book review by Bruce Sterling of _The Illuminati_ by Christian
economist Larry Burkette. The review stated that ATI mentioned the book,
but we did not. Larry Burkettte's name came up in the Letters section
of a recent issue, but that's it. _The Illuminati_ is about an evil world
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Romper Stomper bomper boo,
Tell me tell me, tell me do.
Magic mirror, tell me today,
Did all my friends have fun at play?
I see Newt, and Jesse; Tipper and Elizabeth;
George and Manuel; Oliver and Ronald;
Colin and Norman, Colin! Get your hands off Newt's you
know what. I've told you once, and I've told you a
thousand times. This country, and especially TV land
simply cannot handle inter-racial, gay relationships.
Shame on you, Now walk on that Lego balance beam,
sponsored by Hasbro, Proctor and Gamble, and Monsanto
corp. Colin, walk from one end to the other with your
pants down. We're each going to take turns spanking your
dark little heiney.
Des Moines, Iowa, it's Sunday, April 27, 1997 and this is
ATI, (Activist Tupperware, Incorporated) Issue #76.
1776? 1976? Que revolutionario, mi publicacion tirada es mui
tirado y frescura, novedad. 76. 76. 76. 76.
OK. So the romper room lady is dead. Long live the romper room
lady. Yeah. Miss Nancy Claster died of cancer the other day at 82.
Remember her magic mirror?
I see Anais Nin, and Gore Vidal, George Plimpton and Martha?
Mariel? Margot? Is that you? What are you all doing in that hot-tub?
Holy Apropos!
Eugene Stoner, 74, Designer of the M-16 (did you say Hasbro???) picked
the same day to die?? And the NY Times, schmaltzo schlock-mongers that
they are, put his picture right next to Miss Nancy's!!!
I see Mattel, Hasbro, Colt, Smith & Wesson...
I remember my first M-16 vividly. #59209-3a. because it had Hasbro
hand guards. Not a whole Hasbro like others I've had, the chamber and
trigger mech. was made by Colt in my home state of CT.
In fact two buildings down from the Regency apartments in Bridgeport
where my grampa was a super. How was I to know when I was playing Tonka
trucks, GI Joes, watching Romper Room and Mr. Rogers I would grow up to
score expert on M-16, AK-47 AND the Afghani 5-shot sniper rifle? Only
sharpshooter on grenade though, so keep me away from the white phosphorus.
How was I to know I'd Miss Gulf War Syndrome by one digit on my ss#?
How was I to know I'd become a conscientious objector AFTER receiving an
Honorable Discharge. How was I to know I would become an LSD fiend while
on active duty (it's more "normal" than you'd think) only to quit cold
turkey (no patches, hypnotists or 1-900#'s for me, pal) the minute my
End-Terminate-Service was filed?
Thank you Hasbro, you make me want to puke. Thank you Miss Nancy. You
showed me how to see magic. You can never know. Thank you Eugene Stoner,
for inventing such a beautiful well functioning, defense-only (yeah, right.
mommy, what's a tumbler round??) piece of freedom protection.
I almost want to break my pacifist vow and commit violence on your
casket, Stoner Gene. But your corpse is art, and as quoth Dante: "Violence
to art more heinous be than murder of children, verily."
The God that made you dead is the same beautiful God who brought us the
New Deal, New World, peace in the mideast, Mother Theresa and Ronny
Raygun's lovely radio voice.
Sublime, man.
Be glad I never had GI Joe and his twins gang-raping Barbie in the back
of a Tonka truck. I saw that in the park the other day and the mom?
Obliviously busy reading the most recent Topaz Danielle Steele Harlequin
Romance novel.
OK, last week's Topaz Danielle Steele Harlequin Romance novel.
You notice how close "cosmic" and "comic" look? Now, that's divine
comedy. I'm prime anarchist and that, my friends, was my column. A
triple whammy double obituary feature. And now on to the good stuff.
Odzooks. I promise.
SNL Notes: a Prime Anarchist Production.
I finally found someone with more makeup caked on her face than
Tammy Faye Bakker. That gorgeous "chick" in the band No Doubt. Is she
covering up crater face by the pound or what? Oh well. Doesn't
disillusionment drag you down?
Is GE Smith sick? Dead? Retired? I didn't see the reputedly under-
rated stage-hog guitarist the whole show. Heard a rumor he can't get along
with Martin Short. Oh Prima Donnie...
At any rate -- if the guy's gone I'll start watching SNL regularly
again for the first time since John Belushi straddled a toilet and
speed balled his brains out. Dude, that hit me hard too. Curt Cobain's got
nothing on you.
ADBUSTERS MOMENT!!! Attention please: The Purpose Of Saturday Nite
Live Is To Sell $30,000 Automobiles.
By the way, I really like No Doubt a lot. Attn: Dave Fischer. Is the
lead singer your ex-girlfriend, Vanessa???
Cars.
One more car ad after this Gatorade commercial and they lose me.
Going, going. Gone.
ATI, like one big long editorial page. The Rag Read Round the Riverbend.
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FLASHIMOTO!
Prime Anarchist Returns Below Ground.
Anarchist had so much trouble with tails, spooks, geeks, pheds, phish-
heads, war mongers, and assorted other Dennis Rodman look-alikes he has
made the editorial decision to un-surface.
So Marc Frucht was NOT the Prime Anarchist; forget you'd ever heard that.
Nor was Marc Weisenheimer, Marco Capelli, Norris Admonton or even Fry Guy.
With Anarchist will go the infamous Prime Anarchist Phamily Photo Album.
"You couldn't get it for the last two years anyhow," Said Anarchist. He
went on to neither confirm nor deny the reputed second printing of the
album in the future. "If another printing happens," said Anarchist, "It
won't come out of MY house."
Will ATI continue on into the 80's, 90's and "zero's," you might be
wondering. Well, Anarchist put on his best Buddhist accent for this
response. "But of course!" he hoarsely said waving his right hand from
his hip out toward his right ear. "Only the new publisher will be Cerberus."
He said he will still put out a weekly column from within Cerberus' all new
3-headed ATI.
"I'm the voice of the community around here," said old 6-eyes. "Prime
thinks he's a moderate, but he's kind of out there. We'll let him columnize
a bit. Rant, if you will, but the rest of the 11 or 12K I'll be editing."
Cerberus added that Anarchist will stay on as contributing editor of the
PAP run, and along with his columnizing will also run the all new Current
"ebb and flow" Affairs desk.
SPY MAKES ME COVER MY MOUTH WHEN I LAUGH.
Not to be polite. I'm afraid I'll spit up a mouth full of iced-tea.
(no, not the rock star, the drink. (not the mixed drink of long island
fame, the soft drink. Use hard water though. 2 softs is overkill.))
This month's Spy Gray Area column deals with Irony in true Alanisism
fashion. Peter Townsend receiving medical treatment after penning "Hope
I die before I get old."
Dave "Wendy's" Thomas having quadruple bypass surgery.
Who is Susan "16-years-no-emmy" Lucci???
Cover your mouth. It's that funny.
FLASH. COUNTERFLASH.
Mike Royko and Allen Ginsberg are no longer on the advisory
board of FAIR/EXTRA!
Why? You might ask. Well I'll tell you. Mostly because Fairness
& Accuracy In Media people don't believe in Ouija boards or seances.
But I can assure you, Edward Asner, Jackson Browne, Noam Chomski, Casey
Kasem, Winona LaDuke, Prime Anarchist, Tim Robbins, Dr. Been Jammin' Spock,
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Romper Stomper bomper boo,
Tell me tell me, tell me do.
Magic mirror, tell me today,
Did all my friends have fun at play?
I see Newt, and Jesse; Tipper and Elizabeth;
George and Manuel; Oliver and Ronald;
Colin and Norman, Colin! Get your hands off Newt's
you-know-what. I've told you once, and I've told you a
thousand times. This country, and especially TV land
simply cannot handle inter-racial, gay relationships.
Shame on you, Now walk on that Lego balance beam,
sponsored by Hasbro, Proctor and Gamble, and Monsanto
corp. Colin, walk from one end to the other with your
pants down. We're each going to take turns spanking your
dark little heiney.
Des Moines, Iowa, it's Sunday, April 27, 1997 and this
is ATI, (Activist Tupperware, Incorporated) Issue #76.
1776? 1976? Que revolutionario, mi publicacion tirada es mui
tirado y frescura, novedad. 76. 76. 76. 76.
OK. So the romper room lady is dead. Long live the romper room
lady. Yeah. Miss Nancy Claster died of cancer the other day at 82.
Remember her magic mirror?
I see Anais Nin, and Gore Vidal, George Plimpton and Martha?
Mariel? Margot? Is that you? What are you all doing in that hot-tub?
Holy Apropos!
Eugene Stoner, 74, Designer of the M-16 (did you say Hasbro???)
picked the same day to die?? And the NY Times, schmaltzo schlock-mongers
that they are, put his picture right next to Miss Nancy's!!!
I see Mattel, Hasbro, Colt, Smith & Wesson...
I remember my first M-16 vividly. #59209-3a. because it had Hasbro
hand guards. Not a whole Hasbro like others I've had, the chamber and
trigger mech. was made by Colt in my home state of CT.
In fact two buildings down from the Regency apartments in Bridgeport
where my grampa was a super. How was I to know when I was playing Tonka
trucks, GI Joes, watching Romper Room and Mr. Rogers I would grow up to
score expert on M-16, AK-47 AND the Afghani 5-shot sniper rifle? Only
sharpshooter on grenade though, so keep me away from the white phosphorus.
How was I to know I'd Miss Gulf War Syndrome by one digit on my ss#?
How was I to know I'd become a conscientious objector AFTER receiving an
Honorable Discharge. How was I to know I would become an LSD fiend while
on active duty (it's more "normal" than you'd think) only to quit cold
turkey (no patches, hypnotists or 1-900#'s for me, pal) the minute my
End-Terminate-Service was filed?
Thank you Hasbro, you make me want to puke. Thank you Miss Nancy. You
showed me how to see magic. You can never know. Thank you Eugene Stoner,
for inventing such a beautiful well functioning, defense-only (yeah,
right. Mommy, what's a tumbler round??) piece of freedom protection.
I almost want to break my pacifist vow and commit violence on your
casket, Stoner Gene. But your corpse is art, and as quoth Dante:
"Violence to art more heinous be than murder of children, verily."
The God that made you dead is the same beautiful God who brought
us the New Deal, New World, peace in the mideast, Mother Theresa and
Ronny Raygun's lovely radio voice.
Sublime, man.
Be glad I never had GI Joe and his twins gang-raping Barbie in the
back of a Tonka truck. I saw that in the park the other day and the
mom? Obliviously busy reading the most recent Topaz Danielle Steele
Harlequin Romance novel.
OK, last week's Topaz Danielle Steele Harlequin Romance novel.
You notice how close "cosmic" and "comic" look? Now, that's divine
comedy. I'm prime anarchist and that, my friends, was my column. A
triple whammy double obituary feature. And now on to the good stuff.
Odzooks. I promise.
SNL Notes: a Prime Anarchist Production.
I finally found someone with more makeup caked on her face than
Tammy Faye Bakker. That gorgeous "chick" in the band No Doubt. Is
she covering up crater face by the pound or what? Oh well. Doesn't
disillusionment drag you down?
Is GE Smith sick? Dead? Retired? I didn't see the reputedly under-
rated stage-hog guitarist the whole show. Heard a rumor he can't get
along with Martin Short. Oh Prima Donnie...
At any rate -- if the guy's gone I'll start watching SNL regularly
again for the first time since John Belushi straddled a toilet and
speed balled his brains out. Dude, that hit me hard too. Curt Cobain's
got nothing on you.
ADBUSTERS MOMENT!!! Attention please: The Purpose Of Saturday Nite
Live Is To Sell $30,000 Automobiles.
By the way, I really like No Doubt a lot. Attn: Dave Fischer.
Is the lead singer your ex-girlfriend, Vanessa???
Cars.
One more car ad after this Gatorade commercial and they lose me.
Going, going. Gone.
ATI, like one big long editorial page. The Rag Read Round the
Riverbend. Fold it up and use it for, well... never mind.
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M U S I C R E V I E W
by marco capelli
Lilith Fair. Hartford. July '97.
Wow.
Great.
C U L I N A R Y R E V I E W
by marco capelli
Veggie Max Sandwich.
Blimpies. Anytown. USA.
Kinda sux.
But
It'll do
For now.
OK. This is about all for ATI87. I'll leave you with this poem dedicated to
the revolution in the Congo. Is it any wonder there's some oil down there?
THE OIL MYTH.
(c) 1998. Prime H. Anarchist
Wars and rumors of war
Oil and rumors of oil
I've got a girl for you tonite,
I tell Dennis Rodman;
After the game,
You know
You and her...
"Is she UGGGGGLY?" is his
Only question -
For beauty, is an asset.
Can be measured, manipulated manhandled
& capitalized upon.
Mr. Speaker, I say, Mr. Prez, Mrs. Prez:
I yield my thyme and beg to reserve
It back just long enough to
Tell you about a
New small country.
Looking for democracy, freedom,
Help from US, advisors, politicians,
Maybe help to someday grow big and
S T R O N G
Through open, American monitored
Elections.
Are they oil-less, you ask me.
They ask me, she asks me.
Mrs. Speaker, for oil is an asset.
Can be sized, sounded for, measured,
Sucked, raped and capitalized upon.
'Cause if she ugggggly---
Won' give her my time no how.
For if they LACK oil,
We're JUS' nah INTRIST'D.
Oil
And rumors
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Thanks, Ground Zero. And now for the Prime Anarchist Productions #'s run.
PAP, as you know, is a subsidiary of NOPE and Nope, it's not Sunday. It's
Monday, September 1, 1997. 9am believe it or not. We begin our numbers run
(a short one this week)
<jumps out of seat looking pissed> - Wait! There's that Royal "we" again.
To hell with that!! No more Royal we, no more Royal we. Long live the
Royal we. I'm the only one writing this column, so for the rest of this
article, yours truly, Prime Anarchist will refer to himself as "I."
heheheheh.
We are not amused.
OK, why so short? I didn't have a lot of time to hunt stuff down. Why you
might ask. Because "I" have been spending the last 3 days straight (almost
literally) getting the all new ATI web page started. That's right, you
heard it here first. That's right; Angelfire Communications Corporation
decided to sponsor us with a free web page. Go look at it.
http://www.angelfire.com/wi/kokopeli/ATI.html
Teaching myself HTML is really fun. Carl of Franklinsnet helped with the
graphics. OK, so here's the #'s run; and then on to news and stuff.
http://www.amazon.com review your book, review someone else's.
http://envirolink.org/mcspotlight/home.html Find out what's new around
E-Coli hell.
http://www.queenbee.net/members/pieman Get pied, or just look like one.
http://www.netvideo.com/nobody This November let's put Nobody in
The White House. OK, I guess we can
Wait until the 00 year. But we'd
Better hurry up and put Nobody in
The White House.
Casa Blanca.
There were no letters to the Editor this week. Got a really weird letter
Thursday, but we won't go into that.
"If I shaved my..." well never mind, I said "we" wouldn't go there.
CALENDULA - Sept 3, 1964. The Wilderness Act was passed.
Sept 5, 1887. Crazy Horse was assassinated.
Sept 8, 1763. Stephan Glotlov lands on Kodiak Island demanding
Tribute for Empress Katherine's horse. They refuse
And attack the Russians driving them back to about
Where Alaska's farthest finger sits.
Sept 9, 1919. Boston police strike. UPS workers loot for 3 days.
Sep 10, 1997. Quarter moon. Give part of a howl.
Sep 15, 1995. Largest mass arrest in US environmental history.
1,033. Wow. 14 to a cell?
Sep 16, 1971. Greenpeace sets to sea for the first time.
1997. Full moon. Arouuuuuuuew.
Sep 18, 1987. Pope John Paul II tells native American's to just
Forget the past in a Phoenix, AZ speech.
Sep 22, 1997. Equinox.
Sep 23, 1997 3/4 moon.
Sep 27, 1995. Clinton signs Salvage Rider into law."Scarey," says
A local owl. "Where will I live?"
Sep 30, 1882. First hydroelectric plant, WI.
Oct 22, 1936. Bobby Seale born. Anyone know if that's New Haven?
Nov 12, 1974. Karen Silkwood dies.
Dec 4, 1835. Hot time in old town. Manhattan burned down. Or
Were they referring to Chicago? London? Hmmm...
Jan 10, 1901. Oil discovered in Texas.
Jan 24, 1848. Gold discovered in California.
Feb 1, 1960. Civil rights sit-ins begin.
Feb 4, 1913. Rosa Parks born.
Feb 17, 1778. Fernando Sor born.
Feb 20, 1770. Fernando Carulli born.
Feb 24, 1893. Andres Segovia born.
Feb 26, 1964. Prime Anarchist born.
Feb 27, 1973. 200 people occupy Wonded Knee. Pine Ridge SD.
Mar 24, 1997. Partial Lunar Eclipse.
Each state in a word.
Or two. These are Prime Anarchist observations of the states we call our
etats unidos. I've left out the ones I haven't seen yet, naturally, and I
also alphebetized the thing. This is NOT in the order I experienced them. OK
let's say it was. I visited these states alphabetically, have good reading:
Arizona Dry
Colorado High
Connecticut Tiny
Florida Fire ants
Georgia Y'all
Illinois Urban
Indiana Soy
Iowa Corn
Kansas Leavenworth
Maine Yonder
Maryland Small
Massachussetts Down Country
Minnesota Nord
Missoura Close to Leavenworth
Nebraska Cruisin'
New Hampshire Yuh.
New Jersey No grass.
New Mexico Adobe
New York People.
North Carolina Navy
North Dakota Buffalo
Ohio Columbus sux
Oklahoma Fort Sill
Pencil Vein Yeah Construction
Rogues Island Tiniest
South Carolina Army
South Dakota Hot Springs
Texas Cow oil
Vermont Cow milk
Virginia Hills
West Virginia More hills
Wisconsin Cheese milk
Wyoming Missiles
------------>This list was NOT brought to you by Visi-Calc<--------------
disclaimer: The story you are about to read is to be completely ignored.
I wrote this while Princess Diana was merely injured in a car
crash. She hadn't expired yet.
4 hours later I learned of her death.
Dead.
I can't make fun of the dead.
So until someone figures out the Zombification drug and brings
her back to life, IGNORE THE FOLLOWING:
Princess Diana dumped her car in the Chapamaquody River last night and
lived to tell about it. She swam all the way to the Atlantic where the
currents took her right up the east coast to the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.
She was found beached next to a dumpster behind a Pizza Hut on Brookline Ave.
Now her boyfriend didn't fare so well. He was aparently trapped in the
car until it reached the Federal Trades Commission building. He was thrown
from the car and spit onto the beach like Jonah out of the whale, pronounced
dead and promptly Knighted in a sunrise ceremony by Ted Kennedy and Chris
Dodd.
While Princess Diana is somewhere between critical and really bad,
Senator Kennedy is somewhere between Scarborough Beach, RI and Kennebunk ME.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
This just in
Webster. 1936. - Scaphism. Punishment. Pouring honey all over
a convict's body and letting insects eat at him or her until s/he dies a
slow tortured death.
... .. ... ...
Smash your Television but
keep your modem. For the
revolution will not be
televised. But it sure WILL
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/ ATI -- YOUR HACKER-ZINE OF HOPE \
/ (Not that the others aren't... \
\------------------------------------/
Hello there, and welcome to ATI 95. It's Sunday,
7:30 EST. (ed note: correction. It's Tuesday 830am.
Same Timezone) This has been a labor of love.
[frustrated grin] S'what I get for even mentioning issue 9.
Karma there. OK...) I was GOING TO Compose this on a MacSE
I'm babysitting, but I'm still a little spooked about trying
that on anything Apple/Commodore/Atari since way back in the
days of issue 9. If you do a hotbot or yahoo search for ATI
issue 9 you'll see what I mean.
Anyhow I'm Prime Anarchist and I'll be your guide through
this wacky edition of Activist TimeSignatures Ingratiated.
As you probably know by now, ATI 94 had really wide recirculation
and AWESOME response. In fact, many people around the world took
its parody of S.P.A.M. (which stands for Some People Act Mellow)
quite seriously. I guess I should've added my Post Office Box
afterall. My friend Jeff said I'm the next Castro, whatever THAT
means. Anyhow, we got lots of good stuff in store for you. We'll
start with Ground Zero's column and then on to some numbers
running and calendars.
If you want back issues, t-shirts, hats, cap 'n crunch whistles
(only 11 left) go to:
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OK that said, it's TTYme for my column and then on to running numbers
and dates. HMMM. OK. NUMBERS DATES AND WALNUTS. NUMBERS DATES AND
WALNUTS.
We're Beatrice. Brought to you by H&R Bloch, Tandycorpse, and
Michigan Bank. Princess Diana is dead, get over it. Brooke Shields
should have been driving that car. She said it herself. Shut up Brooke.
You would've choked on your american cheese, whitebread and mayonaise
sandwich the minute those motorcycles started chasing you. You wouldn't've
hit that telephone pole you would've swerved to miss that doubledecker bus
full of schoolchildren and dumped it in the THAMES with all of you dying;
you wrinkled old ex-lolita brat. Shut up!
I'm so sick of television. Will someone please take out their webtv
and shut the flogging thing down?
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeze?
This is not a joke: How many websurfers does it take to sign a
guestbook?
ans: The current statistic is 1 in 50.
Dear HumanLifeForm CarbonBased,
This is a hand-generated computer-sent email-message to let you
know that the URL you requested
http://www.angelfire.com/wi/kokopeli/ATI.html
has been updated.
If you did not request this update or wish to not receive any
further advances,
simply write UNSUBSCRIBE on a cocktail napkin and hand it
to someone tonite.
-THE MANAGEMENT-
Beginning fiscal 98 all vegetarians will be able to continue calling
their cost of living adjustment (ie: 4% payraise) a "cola." So drink
up. All meat eaters must begin calling it a cost of living INCREASE.
"Coli."
Eat up...
What do 3,47, 567, 6897, 7892, 432675, and 23 have in common?
Silly... They're all numbers.

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And in real news, one year from today, 1/3 of Canada will finally be
ruled by the indigenous people who live there. Some people call them
Inuits, some call them Eskimos, but the indigenous people in charge
there, making up 85% of the 26,000 people who live there say, "Rules.
We will have Nunavat.
(a prime anarchist comment. That's beautiful. Especially since
in 1992 the Canadian government announced this will come about
"immediately." Those Kanuks are almost as boggledy bogged as
we are!!!")
mighty hinge: great place for a prime anarchist opinion column,
wouldntcha think?
I watched 3 minutes of Roller Derby on CLASSIC SPORTS NETWORK (tm)
yesterday while I waited for my oatmeal to boil. Whatever happened
to Roller Derby? That was some weirdass schitt. Looked like an excuse
for men and women with feathered hair and bad makeup jobs to beat each
other up wearing expensive bad disco clothing. Round and round they go,
up and down, up and down. Almost reminds you of bad 70's porn, eh?
(OK, Bill Hicks you get two posthumous checks for $7.)
And a repetition of the ATI mission statement. We'll try to print
this every 7 or 8 issues, so we're all on the same "sheet of muzak."
ATI MISSION STATEMENT
by Prime Anarchist.
There is only 1 acceptable purpose for technology:
Simply?
To improve life.
Lives of people, plants animals; people in jail,
people in the air, people in the water.
Winged and legged. "Things" that just set there.
Every single atom on Mother Earth is sacred.
If any technology works against one single
thing's harmony with another:
YOU'RE USING IT WRONG.
"Make your adjustments and get back to me."
Refer to issue 1, Activist times inc.
ATI, Where a PARADIGM beats a Royal Flush!!!

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(OPINION)
MainStreet, USA. Here at the new Prime Anarchist World News Tonite
headquarters -- Oshkosh, WI -- I believe with all my heart that
63 year old Bob Denver (known to most as Gilligan) should N O T
be thrown in prison for the rest of his life for having a pound of
organically grown, paraquot-free Mexican marijuana mailed to his
house.
When people like me, who don't even smoke pot anymore jump to
Gilligan's aid, you can take this as EXCATHEDRO-GOSPELLIC
truth-in-all-absolition fact: Our Justice System Has Cancerously
Grown Into A Mockery Of Its Very Own Self.
I, Prime Anarchist, await its crumbling, of its own stupidity,
waiting, awaitingly, with sated breadth.
Hola, and welcome to the hundred thirty first issue of P.A.P.'s ATI.
Activist Timor's Incredible.
I'm Prime Anarchist and this is my humble rant for Sonday,
February 131st, 1998. We have lots of stuff here, as you can see.
Plenty of submissions came in last week and some turned up from the
week before. I now wonder how many University of Connecticut might
have lost on me. Oh well, if you don't see your stuff this week or
next, send it again, I'm not ignoring you; I'm just deft. It's
official, Bill Clinton has dedicated Henley's Walden Forest. I'm
glad it happened mostly. But I must say I have a little trouble
hearing Thoreau quotes from a man who likely spends more money
on condoms than I make per year in gross income. But as usual
we suffer the need to take the bad along with the good I guess.
So there, I give you ATI131. Happy summer reading. Oh, and tell
http://www.amazon.com that you want one of each, and you'd like
Prime Anarchist to get the commissions, ok?
For now we have this:
Has anyone heard the song "Counterfeit," by Limp Bizkit?
Me either.
Good.
"Somewhere, Alan Freed is laughing," says Southern Connecticut
copyright lawyer Mark T. Gould in a recent Soundwaves magazine.
Thank you for reading this column. That will be 50 cents.
NOTES FROM INSIDE AN ELECTRON by Yak Atom.
I don't care about the Y2K bug. Bring it on. I'm refusing to
stress one bit about it. If tech plods on past 2000 I shall keep
writing HTML, basic, Unix, VB, etc. If not, I go back to pad and
pencil. Why, I've been using technology AND notepads since Janet
Reno was knee high to a congressman.
No fear man. To risk misquoting Hunter Templeton Stockson, "It
just can't possibly get weird enough for me."
Yak
And while we're doling out quotes, here's a WS Merwin that I
particularly like. (as if there's anything Merwinish I don't)
"You die without knowing
whether anything you
wrote was any good.
If you have to be
sure, don't write."
As is the tradition, I'll end with a Prime Anarchist Original
Poem. This PAOP brought to you by the Vatican Council on
hemp shower soap. (pope's dope on a rope soap)
. Send all contributions, contrasting contradictions,
. corrections and cohesive camraderie to:
. ati@etext.org
. primeanarchist@thepentagon.com
. or:
. ati@etext.org
.
. letters to the editor go to:
. editor@intst.com
.
. music notes go to:
. lutenist@geocities.com
.
. poetics go to all of the above!
This is entitled Rice Pudding.
(c) tomorrow. by marco
I'm peeling potatoes for Sonia
While I await my rice pudding's finish
(she's cooking for 35 people)
It'll be done about "fivish."
Sonia's is timed for just before six.
Jalapeno pizza and some kind of potato stix.
I'm cooking for one
But I'll share with any
Of the 35ish when it is done.

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Greetings, and welcome to ATI, Active Televised Ignorance.
Issue 135. The Honorable Judge Frank Mention presiding.
It is currently July 5, 1998. 2am. I'm Prime Anarchist
and this is "the shit."
First a Parody; and then my column. Then you get lots and lots of
K-rad submissions. Nah, make the parody my column. Yeah.
So much life to be lived.
So much to be tried.
And when you share it you get
A special feeling inside.
It's a full time thing
The kind of life that you lead
A little break from it all
Is the break that you need.
You deserve a break today.
So get up and get away.
>From McDonalds.
Eat something else instead.
Bb Eb
Bb Eb
Bb F Gm
C7 Cm7
Bb Eb
Bb Eb
Bb F Bm Bbmaj7
C Cm7 F
Bb D7 Gm Bb7
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A few months ago I watched movie footage of indigenous
Mayan people being relocated by military and paramilitary
forces in much the same way Navajo and Hopi people had been
abused in the 1940's, 70's and late 90's.
From that day until last weekend I've been wondering
"what besides uranium 238 ("entonces" plutonium 239) could
be under that land???"
I've been asking everyone I've encountered who might know
if there could possibly be uranium in Chiapas. No one seems
to know.
And then it happened last Saturday that a Mayan man gave
a lecture in Madison, Wisconsin describing all the resources
under the indigenous people in Chiapas.
O N E O F T H E
T O P 3 W A S
U R A N I U M ! ! !
Perhaps there is enough in the three "veins" he described to repay
the debt to the US Government? Perhaps that is the real reason NAFTA was
passed? Perhaps the Mayan people should be some of the richest humans on
this earth instead of the most abused, hungry, poor and tired...
\this has been an opinion of the prime anarchist\
\this has been an opinion of the prime anarchist\
\this has been an opinion of the prime anarchist\
\this has been an opinion of the prime anarchist\
a couple poems
by the Prime Anarchist
"because when there's nothing
else left, metaphor is k00l."
TARA
Tara you played fair
And that's just not fair.
After my heart Tara,
You know there's no more there.
7 card no peek; and I did.
Checkin' her out on a quarter bid.
She took me for 75,
A friendship bracelet;
And my ackey brakey heart.
I'm seein her once more
And she's callin out my name.
She took my heart
Pray she don't ask for a diamond.
In this game they call hearts
Tara, what a way to start.
Methinks I like gofish better.
TALVEZ ALGUNDIA
Someday my hands might die before me.
When if then,
Please surround me with guitarists
That my muse can live longer.
If it is my feet first,
Please to have dancers come constantly.
Mostly girls
So my heart can live longer.

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PAO NOODLES - A PRIME ANARCHIST OPINION.
(PUBLISHER'S COLUMN)
Greetings. And welcome to ATI144. The "gross" issue.
It's 1am, Sunday, Sept 13, 1998 in the year of our
Which Hunt.
Can I state my opinion?
Clinton's going down.
Fine.
Too bad, He always gave great hugs. Always so generous with his
wonderful paraquat-free kind, smooth skunk-weed; and his acid never
had any strichnine in it.
I don't give a rat's bad tripp about Monika, Paulette, or Tammie,
Meg, Beth, Jamie, Trish, Marcia, Megan or Linda.
I've now received more than 20 "secret" emails here at ATI
headquarters, with reason after credible reason why Clinton should
be impeached -- and some or NONE (closer to 0) have anything to do
with encounters of the sexual kind.
He needs to go, but, I'm going to say something really strong
here:
Let me be perfectly unequivering (sic) -
Along with Clinton, needs to go down:
1) more than 300 congress-people
2) over 80 senators
3) thousands of administrators
4) just about every justice besides Rehnquist. (surprisingly
the only one who hasn't molested an underage girl, a mime,
a lesbian woman or the first ammendment in the last two
months.
5) Anyone else I forgot to mention.
Why?
You know why. I refuse to waste your time and mine listing all
the transgressions - but I will state something personal which
primarily picks my potatoes.
William Jefferson Clinton has one ugly nose.
It's heinous. I mean the honker from hell. A bulldog's better
looking. Nixon's was humourous compared to that of the Hillary
House-Husband. I mean it's half-way gin-blossomed already, for
cryin' out loud. And if one more high schooler wakes up from
her date-rape drug and smashes the heel of her hand into it;
it's going to be cauliflower.
OK now that I've taken us on this yummy rhetorical jaunt,
can I ask you one question?
When are we going to discuss the power-differential that
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The chair is against the wall.
REPEAT
The chair is against the wall.
Hi there, this is ATI and my name is marco.
I'm the publisher. I usually have a column but
tonite I don't pheel like righting one. So there.
Have a nice weak.
-prime
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The Television will Not be ReVoLuTioNiZeD.
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JINGLING ALONG
with Johann Jacovitz JingleSpoofer.
When it's time to be hip.
One Song stands clear.
Year after year,
Well, if you've got the hooch.
We've got the beer:
Olde Hooch beer.
<voiceover> Olde Hooch beer.
From the makers of Mulder Beer, comes
Olde Hooch. If you've got it, we'll
do ya... right!
"Violence to art reserves a special place in hell."
--dante--
TO: Cuando Caliente El Sol. El "Unico" Traduccion Mejor
Love all the music with heart
That's all the muse wants.
Translate the best that you can
Or not at all.
Just promise me this
"Las palabras,"
From the Spanish
To the Anglo o o o... o o o...
When you are figurative
Or when you're way off
Love all the music with heart
As if you mean it.
Don't give me your HALF-
ass translations
circ'ml'cutions
Love the music
Don't be lazy
Feel-it-in-your-heart!
Don't forget this is art.
ATI Carefully made with old fashioned computers, brewed
with high fructose attitude, citric acid (provides
tartness) and humour (as opposed to humor)
Not distributed by Lipton/Pepsi/Nestle. Eaglewood, NJ.
Seinfeld was not eaten by a Taco Bell mascot during the
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-=-=-=-=-=- oy! -=-=-=-=-=-
Hello and welcome to ATI issue 155. I'm prime anarchist
and I can't find my column. If I do, I'll stick it in here.
Otherwise, read on with smiles...
ans: (c) by the way...
Yes, I was protesting war last weekend. You probably figured
that out. Of all the people I saw there, I was happiest
to see Anne Archy, I think. My first time seeing her in two
years. A hug was almost good enough to make up for all the
distance and time. I sure hope our circles cross many
more times in our lives. She's got a really nice speaking voice
and one of the most tonal singing voices I've ever heard out of
a woman. Ever. Any human actually. Birds yes, Moose yeah, sure.
But people? Go Anne; go Anne.
It was wonderful to see Cal Roberts there too. He took
Amtrak down from konetiuk I'll bet. What a great spirit. If you
live where I come from you probably know him because he's that
Stoningtonian whose temporary illness caused almost every single
clergy of each denomination from three or four townships
to drop whatever petty issues kept them centuries apart, and stand
out there keeping his decades-running vigil for him in stodgy old
New London County. They probably jumped in nice warm autos to and
fro - rather than ride SEATs sucky bus system, but that gets us
half way there, eh?
Even my mother, who's Republican treasurer of my hometown (yes I
forgive her it every day. How do I show her, she's where I get MY
unchanging values???) mailed me news-clippings about "that protest
guy." Cal, God Bless You. You've got the Baptists and the Catholics,
the Unitarians and the Congregationals realizing even if they can't
agree on lunch, they sure can get that Praxis cooking.
So call that a prime anarchist column, and move on. "shoot move
communicate, if you will..." I probably ought to name the other
bunches of people I "hung with" who some-ways are bigger honors to
know than Martin Sheen or Amy from the Indigo Girls; but suffice it
to say these two well represent the others. Best durned "be in" I've
been to since the last one! So where and when did it all begin?
Thanks mom, thanks dad, thanks congregational church. Thanks Father
Larry, and I'm not even catholic.
Full circle, 1968-1998. Our movement's even bigger than the
Beatles now.
Prime Exhausted, and Still Landing From Such a Wonderful Weekend -
Here's to many more...
#
"There's an old Arab saying: 'when the King puts the poet
on his payroll, he cuts off the tongue of the poet.' I
think of that every time I get a job on TV."
--Pete Seeger
"I don't think we have another 2000 years to learn
the Sermon on the Mount."
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hola hermanobrothers and hermanasisters,
happy fullmoon. as i say every bigwidemoon, "luna! i take no
responsibility for the things i'm about to say and do. wet,
tidal forces are upon me and i can't possibly claim to control
any of it...
i'm prime anarchist and rather than write a column for this week,
i'll paste in a letter i wrote to my friend in Swiss Hell. It has
wider appeal than just his inbox, so i figured i'd share.
(alright, who sarcastically thanked me for sharing...)
===<table of contrary>===
- publishers column
- numbers
- letters
- poetry
- guest columnists
- news
- subvertisements
- more poetry
- assorted spammy stuff
- more poetry
=== </mesa d'contras> ===
SCHOOL OF AMERICAS NOTES by Prime Anarchist
Hey There,
If they used a wide enough camera to show a guy with a
fugazi t-shirt and an olive drab kokopeli minnesota hat
that was me. I saw that the next nite and I think CNN went
narrow whereas Fox had me in there. So I was probably
just "stage left" of him looking chubby, nervous and excited
about what came next.
That was perhaps one hour before we stormed the gates and
pretty much busted down Jericho, Babylon and Bill Gates' house.
OK, I exaggerate a bit, but it felt really good to watch them
cave when we were three times as many people as they
prepared to contain and ignore.
> What's goin' on with Brian Wilson these days?
> We saw Martin Sheen at the protest on
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GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETINGS,
AND WELCOME TO ATI. Apropriated Technology, Int.
I'm your tourguide, Prime Anarchist.
Your butt can be used as a flotation device.
This IS your hackerzine of hope.
Here's my column. And then you get the usual #'s
run, letters to the ediface, and weird news. Oh, and
of course the poetry dotting us all around and in
the end.
=COLUMN=
MUST I SAY THIS AGAIN: A Mini-column by Prime Anarchist
Job: Television Broadcast Assistant.
Camera operator needed for our morning and noon shows.
Job duties include, but not limited to studio camera
operation, teleprompter and floor directing. Knowlege
of television operations a plus but not required. This
is a part-time entry level position averaging 32 hours/
week.
Send resume to:
Resume?
Resume?!? Resume!!!
Be glad if I use my own pen, because I'm going to be using
YOUR PAPER. Settle for an application, thug. If I bring a
resume I'm coming after your job or that of YOUR boss.
'Tis The Season. For retailers all over the US and especially
the Northeast and the left coast to be of one mindset.
One philosophy.
One accord.
"If I don't average $1000 per hour gross, the next couple
weeks straight, I can't somehow justify my $6 per hour salary
plus little or no benefits.
Let the treadmill roll on.
Here's to its oneday somehow falling off track.
OPEN LETTER TO BOB GUCCIONE, JR.
Does a frisbee *really* hold 3 pints?!?
---
ATI a two-step away from freedom
---
When I bite into a York Peppermint Patty --
Nothing *$%&ing happens!!! It just taste
pretty good. Nothing more, nothing less.
Happy Chronika.
For people who aren't Christian OR Jewish or rooted in any
other particular spirituality, but they still feel the need
to "keep time," we here mark some thyme for you: all new
CHRONIKA - that new festivus for the rest of yous...

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Hello, welcome to ATI. This is issue 158. But of course,
who's counting? We begin with Prime Anarchist's weekly
column, then we have letters to the editor, then our
phemus #'s run, then assorted other wild raucus caucus
stuff. Happy particles of him peach mint.
-PA-
CLINTON WAGS DOG
pRiME aNArChISTs CoLUmN.
THURSday 1pm EDT.
Strong statement to every member of the MEDIA:
You suck.
How many dead? Wounded?! How many homeless.
The war has been raging for scores of hours now and
nobody knows or cares. You have each broken the
fundamental principles of your field!!!
Have you no shame?
You are all fired.
The war will not be televised. If you cannot be troubled
with wrestling over the death-count; struggling over the
difficult details that must be minded at all costs, if the
sublime beauty of the war, the night sky over baghdad,
stuff like that is more important to you than the facts,
then go home.
You suck.
Go home.
part 2. (final part) Bob Livingston,
What's with this "6 months" doo doo?
You're resigning? Go home today and shut up.
Leave your office - go home. Pack up your stuff.
Take your Columbia State University diplomas
off my walls and go home.
Do not pass go, do not collect 6 months pay.
Go directly to home.
You whining little maggot.
You want my opinion, let's bring every Senator
and Congressperson in under oath and play 20
questions. If any of them DON'T LIE, why, we'll
work with all 5 (five) of them.
Clear the bench.
Bob Livingston, Shut up.

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"Blink, did you see the half moon?"
"Wow, Shimmer. What a sight."
To The Editor of ATI:
Either go to a 40-45character line
length, or take me off your mailing list
From: "Real Name:" (210)
"You can fool 48% of the
people 63% of the time."
-Ed Margulies
PUBLISHER'S COLUMN.
Well, that's all we needed to hear.
40 columns it is, then. Tell U true?
I have a softspot in my heart 4 40col.
Brings me back to my atari 8bit days.
6502. U know. Like the one that's
prolly in your fave talking doll.
Or your toaster. Or your toothpaste?
Anyways, lemme know how you like our
"new look." If you look at issues
1-25ish though, you'll see it's kinda
sorta like a great coming back.
Shut up, Odysseus.
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Primero Mundo, Ha Ha Ha!
happpppppppy mlk-day
got email?
Hi there,
Prime here.
No #'s run this week,
(and few letters too)
I haven't been near a
$
or a
telnet>
in 4 days.
Prime No Longer Here
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PRIME ANARCHIST RANTS.
Hendrix' "Let me stand Next
To Your Fire" for the Pontiac
Sunfire? Oh my god let me barf!
I've got three words:
You people suck.
Lauren Bacall. Wow. Go Lauren,
go lauren, go lauren go. Anyone
ballzy enough to tickle Larry
King's nose on Live. Wow.
How long can you work at a place
that plays Beethoven's 5th every
time you enter something correctly
at the cash register, Ride of the
Valkyries when the fries are done
and "Zzzzt! (wrong answer)" when
something doesn't add up. Aargh!
Mariah Carey, they still let you
talk???
"What's wrong with asking people
to not discuss private details of
things that are private to you?"
Yes! She said that. OK Mariadolt,
Let's discuss private details
that aren't.
Heinz up 1/4
Laying off 4,000.
Pssst... 12,000 might've gotten
you a whole point.
You peeps suck 2.
Hey, I don' mean 2 B regi-zine-
o-phobic, but I'm gonna make it in
Green Bay 'cause NY sux.
Lemme repeat something 'cause it
"gots th' replay value:"
The hair,
the cigarette
and the Stratocaster:
How many ways
can you play
the Em scale
in just two positions?
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Happy Birthday to Mumia Abu Jamal,
Paul Ryder and David J -
and a belated birthday to Abbie
Hoffman, Alabama Sturgeon and
Adolf Hitler. May none of you
ever be forgotten. Even the yucky
ones.
Hard going down isn't it?
Hi, I'm prime anarchist and
this is my column for saturday,
the almostfullmoon of april.
The numbers run is short, we have
a few short letters, and we've
pushed back some of the others
until next week, so that we can
have room for the entire birthday
present that Marcos sent to Mumia
Abu-Jamal this afternoon.
I publish the English version
only for two reasons.
1) None of us are good enough
at "traducciones" yet.
Give us time! We're working
treadmills on it - swear.
2) Too much more would make our
weekly zine much fatter
than we promised.
OK there's a 3:
There is a dream and a vision of
this 'zine growing organically into
a 100% bona-fide bilingual publication.
No lip-service paragraph or two at the
back "en espanol," no one or two best
picture captions hoping that "THEY'LL
get at LEAST THAT little BIT out of
us..." The vision is that the tongue
of this 'zine would once a week be
translated evenly into two languages:
ingles, y espanol; english and
spanish. Until then, I (the zine)
remain "anglo."
For all who are "with this vision"
I ask one thing.
KEEP HELPING ME LEARN THE
SPANISH IN THE OFF TIME!!!
Domo Arigato, Muchas Gracias, Graci,
Na Mu Myo Ho Ren Ge Kyo, Thank you,
thank you, thank you,
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HOW TO ANNOY A CLERK: At 2AM On A
Week Night.
by prime anarchist
Before shutting the door behind
you, look at the sticker on the
door-jam that shows you're 5'7"
tall in technicolor blue and red.
Shout out that you're 5'10" and
insist that their chart is wrong.
(unless of course you ARE 5'10", then
insist you're something else -- your
pick)
Suggest the person who put it up
must've gotten ahold of some bad crack.
Tell them they'd better have it
corrected by the next time you come
back or you're going to call the BBB.
Don't forget to tell them you're just
kidding at some point, or you might
ruin their trip.
Remember to thank them and tell them
to have a nice day. Mean it, even if
you get a sense they don't.
Greetings and welcome to ATI179.
Activist Turning-Points International.
SunDay May 23, 1999. It's 4:30 pm. Do
you know where your politicians are?
Here's the Activist Times Publisher's
Column,
I see and hear my God recognizes yours.
Can you say the same about "your's?"
Just a question.
I'm watching "MOTHER THERESA: In The
Name Of God's Poor."
Can I tell you how weird it is to
view this, tears rolling down my
cheeks and every time a doorbell or
phone rings at the shelter I live in
and run, I see Ted Kennedy's fat shiny
Oil Of Olay face on C-Span2 discussing
Juvenile Crime bills whenever I hit STOP?
Cough, cough, tus, tus. Sounds like old
Eddie has TB. Nice glasses by the way.
Do they cost more than my life? How many
meals could I cook with that gorgious
silk tie of yours that attempts to
colorize your grey face and dark puffy
eyes? How many silk ties do you own,
Ted. How many coats?
I don't dare say half of how I feel:
I'm not allowed to judge.
You point at percentages of mothers
and fathers on an easle, all red, white
and blue looking; looking like Ross
Perot, Ted. Ted, Ted, I wish I could
shake you, you're not hearing, you're
not seeing, you're not asking ANY OF
THE RIGHT QUESTIONS. Shut up and listen.
Feed the poor Ted. Boston, Hartford,
Providence Ted. Brooklyn, Worcester,
Bridgeport. Feed the hungry Ted. Shut
up and sell your tie. Cook a meal.
You are no help thus far, Ted.
Represent us! Listen to your heart.
Feed the poor. If you don't have the
courage to truly speak for your people,
than at least have the courage to step
down and let someone who can: do.
That said, that expressed, I change
the channel so I no longer have to
watch this verbal shit every time I
pause. Yuck, feck, blech.
A good juvenile justice bill? Feed
children free. No strings attached.
But you all aren't ready for that yet,
are you? Have a nice meeting you
yuppie pukes!
I can't recommend this movie enough,
by the way, I didn't mean this as a
movie review but here goes. I've cried
at least 6 times now, and she hasn't even
gone from Sisterhood to Motherhood yet.
Holy wah. What a good movie.
I didn't know she was born in Albania.
She was nine when her dad died. Hmmm.
Attn: NATO, take a letter.
Dear England,
Dear US. You desecrate Princess Diana
with every smart bomb you insert into
Serbia region. Can't you see this?
Don't you hear? Don't you feel? Your
bi-lateral genocide is not working.
It accomplishes nothing but suffering
and death, destruction and desecration.
How many songs must I sing you before
you face your demons America, England,
Canada. NATO, the people calling you
NAZI are bitter, they are resentful.
I harbor no fear, no bitterness or
resentment. Nothing but love when I
tell you this.
Name of God, NATO. When will the
bloodshed end? How about show me one
tiny sign?
How about closing the SOA. How about
searching your heart for a peaceful
solution in Serbia, in Iraq, in Somalia,
Lebanon, Timor, Tibet; in Chiapas.
On the Navajo reservation. I make no
distinctions, Amerika. Shame on your
each and every seperation. Each bomb.
Each starving human on this planet.
Shame shame. Thank you, thank you,
thank you. Just search, you'll find
it. You're not looking hard enough.
Oh and Secretary Cohen.
Take a short note.
You suck.
Love,
Prime Anarchist

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VICTORY AT SEAttle
This entire issue dedicated to Mateo
http://www.etext.org/Zines/ASCII/ATI/ati202.txt
What's the moon look like?
I put in my Badi Assad album and begin marking
up ATI. I realize I didn't watch SNL this week.
What did I miss?
This week's Activist Times 'zine sees Yvonne
Magdaline as Mary. The role of Primanikus will
be played by Morris the Cat.
If your theatre's not an IMAX - you're missing
out. Or are you? NA MU MYO HO REN GE KYO
Who sang "King of the Jews" in Jesus Christ
Superstar - was it Randy Newman? Well, was it?
Judas, you left him for a bitchin' camaro???
Another message for the bishop. So do you
serve a king or a pawn? Well, do you? Do you?
And now, Sherwood Schwartz w/ the new multi-
racial Gilligan's Island!
doom doom, skip. dum dum sikki skkipp.
boombiddy boom, dumtek dumtek, tek tek, doom boom.
bumtek. Doombek! Can you feel the rhythms of
this world? Can 'ya? Can 'ya??
Evita, Is this really the end, or just Andrew
Lloyd Cartel week? I expect Roller Derby anyday now.
Count on it. Marc my words. Californication:
Somebody's throwing way too much at the Chili
Peppers. Cher?
1999 - only two bands this year I'm happy about
are/were Smashmouth and BNL.
Alanis has 41 million what??? I did who??
Fact be told, I want Monika Lewinski. Don't
you?
Hi I'm Prime Anarchist and this is ATI, Activist
Truth, Industries. This is issue 202. The "just
B-4 the y2k edition." MiLKenium. Heaven is truth,
your lies are your own personal hell, huh? Bring
it on peeps, bring it on. I like this transparency
routine. Good stuff. And they say, the truth shall
read you. 12dec99. Like a book.
Some say the activists won in Seattle this year.
Some say Buchanan. No one says the police state
gets the decision. Not even the police state
himself. WTO? Can you say tail up your butt?
The long dusty whining trail home?
Santa Claus is doing well. Prices are at an
all-time stagnant. There's going to be some
happy kids around this planet. They can breath
a little easier now that, Hey, where are all
the trees? Who shaved all the thneeds???
Can you hear it? There's a message in the air
2nite. It's loud. Generation X is yelling it.
Gen who? What? You're kidding me! Those silly
silent slackers? They said what??? To who?
You've got to be kidding me.
Purpose. Hmmm. The world may end 2morrow, and
you will die. Well you will. So will I. Someday.
Not tomorrow, not next week. For now there is
happy. Happy happy, joy joy. I put Badi Assad
on repeat. NA MU MYO HO REN GE KYO!

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I FOUND THE FOUR HORSEMEN
by Prime Anarchist
"We are not here to cross that line,
but to abolish it."
--Jacqueline, a 20 yr old Obelin College Student
about School of the Americas.
[ed note: picking up the civil rights movement where
nana and grampa left off. Perhaps conscience skips
a gen?]
"I want 10,000 words, Thompson! You hear me??"
Pat Robertson in his peroxide beard and lily white
toupe atop his head.
Who are the three middle-aged white men he sits
with ramming their fear-oriented cult mind manipulation
down viewers hoary eyeballs? Kenneth Copeland, or should
I leave all names out? Nah!
Wait, that's NOT Pat Robertson, or is it? Let's not
libel the guy, eh?
I change the channel and TNT's repeating Bill Murray
playing ole Rev. Stockton Thompson in "Where the Buffalo
Roam," Ah, memories.
So much for my self-imposed twenty minute limit of TV
for the whole day. Hard to hold to, peeps. This is what
happens to me when CNN, MTV, and VH1 (are there ANY networks
that AREN'T trying so diligently to grow into a three-letter-
agency???) are disseminating lies, propaganda or bad ads.
Or all three, perhaps.
How much do I loathe Jim Palmer's Money Store? Let me
count the ways. Take it back to pre-Phil Ruzzuto, huh? Is
there EVER gonna be a "fast forward" for "live" TV ads?
Until then I surf once around everytime Hunter's show breaks.
Gross Pointe Blank. John Cusack. Minnie Driver. Wow. Did
I miss another good one? Should I have gone to the big screen
yet another time? Oh well. It's just as profound in my little
box I guess.
"Riot cops kill protesters, that's indiscriminate; I don't
do that," Cusack tells Driver while bottoming out.
Hi, I'm Prime and you're not. This is ATI issue 203.
The moon is somewhere between half and full. Ask your coyote,
I just don't know, and I'm NOT going to grab a newspaper
just to find out.
They caught a guy with two jars of nitro and 100 lbs of urine
in his car. Hey, you'd piss yourself too if while holding something
so volatile you had to have someone official-looking point a
rocketlauncher at your family jewels and scream "Drop 'em!"
But seriously, folk. First I heard o' this a couple hours ago,
one of the "legit" [cough, laugh, giggle, squirm, cough] press
told us it was 200 pounds of nitro, a trunk full or urea, and he was
Lebanese... flip chans -- you hear "nitro and urea and there may be
plutonium..." grab a shortwave, and you find out he's Liberian, and
not Lebanese. If this follows other bombings [& attempts] in the US
except the UN the last two decades, then within a week we'll find
out he was some blonde guy from Montana who went to way too much church,
read way too much Spotlight magazine, listened to way too much Rush
Limberger, and had way too much time on his hands. Oh and he heard
voices that Clinton was the antichrist and must be stopped by blowing
up the world.
Two rockets are trying to launch the past week and a half. There's
been delays. One's a Shuttle, looks like a pregnant Tonka truck, and
the other, well. How DO you describe it? It's either a goofy looking
penis or a snake that ate a rat the size of Laramie, Wyoming. Anyhow
it seems like the monkee god keeps dropping cocanuts on the NASA guys'
heads, because they just can't get 'em up.
Oh well, their problem, I'm sure they'll work it out. Call Pfizer.
There was a man who entered a local paper's pun contest. He sent in
ten different puns, in the hopes that at least one of the puns would
win. Unfortunately, no pun in ten did.
NYC had a full week without a single classical guitar performance.
At least not ones that are "big enough" or "PC" enough to be added in
the New York Slimes.
I got a letter to the editor published in Gear Magazine this month.
Should I reprint it here? Nah, maybe next month. Get it at a newsstand.
Help out Mr. Bob. (you know, the Guccione guy)
A journalist WITHOUT a Kachina
Is like a paragraph
Without context.
Not quite a haiku, but there you have it.
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Happy holidaze everybody. I'm prime
anarchist and I'm typing this on the text
editor that comes with LINUX. Can't wait
until I'm behind the learning curve running
it myself!!! Thanx, Sisyphus for this editor
shell. I guess I should say
this issue in its
entire T is dedicated
to Sisyphus.
& nice screensaver
btw: I think I like
the one in the middle
best.
Nite B4 last I played Santa Klauz. That was
neato. I felt like the big phat red&white
Kachina for two hours. The best part was
knowing that for the moment, everyone believes
in me. And even the ones who don't? Well for
the moment, even they do too. Yeah! Go feel it
sometime if you haven't yet. It's pretty awesome.
& 2day was Kwaanza. Yeah, thank you Michael
Bradford. Good stuff. Unity near the full moonity,
in the community. Great to see. Great to be.
One gospel song you don't want to sing a capella
getting on an airplane right now - "There is a
balm in Gilead."
Prime!

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ABBIE HOFFMAN
WAS NOT FAMOUS!
--by Prime Anarchist
"Marc-o, THIS is Abbie, um... you can REACH the
people you want at their INITIALS. The name of
their organization is in WASHington DC. Umm...
Sara Beckah is the executive DIRECTOR and a friend
o' mine. Also in Texasss in the homeTOWN where STOCKwell
lives. Now, they're GONNNna be a little PHREEQ-Y tomorrow..."
[click]
[dialtone]
You're sitting in a bar with your idol, and a bunch of your college
buddies. Your idol is paying more attention to the Chicago Bears game on big
screen than your somewhat forced political discussions. He just got done
lecturing to hundreds of you for two hours - the last thing he wants to talk
about is politics. But now and then, you can get an opinion out of him for
your school newspaper.
Talk turns toward his Chicago Eight days, "Steal This Book", "Urine
Test", stuff like that, and a pissed-off Abbie Hoffman says, "That's it.
"I'm out of here. I know when I'm too welcome."
Your idol has left you like a miserable little child who wasn't
allowed two more cookies, but you're quick to understand and respect that.
You'd give your right arm to have half the celebration Abbie's got, but
you'd gladly donate your left nut to be able to "dis" that fame with half
as much grace as he does. Maybe you hope you'll get busted for cocaine so
you too can go underground. Maybe you hope you can organize a non-event
that the press will wish they had known about. Maybe you'd like to write
the next ultimate manifesto that upsets Walden Books.
Abbie's death should mean nothing to you - however, his life should have
had great impact. The things he has said should be ignored - we need to heed
what he's done instead. Somewhere around the fab-50's when nothing much
mattered, Abbie Hoffman got his first taste of fame when he became a yo-yo
champ. Even the inventors wished they could have a few moments with the
guy to see some of his made-up tricks in slow motion. I don't think he ever
gave out any of his own secrets. Not then; still 30 years later he remained
reluctant to "tell all." But ask the guy a question or two, and you sure
got a wealth of info.
That first taste of fame must have stunk in his mouth something rotten,
'cause it wasn't long before he spit it out and didn't want a thing to do
with it. No one knows when he became an
A) agitator,
B) activist
C) radical
or D) make up your own word.
He claims it started before he was born.
But just when an event looked like it would make him a little too famous,
it was time to go cook up another event. The people watching with awe when
he mentioned "Iran Contra" or the anarchy caused when Louis Guiffrida got
thirty calls-a-minute telling him he was a racist son of a bitch didn't
seem to bother Abbie. In fact, I think it pleased him. But the minute
we began chatting about "there goes that yoyo again" or "let's interview
the yipster," it was time to go hide. Abbie Hoffman didn't hate the
pressmen; he loathed them. ("Loathe" was for lack of a better word,
by the way. I don't think there's a word bitter enough.)
Plain and simple, Abbie did not like fame.
During the 60's, when everything seemed to matter, Abbie could've
easily been a powerful attorney, great sportscaster, inspiring history
professor, or the best damned bum anyone ever met. Guess which one
this genius-level character picked?
Abbie joined the drug culture, as everyone knows. We are
fortunate he had a high tolerance for drugs, because he was obssesive
about everything he got into. While we were all tuning out and turning
on, he was participating too. But he was also stirring up. Hey,
someone had to do it. No one woulda known, that a little argument with
a mayor could make headlines thoughout the nation. Good thing
Abbie knew a lot of great attorneys, because the Chicago Eight
was about to be plucked right out of the streets just as randomly
as the hispanics that'll get sent to concentration camps if
Operation Night Camp is needed.
In Abbie's obituaries after his death, there'd been a lot of
mention of a Chicago Seven. Who was this group? I never heard of them.
I only know of a Chicago 8! I think it is a gross misinformation blitz
to leave out Bobbie Seale who made it thru more than half the trial as
a teammate. I also think it sets us up as "racism continuers" to leave
out the only man of color burned in that trial.
Abbie handled his fame well; stomached it as best he could, and
drove on - stirring up every event he could organize. The 60's were
a busy time for him, but the 70's just might go down as the time when
he reached his underground peak. Everyone knows about the Yipsters,
but only fans, and hard working undergrounders remember the Youth
International Party Line. YIPL was an underground newspaper that
never saw a "regular" publishing schedule, but always came as a
refreshing piece of mail. You sent a dollar to some suite in NYC,
and kept getting these pamphlets on how to make free fone calls,
how to keep using the same stamp for hundreds of letters among
friends, and generally how to beat the system at its own game.
Few knew that Abbie was one of the strongest ghost publishers
of YIPL magazine, but a lot of freaks started subscribing to
his new form of interactive press. People would write in and
fone in tricks on how to use #14 washers as dimes, how to turn
your utility meter upside-down so it'd flow backwards for a week,
how to set up your apartment with hotel sofas and loveseats. A
phreak/hacker/freaker/enthusiast (you pick the name) who sent
something in could count on YIPL to help him out if he ran aground.
Abbie was quick to start campaigns to get lots of people out of jail.
Like I said, he coulda been a potent lawyer if he wanted to play that
way. YIPL became TAP (short for Technincal Assistance Party) and got
a lot more electronically oriented, but still kept some of its political
bent. But it just wasn't quite as activist. Chesire Catalyst and the
gang tried and tried to get the campaigns going to help bail Abbie out
when he got yanked for his DeLoreanesque cocaine set up.
No dice. Abbie had to go so far underground, even the underground
couldn't always get a hold of him. TAP went on about its merry way
into the 80's and eventually disbanded. After all, the apathetic 80's
were just around the corner.
Abbie began pulling in large amounts for showing up at colleges.
Most of it went to causes. He had the occasional trouble finding liberal
students that would hear him out. The college students seemed too
concerned with resumes, internships, co-ops and things to worry about
Central American problems, or worn-out old protests of nuclear submarines.
But as apathetic as these students were, they seemed to love having him.
A year ago last September, he was inviting students to a well-planned
leftist convention at Rutgers.
He had no.................................................
idea, the following February, 600 would show up ready to vote,
and more than 500 more wanted to come "be-in." Was the 60's starting
all over again? Or was the same 70's (1770) revolution just hitting
another upstroke? Abbie joined Ginsberg, Little Steven VanZant, Amy
Carter, and other celebrated speakers inspiring tomorrow's youth down
at the New Jersey college, but towards the end, he got mad at someone
or somthing and took off.
His leaving agitated people just as much as his speeches. I think
he might've meant it. Whatever he did, it worked. There are a lot of
20ish people out there ready to come out of the woodwork whenever the
next abortion/marijuana/gay rights/no nukes/etc rally gets underway.
I wish I could be there doing more than watching it, but that's my job.
You do yours, OK? And do it 100% if you can.
When Abbie left the Rutgers convention, he went right home to battle
the Philadelphia Utility company about their unsafe power plant proposal.
Again, he should'a been able to count on those 1000 or so people to come
dribble down there, and help organize, but no dice. Only a few followed
through. But along with a group called Del-Aware, Abbie started a fight
that still continues. Philly has yet to break ground, just billyclub heads.
Abbie's actions throughout the 20th century sets us with a groundwork
for social engineering, political dissent, student activisim, outside
agitation, as well as participation with a messed up country that STILL
happens to be the most free nation we know about. A lot of the negative
short-range things he's started off have led to some awfully positive
restructuring possibilities. "Steal This Book" not only shows you how to
get something free, or sneak around; it teaches you to be creative, and
gets you started making the future yours. "Steal This Urine Test" not
only teaches you how to drink olive oil so last night's joint won't show up,
or how to pour battery acid from a rubber - screwing up millions of
dollars worth of technology, but it shows you how to make decisions
for yourself, and how to go about protesting violations of your privacy.
Any one of his books could be titled "A Patriot's Guide to Keeping
America Free."
Whether posthumous books are due is up in the air. No one knows
how aggressive/generous his brother-in-law or his girlfriend plan on getting
with his written work. Brother Jack HAS been reprinting "Steal This Book"
and a few other out-of-prints though, so if you missed any of them, now's
as good a time as any to put "Square Dancing" or "Soon To Be" on your
must-read list.
Abbie wrote on everything. Matchbook covers, napkins, address books,
dollar bills, tables, whatever was put in front of him. What he wrote
on mostly, though, was politics. TAP/YIPL might be gone, but many writers
across the land have been so inspired by that style, we've seen an "underground"
rag/fact sheet/fanzine (again, pick your own name for 'em) renaissance. A good
place to start looking for the Hoffmanesque writing style would be Reality
Hackers magazine which comes out monthly, 2600 magazine which comes out 4
times a year, ATI which comes out whenever, Phrack which comes out only in
"software" copy every two months or so.
Addresses can't be given here, naturally, but if you're savvy enough,
I'm sure you can find your way around.
If you want fame, pattern yourself after someone like Johnny Bench or
Geraldo Revera. But if you want to accomplish things in life, the ones to
watch are the Geroge Bushes, the Tom Clancys and the Abbie Hoffmans.
People liked to steal his driver's license, and his address book. Kind
of a perverted way to get a memento/souvenir/token. Kind of a great way to
piss someone off. The weekdays of the '80s were such a struggle for Abbie
to rewrite his phone numbers from memory, he began making copies to hand out
to anyone who looked like they might want one that desperately. Your second,
third...fortieth copy of your driver's license don't come cheap. I wonder if
Abbie still has an outstanding tab at Bucks County Motor Vehicle?
Phil Donahue type people started bugging the hell out of him around
87-88. It got so bad, he finally had to put a "leave me alone, Phil. I don't
wannabe on your show" message on his phonemate. Warner Brothers, Tri-Star,
etc. hounded him constantly the last few years to play himself in an
autobiographical movie which he always flat out refused. He offered to "play
someone else" though...
Abbie's last few years in a Philadelphia crash-pad-styled chicked-coop
were as quiet as he wanted to make them. He said they were very comfortable;
he was content. From this "headquarters" came the necessary magazine
articles, telephone interviews, event planning, and lecture scheduling.
When we invade a Honduras, bomb a Tripoli or destroy a gulf, you could
count on Abbie and his buddies to get those fones through the government
tan-boxes and give you an idea what's really going on. Sometimes he'd only
tell you a little, but he seemed to know everything. He didn't want to tell
ALL, because he didn't want to be your only source. That meant fame. And
you know how he felt about that.
He told you about Iranscam back in '82, told you about Carter getting
used on the hostage situation way back in '80. To say he was your "1980's
Deep Throat" was the journalistic understatement of the century. He gave great
background. But he said, "don't quote me", and he meant it. And you didn't mess.
Abbie Hoffman died quietly. The press didn't know until four hours later
that something was "news" in New Hope. He even missed the Sunday New York
Times deadline. On purpose? That meant there was no one on hand to shove a
microphone in his face and ask "how's it feel to be dying" or "do you have
any last words for my microcassette recorder here", or even "if you could
do it again, what would you change?" He wouldn't want to tell you anyways.
Don't send condolences in the usual way, steal a book.
See this article in its context where it was reprinted from at:
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part i
PUBLISHER'S COLUMN
This column is going to be a 3 or 4 part series.
I will try to put the entire thing up at etext.org
as soon as I can for those who want to read the
entire thing right away instead of let it unfold
like Harry Potter or the StarWars NINilogy.
PART i OF "IS THE CATHOLIC CHURCH SCAPEGOATING
S/11 OR ENRON? WAHT ABOUT BOTH, WHAT ABOUT THE
WHOLE NATION? MERRILL LYNCH, IS THAT YOU???"
I can handle corruption above me. I've done it.
I once chose quitting a corporate job rather than
become a whistle blower like I perhaps should've.
It cost me a career. A good one, but not my soul
and not any arms, legs, or my physical life or anything
else.
Do I have regrets? Some. But not often.
It is time to blow though. If someone has to kill me
over it, oh well. I've risked this kind of stuff before.
I just hope I quickly enough blow such a huge hole in
the house of cards so big that before its even an option
to kill me, any willing conscripts for my death will be
already dead, retired or vacationing in Tahiti, Trinidad,
Tobago or East Timor.
OK, corruption above me, so what?
You meet with your superiour, she says just go with the
flow. You try, no go. Back to the super. She sends you to
HER super. S/he sends you to his/hers. At some point you're
visiting the person in charge of your entire state, or
region.
He tells you, what, you have a new idea??? Listen. ALMOST
everyone else is doing it. Just go with the flow and when
YOU'RE a manager, instead of an AM (assistant manager, or
manager trainee) then if you wish, you can run the place
the way two or three impoverished shops do, instead of...
(CON'T in issue 321 and some others)
PART ii OF "IS THE CATHOLIC CHURCH SCAPEGOATING
S/11 OR ENRON? WAHT ABOUT BOTH, WHAT ABOUT THE
WHOLE NATION? MERRILL LYNCH, IS THAT YOU???"
...the three or four hundred who do it, that's your
business.
Is he serious? He seems to have meant it.
Like I said, he had me, and I chose to quit rather
than take the whole place down including him, her,
him and all the others.
What are their names? What's the corporation? Soon,
soon. Soone on the company, but you're not getting
names, sorry. That part just ain' my job.
If you've read my columns before, you'll probably
try guessing Subway, Taco Bell, First Investors
Corporation. You're wrong, but very close. Soon,
I promise.
So listen, corruption above me. That I can handle.
What about systemic defilement, collusion, bribery,
essentially the "caligulaism" below? Mmm. I don't
think I can stomach that. Not when it's such a
clearcut indication that the entire ship is made
out of veiny horrendous purple and white petrified
dog shit, OK?
Army, you're going to guess next. My shortened
but honorable stint in the signal corps? Nope. Wasn't
there, but I can warm you up with a half-way decent
army analogy here as a minute or two digression if
you would like.
In basic training I was a teamchief (squad leader)
because I had two and a half years college behind me.
I was fully in charge of 10 or 11 men. The same went
for A School with about the same amount of people but
that was men and women. I think, wait. Did we see
women in A School? Yeah. That's right.
We'd be given a task to do as a team and there I'd
be telling my entire squad they must help me. I would
work just as hard or harder than all of them for as
much of the same time as I could. I might give myself
regular breaks that they dind't get because afterall
I was the chief, right? But that's it. They were very
short breaks, just long enough really, to keep me
going for a 10-12 hour day before sleeping for the
next day of the same old, same old. Back at it quick
enough to get in there and lead by example.
Our squad was in danger of getting things done too
quickly, too efficiently. I came to the attention of
all three drill sergents pretty quickly. The head of
the three would take me aside at least 10 times in
the last half of the 8 weeks and remind me that my
job was NOT to do the work, but to stand around, be
a little bit meaner, and make sure it all gets done.
IN THE TIME ALLOTTED. NO MORE, NO LESS.
I pretended to learn and apply this valueable,
important, profound and almighty lesson. Then I
repeated my "errors" in A School. Same results only
this time in Georgia instead of South Carolina.
Worse results actually. I guess the stakes were a
little higher. I think I was taken aside there at
least 15 times in those 8 weeks.
So essentially I waited out my time toward re-up
where I would opt out. Basically quitting the army.
Or the closest you can come to such a thing.
Fortunately for my world, a medical discharge came
my way, presenting itself when they ruined my right
knee's ligament and cartilage badly enough to become
useless to them. Two operations and I was out in my
three years instead of the four I'd upped for. 9 or
10 months early if I remember right. Thank you, I'll
take it.
Never looked back. So that points a little to the
NATIONWIDE corruption I wish to discuss here.
Please stop trying to guess what company. I'll tell
you that soon enough.
So corruption below me, wow. You go to your super's
supervisor's super and discuss someone lower "ranking"
than you.
"Give her to me, I'll take care of her," she says.
(TO BE CON'T In 322 and others.)
part iii
You're starting to realize what they'll do because it's
the third or fourth person of at least nine that this has
happened to in front of you.
You find out next that she's been moved to another part
of the same state and like you she's now in charge of half
a dozen people below her. What? Parallel to you? Woah.
Another similar incident, you go to the same "her:"
"Lemme have him, I'll take care of him." This time you'd
gotten to know him a little. Kept in touch through the
years.
Lo and behold they moved him to a different state and
he's no in charge of you really, but way up higher than
you in the "chain of command," so to speak.
Yes, I said "chain." Years or decades ago, most companies
weren't run like military wannabes. But these days more
and more are.
A military structure can get rid of bureaucracy but not
corruption. Remember that -- you might need it some day.
A corporation run this way just might as well be called
a paramilitary like the Boy Scouts or the KKK but I digress.
Radio Shack had what was called "stealing." Your store's
shrinkage could not be above 6% a third month in a row or
"Texas" would come up and audit the hell out of you. No one
I know had ever suffered one of these audits, but it was
one of those scenes NO ONE wanted to find out about.
Hence, stealing. The store I was an A.M. to usually
hovered between 2% and 4%, so we were seldom on the receiving
end, but often the "giver."
"You've got a pickemup truck, right Prime?"
"Yeah."
"I have some items that need to go to store #432. Load up
these items from the stockroom and deliver them. Take the
whole day, I'll clock you out."
He said he'd float me a few small commissions too, from
batteries and telephones throughout the day so I didn't have
a big hole in my afternoon or evening.
After a while I was entrusted with the phone call itself.
"Radio Shack #435, Prime Anarchist speaking, how may I
help you, sir or ma'am."
So the voice on the other end is "we're at 5ish for the
month. How're you looking?"
"Not sure," I tell him, "I'll check." "Hey boss, how are
we looking this month?" Store #408 is over 5ish again."
"One or two," my boss tells me, "give 'em whatever the
heck they need."
This time around it was something like seven Tandy TX
computers, six SX's, five telephones, four shortwave radios,
three discontinued turntables, two microphones and a partridge
family promotional record album.
Well, something like that. Not precisely, but I assure you,
it was in the low thousands. The lowest I'd ever conspired to
"steal" was high hundreds. Last I checked, a felony in NY,
CT, RI areas was theft over 300. I'm sure it's higher now, but
surely not quite into the thousands.
Anyways this was stealing but not quite that kind of stealing.
Or is it? Yeah. Ask me then, I didn't know. Ask me now? That's
why I'm writing this up.
So every other month or so a store would steal enough from
our store to bring us nearer to 6% but never over.
[finish later]
Theirs would go under 6 by stealing from us and/or another
store or two.
Thousands of dollars every other month or so just floating
around from store to store well by itself in a vacuum it
probably doesn't look so bad, but lets look at a couple other
things here at Radio Theft. Tandy Corpse. Realistic. Pilferage
'r' Us before we tumble the whole house of cards. Now I know
there's going to be hardly any outrage to speak of from the
mainstream here. Heck, when Oliver North who's at least 500%
more corrupt than Radio Shack could EVER be,
woops! runon sentence, ok, when he admitted that the entire
Untied States of Alimony stinks there was a small outrage.
A wimper, and a tiny bang really.
And when Coretta Scott King won her decades-old lawsuit
against the FBI and the CIA proving there was conspiracy having
killed her husband there was even less outrage.
So who cares, right? But it has to be told no matter what
happens, because I woke up this morning realizing it's a
metaphor for everything else around me. Enron, Vatican,
Merrill Lynch, McDonalds, Sikorski, the Pentagram, you name
it. But I'll get to that in a second.
Back to Radio Hack. Let's put this stealing into context.
What else makes up shrinkage? "Ohp, careful with that monitor,
that's state of the..." Oh man, just put it by the door, a
part-timer can bring it to the dumpster later... "No, don't
open that package. I'm sure it's broken. No, I'm sure..."
He doesn't need to double check. It's going into the
dumpster. Yeah, right. And/or for how long???
"Oh boss, I hope that doesn't bring our shrinkage up..."
"Don't worry, it'll be ok."
"He boss, I think she stole that fone, did you see the
size of that purse?"
"Don' worry."
"Hey boss, I know neither of us steal and no one else worked
for us today, but the register is exactly 72.13 short. Isn't
that the same after tax as two of those cute little..."
"Don't worry..."
There were ohter corruptions all around those stores that I
won't bother going into, involving paychecks, ticket stubs,
commissions, utility bills, fone and internet...
Suffice it to say I was being groomed to manage a brand new
Radio Shack in some suburb of Providence, RI. But alas, it
never happened. I couldn't take all the management down
whistleblowing which might risk my getting beaten to death
or shot, or worse -- having to live with knowing I helped
cause the suicide of half a dozen moms and dads around
Mass/RI/Conn. People fearing for their career, their "bacon
on the table."
So I cut my next lucrative career short and signed up on
Delayed Entry Program in the US army signal corps.
3-4 months I worked odd jobs and temp positions for Olsten
and also Kelly Girl when the "shady was slim" for Olsten
corporation.
One dollar more per hour and no corruption I could sense
around me. Not bad. I'll take it while I wait.
So for the next 11 years I minded my own business, and kept
my mouth shut. But now the Vatican is going down in flames,
perhaps as a scapegoat so Dick Cheney doesn't have to admit
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this is ATI, activist times, inc.
YIPPIE!!!
It starts with advisors.
The Central Intelligence Agency feels
some sort of need to sell drugs, trade
arms, assassinate communists,
fascists, and capitalists for fun, and
stick their noses in everybody's
business.
You work for them for years. They
make you do things you'd never tell
mom about. They start making you do
things you can't even "tell yourself
about".
Somewhere along the line you realize
that what started out travel, large
pay, excitement, adventure, making the
world safe for democracy; has become
robbery, embezzlement, murder,
wirefraud, terrorism, corruption,
murder, piggishness, murder,
subversion, and murder.
NOW COMES QUITTING TIME.
John Stockwell speaks to us from his
experiences working as a CIA agent.
He's speaking at URI today. He may
have spoken at your school already;
you may be on his "road list" for '88
- '89.
Listen to the horror stories. Ponder
his analagies. Make his experiences;
your experiences. while you do; ask
yourself, "Do I want the CIA on my
campus recruiting?"
Personally, I think if CIA would
hold a public debate allowing people
like me and you to ask real questions,
they'd be8;9e than welcom to use one
of our rooms for interviews and
answering any questions a "budding
agent" might have.
But if you want to drive in and park
your tinted windows in front of the
Union, grabbing a helicopter out back
going to the fieldhouse and then board
a piperplane parachuting over the
alumni building and escorting about 75
uniformed police officers thru the
side door; then...
GET THE FUCK OFF MY CAMPUS.
I SURVIVED RUTGERS '88.
It was the best Be-In I've ever been
to.
3 or 4 days of gathering,
fellowship, brainstorming, ideas,
entertainment, tabling, leafletting,
hell. We even allowed the fascists a
table.
It was exciting, it was awesome, but
nothing "solid" happened from it.
Yet.
I would like to cite 4 units for
making Rutgers happen, and holding the
thing together. If by a thin thread
that started to look really frazzling.
1 <-=-Christine 2 <-=-Edwardo 3 <
-=-Stewart 4 <-=-The rest of the
Rutgers hosts and assorted yellow-arm-
banded delegates.
I'll also share 2 schools who came
bearing something solid they wanted to
bring back with them. <1> MIT <2>
Berkley. Something old, something new,
borrowed and blue too.
Old? Berkley. One of the oldest
freethinkin colleges Amerika has to
offer. Why not? It's California.
New? MIT. They call Massachussetts
home. Probably the first state that'll
legallize marijuana. Amherst? Boston?
CZ? Dukakis? Somethin brewin!!!
Borrowed? The whole idea behind a
constitution.
Blue? People bummed out that nothing
really "happened". The black caucous
ripped us to shreds Sunday morning,
showing us for what we really are, and
still most overcome:
Slightly racist, semi homophobic,
somewhat ready to gather but not quite
ready for a constitution.
I say fine. Let's keep in touch,
relax, and get ready for what's sure
to "glue" us together really fast.
WORLD TROUBLE!!!
The 3M's of organizing -- Media,
Music, & Modem. By Steve Van Zandt,
Marc Graham, and Abbie Hoffman.
-mf-
-c-
The 60's weren't the greatest of times
or anything-- they sure were great--
but these may be the greatest of
times.
The 60's were the awakening of
revolution and this is another step in
that revolution.
School needs to be changed. We need
to talk about more than the history
they want us to believe. We need to
get into the education process. The
real history. The artist tries to
stimulate thought. The media is really
the way to get across.
We shut down Sun City overnight.
Once the Billionaire owner showed up
on Phil Donahue we knew we won. And
the fact that we wasted him on
National TV was icing on the cake.
A new way of organization; a
computer networking system.
Communicate, share, co-ordinate,
collaborate, update, type, edit,
store, fast. Online worldwide.
Peacenet.
Amnesty International can type an
Action Alert and get it to Greenpeace,
WRL, and SANE faster than you can hit
your <enter> key. Since the users
govern what information is sent, it is
unfiltered. Most of the news we get
each day has been edited out and
watered down. Not so as much with
networking.
Bitnet is a global network that
makes the host system local to every
college campus in the World.
More than 650 are registered
delegates as of this moment,
representing over 130 schools. You've
come despite freezing weather and hard
economic times to do something I'm not
sure anyone here is yet ready to
comprehend. But, I'm absolutely
convinced that you are making history.
No one has done anything this bold,
imaginative, creative, and daring. To
bring this many strains of people
together who all believe in the same
kind of change...
society. It's just an amazing feat;
and I wish you the best of luck today
and especially tomorrow as you make
the decision whether to go backward or
forward.
RAMBLINGS by the Third Shifter
1 am Sunday morning (saturday nite) A
local cop comes in and buys a
crossword puzzle book and a jumbo pack
of gum.
"Long nite, eh?" I suggest.
"Hmm."
<car 3, respond to X st. broken down
vehicle> He turns up the volume on his
radio and concentrates. <check and see
if it's safety prob or not. Two black
youths>
He gives me the money and turns to
leave.
"Gotta roll," he says.
"Hey," I tell him, "If it's a black
kid and a Puerto Rican kid, take good
care of 'em. They're pretty cool. From
my hometown. They just bought 2 quarts
of oil off of me."
He grunted maybe; and left.
I hope my THOUGHT stuck with him. He
looked like your typical "Jewbeater".
---
NO!
--- by Refuse-Nick
*Aint gonna send no money down
when there aint no money to spend
aint gonna station no troops down
there
to kill someone else's best friend.
Aint gonna fight no foreign wars
dont even know what we're fighting
for
aint gonna fight no wars no more
we shoulda learned that in the 60's
*Cant justify no homemade fight
or jammin our philosophys down their
throats
cant rationalize no secret wars
we shoulda learned that in the 60's
*why cant we spend our money on things
that dont have to do with bombs n guns
why cant we send our food down there
instead we gotta act like the 60's
*in our efforts to show the world
how democracy and freedom can work
we find ourselves bossin people around
n advocating military states of war
*we find ourselves tied economically
down
we oughta get our noses outa the fire
so we dont get our fat nostrils burnt
we never ever learned from the 60's.
MEGALOMODEMANIA by Prime Anarchist
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ATI was born on an Atari personal
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from a New Jersey-Albany-NYC-
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result of the Rutgers Convention.
Other issues will come out as
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few Dead shows, Terence D'Arby
concerts, and maybe a Celtics game
here and there)
But for the most part, you can only
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PO Box 1211
Westerly, RI
02891
USA
After interacting with so many
hundreds of freethinking fellow
humanoids I decided it's my obligation
to use everything I do in life to
positive ends.
Which means my guitar, my personal
computer, and my journalism skills had
to be sold back to Free America. No
more National Party Line letters to
the editors, groovy love songs, or
compuserve sex chats. It's time to
live an active life. With trouble
brewing in every single speck of our
Earth, these are the times for
activism.
It is time for ATI.

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Notas Publisaris.
Two months have slipped by. Prime
Anarchist Productions has moved anudda
state over. We've been invited to the
Young Communist League's annual
convention next week at Amhearst
college. Well, PAP refuses to go NEAR
another college for two whole months.
From National Student conventions, CIA-
off-campus marches, benefits for
Guatemalans, lectures, divestment sit-
ins, and the usual class attendance,
this entity is about burnt out.
Besides, they want ten bucks to
"defray costs". That's not my idea of
communism. Plus: I dont think we
should scrap one lousy form of
government for still another lousy
form. I'd much rather work within and
without THIS one.
-pap-
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210 mitchell st
suite-f
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Yes. send me info about Abbie
Hoffman's
___Steal This Book (1971 reprint- new
intro)
___Steal This Urine Test (1987)
___Square Dancing In the Ice Age (1983)
Start sending me:
___ATI (activist times, inc.)
free introductory subscription.
Send SASE and a couple extra
stamps. (why not get rid of
your 22's here???)
Send info about:
___Guitar lessons by mail
___Infomaniack BBS (got a modem?)
dial-a-joke
203-448-0318
boardwatch boardwatch boardwatch boa
o BOARD- r
a WATCH!!! d
rd boardwatch boardwatch boardwatch
(like a whalewatch but much
more exciting!!!)
For those of you who have no clue
what a bbs is all about, here's a real
treat. This month you get to spy a bit
upon one of Amerika's mostest elitest
hottest board's: Infomaniack. The bbs
that begot ATI-- Activist Times, INC.
One unique section to Infomaniack
Bulletin Board System that didnt hatch
til Sysop fled the Rhode Island nation,
in search of work and something to rag
on at General Dynamics, Eclectic Boat
Derision happens to B. the drug
section.
Titled "Ganja", it opens a forum for
all kinds of gab. Here's a look:
[Board: GANJA]
Msg # Reagan
Author BUBBA JONES
To All
Posted Sat 23-Dec-57 4:41:53 am
Actually, he was smarter than you give
hime credit for. First His Party
engineered the decrease in budget,then
when people noticed, the Great
Communucator (SATAN?) restored less
then was cut and came out looking great
while everyone else looked like crap.
The man is an embarassment!
Msg # ganja
Author yipster
To prime
Posted Sat 23-Dec-57 12:09:01 am
Reagan visited the Coast Guard
promising his full support in their
"war" against drugs.
Last January, he cut their budget
55%, and there s another 50% cut in
the making.
Msg # ganja
Author prime
To All
Posted Mon 24-May-88 2:02:51 am
By the way: This is the section for
discussing drugs. Here is the spot for
topics like NORML, a National
Organization for the Reform of
Marijuana Laws, High Times magazine,
and etc.
Today's hot topic is "Zero tolerance
law". Reagan's most recent pet baby
project. prime
Another g00d section is "PHUD",
phreaker's underground development.
Rather than "hear" a description; L00K:
Msg # trunks (elephants?)
Author panther
To All
Posted Sat 23-Dec-57 4:38:01 am
The following from a daily CAMA report
is a few 800 trunks that have had a few
failures...(but we all know a trunk is
not considered bad until 20 failures or
more)... so they should be
boxable...lots luck...
800 423 2600 800 552 0653
800 562 5108 " " 441 7681
346 7707 548 9468
289 2737 345 0008 <hehe>
523 3334 225 6380
321 1163 333 9098
541 4453 445 3152
621 0756 826 4225
562 6350
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BUSH/NORIEGA FOR G.O.P. .
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IN '88 .
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Msg # lod
Author Isaac Asimov
To Prime Anarchist
Posted Sun 22-Apr-88 9:17:30 pm
Marco,
Can you call John D and ask him to
call my board?
Zeshshsh
(sysnote: to this I had to respond
that I couldn't. There is no way I can
get ahold of John Draper. <I found out
later that his fond# is public
availability-stuff these days. He
called John himself>
Other things you can see online are
assorted ramblings; Political
discussion amongst all kinds of
different types of dweebs, schtuph
like that. In fact, Infomaniack even
hosts a local warboard where the yokels
can rag on each other and try to jerk
some tears out of their phellow man.
(sysnote <again> I know that's kind
of violent, but it's the first warboard
New London County has seen since 1986
when the SECCC crew saw the likes of
the Crotch Patrol, Verifier's early
spatramblings, Sue's spellcasting, and
kids a "coffee house" to come chill out
agressively.
hehehe
Msg # leister times
Author sysop or something
To All
Posted Sun
22-Apr-88 7:18:54 pm
Hey all. I just got back from an
enjoyable afternoon in Leister (sp?),
Massachussets with my mom and my
cousin. We picked up Denise, and she
showed us around the campus. I got to
check out the library, (really small),
the police barracks, a 4foot by 9foot
old pump-house, and the dorms. Wow,
what a bunch of foxy freshmen and
sophomore girls.
At any rate, there was a swap meet
going on in the next town over, held by
the local chapter of Hell's Angels,
and there was a fair going on in the
next town from that held by the
Rotarians.
I love travelling. Seeing New
England is a really neat thing. In the
towns where my cousin's college is,
there are still those old fashioned
dugout types of things where you wait
for your bus if it's raining. Every
streetcorner had one. Neat.
p a p
/ / /
Msg # music
Watchin Night Flight. First time I've
seen that since about 1985. Good stuff.
They're doin an expose about the
1960's and how it's about to repeat.
I was talkin to A.H. the other day,
and he was discussing that very
phenomenon.
"We're repeating the 60's with our
clothes, our music, our poetry, our
rallies. How come we can't start
repeating the political thought too?
That's why I'm bringing back STEAL
THIS BOOK and DANCING THRU THE ICE
AGE. If all goes well, I'll bring back
WOODSTOCK NATION too."
Msg # ati
Author sysactivist
To All
Posted Sun 22-Apr-88 5:55:26 am
This is the ATI base. The online
magazine as soon as I get some
drivespace.
Hopefully it'll be a monthly tabloid
as soon as ...... ..... finishes
cracking the data disk to Newsroom.
Til then here's the place to discuss
TAP/YIPL, "Steal This Book" type stuff.
prime
GUITAR LESSONS: all styles. all levels.
(203)448-0318
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creative stimulation.
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
The pap referral. BBS's to bother.
Name Of BBS Phone Number Baud Rate
=========== ============ =========
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Den Of Inequity 203-445-0084 -300-2400
Yankee Ingenuity 203-536-1812 -300-2400
One Byte 203-444-1597 -300-2400
Infomaniack 203-446-0785 -300/1200
Fantasia 203-859-3242 -300/1200
OSUNY 914-234-4060 -300/1200
Central Office 914-234-3260 -300/1200
YoYoDyne 402-564-4518 -300/1200
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507 285666 Manuel Noriega. (charge is
--- $1.84 for the 1st minute,
and .79 each additional
minute [they're poor I
guess])
823-9506 Cellular voice mailbox
203-447-4600 2 digit messaging
516-922-wine (9463) Dial a dirty Joke
0-201-644-2332 Call this collect.
1-800-anarchy Artrock T-shirts and
posters
202-456-1414 Reagan's desk.
456-7639 Bush's desk.
203-536-0987 Loop checker generator.
202-363-1569 Robert Bork
703-951-8326 Louis Guiffrida
(extremely racist. first author of the
FEMA
project!!!
206-428-1294 Always rings
212-677-2115 Always busy
212-564-4264 Back door to 1900
bridge (get a date over the tellie)
203-446-5324 Restricted phone of EB.
203-440-1023 Weird beeps. Any idea?
Send any findings, sightings,
thoughts, deletions, or
nastygrams to:
Marco
PO Box 1211
Westerly, RI
02891
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-a review or two
"Welcome to the Jungle" -guns & roses
The name reminds me of the old metal
era. Taking something soft; offsetting
it to something extremely hard.
The song reminds me of the anarchy
to come in this future coming up. Are
they warning us of this summer? The
year of the Dragon? Hmmm. Or are they
just describing their tenement building
before they hit it big. Hmmm. Listen
to the lyrics; close your eyes. Name a
ghetto neighborhood near you-- they're
talkin about it.
The metal is good, the lyrics are
good, the producing/engineering is
adequate.
"Fast Car" -that black chick with
knotty hair.
The music was simple, the lyrics
straightforward, the video was
supersimple. The message is clear. Name
your favorite soup kitchen: close your
eyes. You live there, and want out.
Need wheels? Tune in MTV.
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The phollowing numbers will get you
an answering machine in the (203) area
code. Great for chain-fone-mail,
playing them their message, showing
off your guitar playing, etc.
442-4422 (all connecticut)
444-1825 444-6211 445-4954 536-2424
444-6855 443-4376 447-4600 739-8994
848-9256 443-8185 442-9806 447-2825
886-1483 739-3904 889-1326 739-0159
536-7960 449-1931 572-9913 536-9621
444-2262 887-9219 443-1712 599-4639
442-8579
Whelp, hope you liked this one. Last
issue was 2 big months ago. Hopefully
the next one will be within the month.
Watch for a "special Boilermakers
Strike issue". Should be a wild-raucous
summer. I'm excited actually.
This has been
ATI, Activist Times,
Inc.; the electronic version. (the
only way YOU can get it free)
bye-bye

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/ Welcome to the next issue /
/ of ATI, Activist Times, /
/ incorporated. /
/ Brought to you by pap /
/ /// /
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27July, 1988
This issue will be released august
3rd, but any subscribers will get it
early. Consider yourself elite. And,
by the way; if you are a lamer, please
erase this file before reading it.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
publisher: prime anarchist
president and general electrician: .
fah- q.
board of directors: prime anarchist,.
fah-q, dos deferret, chevy driver,
connecticut censorship bureau, the .
medejeen columbian cocaine cartel,
and King George the 40th. .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
This particular issue is specially
dedicated to Supernigger, the jack off
all bridges, master at none.
/----------/
fan orationf
/ / One would think he could
f 7-23-88 f call a bridge without
/ / being surrounded by
----------- lamers. He thought he
could avoid being with
dweebs.
He figured people would be polite and
Mature enough to keep away from silly
"Tic-tac-toe-tones" You know, the
pound sign. But nooooooooooooooooooo.
Well, that's ok. I'll just get revenge.
That's all.
It's, no. It's... can it be??? it's,
Hmmm, it's...
SAMURAI PHONE PHREAKER!!!
..............
another oration
..............
Que es "free enterprise"?
Que es "central intelligence".
Intelligente del central?
Si! Si! Es mui facile.
Que es "political suicide".
El George Bush y el Manny Noriega
Esta en; que es, que es, how you say
"Cohort"? El medejeem columbian cocaine
Cartel.
Los drugs. Los drugs. Esta. Diga. Oye.
"Just say Noriega to drugs".
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##the pap number section###
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An 800 number will cost you a little
bit for each call in to your place.
Isn't it interesting now that Pat
Robertson has run outa campaign money,
there is no toll free number to contact
the 700 club? Maybe the timing is just
perfect, but ATI suggests he used up
all the 700 club money to try and
become president of the United States.
Boy, people dont like Captain Zap too
much, eh?
516-751-2600 2600 magazine
202-456-7639 president's office
202-457-7970 cbs news, washington
213-935-1111 sweep tone test
313-424-0900 mich. bell cn/a
412-633-3333 at&t newsline, pa
619-375-1234 time & temp
800-222-talk talking yellow pages
800-526-3366 jam demo hotline
800-692-8766 watson voice demo
800-759-talk skytalk
800-877-4700 sprint weatherline
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446-2200 have an EB scabb paged
536-0987 another sweeptone test
771-4920 SNOTCO we go beyond...
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The Chinese Government forces their
people to have abortions.
The family of Li Quan Bong came to
the US so that he could get his PhD in
engineering. When he finished his PhD
in March of 1986 he filed an
application with the Chinese government
to stay in the US to continue 18 months
additional training. Then in May 1987,
his wife, Ping Hong became pregnant.
The Chinese government heard that she
was pregnant with a second child and
ordered them back to china so that she
could have an abortion. The Li's stayed
in the US and the chinese government
started harassing them. The chinese
Party has a set of rules regarding:
IUD insertion after one child,
sterilization after 2, and abortions
for women pregnant without official
permission.
The US is trying to make the Li's go
back to China saying they cannot "prove
a well founded fear of persecution
upon return" to China. The attorney
general has final authority in such
cases. You can make your opinion known
by writing to: Attorney General, Dept
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HEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEY
HEYHEYhey, hey, hey, it's ATI!HEY
HEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEY
3/Sept/88
That's right!!!
September's issue is already out. And it looks like we're gonna be coming
out every two weeks. Yup. We're pumpin em out like seawolfs. At any rate, you
caught the special mid-august issue, entitled "specati.doc" right? That one is
dedicated to government subcontractors. If you dont have it already, get it.
Potent stuff.
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
ADD ADD ADD an addition ADD ADD!!
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
We have an addition to our staff. EE - The Minuteman'll be checkin in now
and then. He's a contributing editor. Congratulations, E; you've
***hold on, gotta hit EB***
Something came over on the scanner. Wow, dont have to go anywhere. They pulled
the guy over right in front of my next door neighbor. Apparently the guy beat
up a striker.
What's a "44"? He gave the address too. He doesnt mean a backup, does he?
They already have two cruisers out. Hmm... Maybe he means a tow truck. The
registration is apparently invalid. Yupper, I guess it's a tow truck. Hmmm. The
car hit a picketer at Electric Boat. Hmmm. Apparently the guy wasnt hurt. They
knocked over his sign; that's about it. Officer's talkin about bringin two of
them to jail. They told 4 kids to beat it, and called for a towtruck.
"How're we s'posed to get to New London?"
"Not our responsibility," says the officer.
"Fuck." They leave up the hill.
The backup left, but now another cruiser shows up. Maybe they DID mean
reinforcements instead of a towtruck. At any rate, I'm just ramblin. This
seems like it'll make good copy. If I hear any more on the scanner, or out my
window, I'll holler.
..................................
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.tcejbusehtotkcabtcejbusehtotkcab.
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.tcejbusehtotkcabtcejbusehtotkcab.
..................................
So anyways, (where was I) hmmm...
EE is the new guy on the block. He writes pretty good, so treat him right,
ok? We got a really cool issue here. Have fun, and until next time, "oye como
va" -carlos devadip santana
--tranaslation???
"you gotta hear how it goes". Boy isnt English concise???
-------------------------
:And now: a word from... :
: the commissioner elect :
: finally, a dude we can :
: all trust!!! :
-------------------------
Welcome to the world of licence supension.
That's what the letter that Department of Motor Vehicles sent me said. At the
end of the letter there was a number to call if I needed any info. Well, I
called the number and got a recording that said the number was disconected. I
called the local DMV to get better info-- they told me to call the same
disconnected number as was on the letter.
Well after the run around, I decided to go to Whethersfield (about 1 1/2
hour drive) for info.
Once at Whethersfield, I went to the info desk to ask some questions. The
lady there said that she could not give me that info because I didn't
need to know it.
I asked another lady there the same question and she said that she didn't
know and that i should call the info number and guess what???
You got it-- it was the same one as on the letter. So back to square 1.
I am planing to run for the job of commissioner of moter vehicles. I've had
so many tickets that i can answer any questions someone might have and I won't
have to shrug my shoulders and say call the number on the letter.
Oh, and the question i asked at DMV in weathersfield???
"Who do i talk to about getting my licence back?"
Fah-Q (the soon-to-be commisioner of motor vehicles)
Fah-Q is assistant editor, co-publisher, and resident chief of
electronics. He is also sysop of Den Of Eniquity Bbs. He sits on the Board
of Directors of the following corporations: NOPE, PAP, and PWP- the
Pervert Watch Patrol, a newly founded group to stop dirty old men from
doing stupid things that make America in general look bad.
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by
EE -- The Minuteman
Well, here's the situation:
My uncle has 3 children (all born in the United States) and a wife (born
in the same southern Asian country that he was born in). He came here to study
and study he did. He finally lands a half-way decent job in his field of
study. Having headed from home some 10,000 miles away he flies back, leaving
his wife and children behind here. He resolves the family problems there and
decided to fly back to the United States.
STOP.
The US government embassy tells him that he can not fly back until they
validate his VISA. He shows them his VALID VISA and for further support tells
them that his three children are US citizens. The embassy says it will take a
few weeks to a month for them to validate his VISA and his children.
In the mean time he loses his new job because of his forced stay. They later
validate his VISA and children and allow his passage to the United States.
COMMENTARY:
Essentially the government did not believe his VISA as being a valid
VISA. This does not enrage me as much as not believing that his children are
indeed his. From what my grandfather said: he, my uncle, did absolutely
nothing to provoke this action...he was calm and peaceful. When he contacted
his employer there was nothing he could do. I am not trying to condemn the
U.S. in this respect, but I am simply trying to say that this certain type of
red tape we can all do without.
(PRIME NOTE: Wow, Minuteman. That's a drag. And for you, that one really hits
home, know? Hmm. I did a little lookin into this, and only found this:
According to Sam Gejdenson, Connecticut Congressman, our border people had
gotten really feisty since Iran gave us problems a couple years ago. I know One
thing: There's a group monitoring government's compliance to a new law that
makes it impossible to deny a visa due to race, creed, or political views.
Anyone who's feelin harassed can call Susan Benda at 202-544-1681 or Gail
Pendleton 617-227-9727.
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PAP's Top-10 Research topics for your term paper, thesis, or phd.
1) Behn's Responsibilities to ITT
2) ITT's Responsibilities in WWII.
3) Just how Important/powerful is the Attorney General???
4) Avis-Rent-A-Car's Relationship with ITT.
5) ABC's relationship with ITT
6) ITT handles ticket sales via modem for the US Navy.
7) ITT now owns the second insurance company ever started, Hartford Insurance
Group.
8) Does Russia have Phones, and can You call Legally??? Without the Operator
being there???
9) After WWII, ITT had to give $200M worth of telecommunications devices
to Russia.
0) Mr. "Schweppervescence" Ogilvie has Interest in ITT? I thought he was
Just "Joe Madison Avenue"??? Ogilvie and Mayers supports the
War effort???
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On 4 August, 1933, the new chancellor of Germany, Herr Hitler, had for the
first time received a delegation of American Businessmen at Berchtesgaden.
It consisted of 2 men: Colonel Sosthenes Behn and his representative in
Germany, Henry Mann. The meeting was the beginning of a very special
relationship between ITT and the Third Reich.
One Herr Schroeder and our Sosthenes Behn had been found in 1945 in a prison
camp in France, wearing the battle dress of an SS corporal. Both worked for
years as highlevel execs at ITT after the war.
What lay behind this remarkable transmogrification of Behn the
Hitler-supporter into Behn the Allied hero? Part of the story is still buried
in secret files; but it's clear that colonel Behn, at some stage of the war,
became very close to American intelligence agencies, and that he could perform
useful services for them, with his own private information network.
While the justice department and the FBI continued to distrust him, military
intelligence found him and his telephones indispensible. In Latin America,
American agents were placed in the ITT offices of Bolivia, Paraguay, and
Argentina, among others; and Behn, on his visits to Europe, could bring back
information through Switzerland and Spain about the state of the Axis.
Neat, eh? Most of that is from a document I sort of declassified. Er,
reclassified for them, would be a better phrase, I guess.
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conversations with officer Turgeon brought this about the car in question: The
person didnt get struck. They hit his picket sign. The same car nearly hit the
same picketer the same time last week, according to Turgeon.
CASTRO DECLARES WAR ON AMERIKA GROTON (APWN)--
Ron Apiceli, owner of Ron's Guitars, has just done the lowest thing of his
career yet.
A guy walks into Caruso Music Inc, in New London (Ron's prime competitor)
wishing to purchase a PA system. He knows exactly what he wants right down to
the name brand because it was something that he came across the river for--
Ron's didnt carry that line.
The guy receives a phone call, so Rich Caruso has the fella paged. The guy
has a conversation to this effect:
"Wharl, goshk Ronnie. I just bought one here. Yeah, used my mastercard n
everthin. Hmm... We already wrote up the sales slip. Oh, you have a used one
there for less? Hmmm. Well, this one's guaranteed, I guess. Must be worth the
difference. By Ron."
"Just out of curiosity," asks Eddie, one of the sales guys down at Carusos,
"was that Ronnie Apicelli you were talkin to?"
"As a matter of fact it was".
Can you believe that? Of all the low things Ron has done to me, to you, to
most of New London County's bigger musicians; you'd never dream he'd do such a
thing, would you?
Hmm. Well, after the damage was done from my previous campaign against Ron's
Ripoff Realm, I'd decided I would be less agressive with things.
Instead of "Hey, go to Caruso's, Ron's an asshole", and "I cant believe you
shop there. He's a ripoff," and "Better have eyes in the back of your head",
and "dont feed the guitar repairman"; I figured I'd be more subtle and
straightforward.
"Check out the prices, then be sure to check out Caruso's", "I hear Carusos
carries an item like that too", and "here, lemme make a quick phone call for
ya; I think I can find you a better price across the river", became
fashionable.
Well, if Ron Apiceli wants to start playing headgames again, he can. But he
better not cross me again. I'm just growlin now. Not plannin anything major.
But come over that chainlink electronic fence, and look out.
Isnt it interesting this keeps repeating itself each time he moves from one
building to another?
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August 15, ATI will be announcing the appearance of Jesus Christ Incarnate.
We have met him at Norwich State Hospital. Complete with long hair, full
Michalangelo facial features, and everything; this guy looks identical to the
catholic church icons across the world throughout history. When we asked him if
he was Jesus Chist, he was quoted as saying, "Oh me oh my". And he smiled.
We will be touring the states with him making him available to anyone
who has seen 2 miracles and is holding on for their 3rd miracle
allowing them sainthood. There will be a nominal fee to defray the cost
of pulling this off.
We plan on making this a fullfledged accepted religion, and will gladly take
donations so we can set up pews, and get ahold of some offering plates, and all
the necessary ointments, and incenses, and satellite dishes so as to compete
head to head with the other televangelists. (We'll be more than happy to make
appearances on your show, if you help us timeshare airtime on major networks.
These things get costly you know. Hell, put us on CBN. ) Heck, we'll even start
a 650 club. Just falling short of Pattie's 700 club. Or maybe we'll even call
it the 710 club, and hire pat too)
In fact, I think Mr. Incarnate will announce his candidacy as president of
the US on the Legitimate Party. At any rate, we need to check and see how hard
it is to attain tax free status, so dont send in donations yet.
Now, it appears that the Virgin Mary is claiming she will show a miracle on
the same day, (15th).
Do not believe this, as Mr. Incarnate told us his mom doesnt speak publicly
since Jimmy Swaggart recently used her entire gender in vane.
Mr. Incarnate, has announced that he is seeking out a place for his first
appearance, but he has his eye on the Bethlehem, Connecticut MacDonalds. He has
invited Ronald MacDonald, as well as King Herb of BK to lunch. Other new wave
disciples are expected to be recruited this week. Hang out by the fishing
boats.
Film at 11.
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We saw this letter to the editor in our local newspaper and are appalled that
there might be more than a handful of people out in this world that feel that
way:
In response to the gentleman who wrote saying joggers should be licensed. I
couldn't agree more, but he didnt go far enough. In addition, a special state
department bureaucracy should be funded to register and licence children who
use the roads to go to the candy store and library and for other useless
pursuits.
We have this to say:
Why dont you take it even further, and be more to the point.
Declare martial law throughout the US and have a noon to noon curfew. We
find it funny that George Orwell has only missed by about 3 and a half years.
Well that's it for this month. Hope you liked it. And expect another next
month. If this is your first issue, request the 4 others. They're online at
Infomaniack and Den of Inequity. Grab em there.
Later,
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SPECIAL ATI. AUGUST ISSUE II. THE OTHER
ISSUE. SPECIAL GENERAL DYNAMICS ISSUE.
8-7-88
FREE WILLIAM WINTERHOLER
William Winterholer has been busted
by local police for redialing the
scabline at General Dynamics. (see
enclosed story)
They are getting him for harrassment.
Isnt it amazing that if someone redials
you, police can do nothing? Isnt it
amazing that if someone pranks your
grandmother and nearly puts her in the
hospital, all AT&T asks is "did they
threaten any murders?" yet when a
defense subcontractor gets a prank
call, all they gotta do is ask???
Prime Anarchist Productions is
appalled that such a mockery of justice
can happen. We are asking your support
to help free William Winterholer of any
charges this friday. If he gets
punished in any way for this, you will
most likely see people getting jailed
for joybuzzers, shaken up pepsi cans,
and whoopie cushions.
Hell, you'll probably get the
deathpenalty for putting a kickme sign
on someone's back.
The line Winterholer was jamming had
NOTHING to do with national security;
it had no bearing on the actual
function of the shipbuilding facility;
and it certainly wasnt needed in our
struggle to kill communists.
The line Winterholer was jamming was
specially set up by president Tovar so
that potential scabbs could call in and
discuss quitting their union and go to
work breaking the strike.
Free William Winterholer.
He didnt do anything malicious.
Nothing lifethreatening; and basically,
it wasnt harrassing anyone. He
wardialed the scabline. If he didnt do
it; I would have.
-pap-
--need a ride? call harry's cab
442-4054
This issue is mainly about General
Dynamics. Although some other stories
follow, most of them are on that common
theme. Have fun. Read and enjoy. If all
else fails, spraypaint your local KMart
window.
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::Overheard At A ::
::Defense Subcontractor ::
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"Here. This is your login i.d. and
your password will be your badge
number".
.. .
. . .
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. .
. .
... .
. . . . .
. . .
I put in my dime and begin a local
call. The thing clicks twice and the
operator bleeps in.
"Would you like the faster more
efficient service for an additional
fifteen cents?" she asked me. "No
thanks," said I. 10 cents is plenty.
And the connections have been fine
lately. She said OK, bleeped off, and I
heard two clicks. Suddenly I was
standing there faced with my dialtone
again. And I lost my dime too.
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I have swept the entire plant at
General Dynamics, Electric Boat Div, in
Groton Ct.
Doing this, I proved myself wrong. My
original theory was that EB would be a
nice place to store blacks and
dissidents under the FEMA project.
A good look at EB showed me it would
be too difficult.
Although the buildings are all large
enough for such an evil venture, all
room's purposes are too set to rework
themselves for detention of humans.
Closest one would be the Midway, near
Bluff Point in Poquonnock Bridge part
of Groton. But again, I dont forsee it
changing from what it's currently doing
if martial law were declared.
This is a huge warehouse with 4 1/2
loading docks up front. The thing is
full of berrings, bolts, gyroscopes,
pumps, washing machines, and all the
other lincoln log parts that go
together to form a fast attack
submarine.
It would take too long to empty this
building out if you wanted to stuff it
with a bunch of people of color or
something.
If Connecticut has a concentration
camp participating in FEMA's lockemup
project, it is not Electric Boat.
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memos classified=
Bluebag items are classified and
clear bag items are general garbage
Here's a classified bit that truly
shoulda been clear:
"Sirs: Vender (not mentioning names,
naturally) assumed the defect was in
a non-working area; therefore allowing
to pass.
"Rejecting because all parts, working
and non-working, must pass inspect.
Time might necessitate a non-working
part to be used in the future.
--From a
defense contractor
QC dept to an
outfitter.
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"Anyway, upon our arrival in the US,
we were practically met off the plane
by the "Mork and Mindy" of the
Sixties-- Jerry Rubin and Abbie
Hoffman-- and promptly taken on a tour
of
New York's "underground",
which consisted mainly
of David Peel singing about dope in
Washington Square Park. Jerry and
Abbie: two classic, fun-loving
hustlers. I
can do without Marx and Jesus."
John Lennon from
his book SKYWRITING
BY WORD OF MOUTH
<><><><><><><><><><><><><>
sticker found on telephone
<><><><><><><><><><><><><>
"Do not discuss classified
information," says the sticker on the
fone.
"This phone subject to monitoring.
Use of this phone signifies consent
to monitoring."
UNION STEWARD ACCUSED OF JAMMING EB
HOTLINE
Police Say Computer Used To Foul Up
Line GROTON-- City police have
arrested a union steward from Electric
Boat for allegedly using a computer to
jam phone numbers that EB established
to help strikers return to work.
William H. Winterholer, 31, of 57
Nathan Hale Road, Groton, has been
charged with harassment for allegedly
programming a computer to repeatedly
dial EB strike hotline numbers. The
computer calls made it difficult for
callers to get through to the company
for information, police said.
EB first began receiving the bogus
calls on July 25 and they contacted
city police.
"Workers were answering the calls,
but there was no one there," said
Police Chief Robert D. Laurie.
Police then called SNETco which
traced the call to Winterholer's
address, Laurie said.
Police obtained a search warrant and,
on July 28, found a computer terminal
in Winterholer's residence with the EB
strike hotline phone numbers visible on
the display screen.
The calls were coming in on all three
strike phone lines set up by EB, Laurie
said, "making it difficult for anyone
who legitimately wanted to call in to
get in on them," he said.
EB announced Friday in its newsletter
"Directions" that the hotlines are back
to normal.
Winterholer was released by police.
He is scheduled to appear Aug. 11 in
New London Superior Court.
Joseph W. Messier, president of the
striking Metal Trades Council, said he
could not discuss the incident. "I
don't really know that much about it,"
he said. "He (Winterholer) wasn't
operating on the behalf of any union."
Messier confirmed that Winterholer
was a union steward, but he would not
say to which union Winterholer
belonged. The MTC represents 10 local
unions at the submarine building
shipyard.
While the hotlines are designed to
answer a variety of questions from
striking members of the Metal Trades
Council, EB reported Friday that the
most common questions (267 calls) have
been from strikers who want to know how
to return to work.
The 10,000 member MTC has been on
strike since July 1. While the majority
of workers have honored union picket
lines, the company reported that 613
MTC-represented workers returned to
work in the yard on Friday.
The union went on strike 37 days ago
after EB refused to offer any wage
increases, proposing only lump-sum
bonus payments.
The company reported in its
newsletter that a first class mechanic
making $12.02 an hour has missed $2,500
in pay since July 1.
Both sides reported Friday that no
new negotiations are scheduled.
-pap-
(by the way, PAP hears the strike will
continue into 1989)
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A week ago a Navy 1st class was
arrested by Groton Town Police for
molesting three 10 year olds.
One was his daughter and the others
were 2 of her friends who were spending
the night. Groton Town held him for 3
hours then let him go. He went to court
this week and received a restraining
order that disallows him from going
near his wife and kids for 6 months and
that's all he got. This was never put
in the local paper and the navy will
not release any info.
We got our info from the mother of
one of the girls. This and other sick
things have been going on in navy
housing this year. For instance, a 17
year old youth molested a 5 year old
infant seven times over a period of a
week, while he baby sat her. A 39 year
old molested a 12 year old. Yesterday
an 11 year old girl was kidnapped from
Hickory Drive by a male in a gray
mustang with yellow doors. If you get
any info, please give a call to 445-
9721; ask for Kelly Fogg.
Please join our neighborhood Pervert
Watch Program.
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AIRWAVE TO TELLIE
sung to the tune of Stairway to
Heaven by Led Zeppelin
There's a machine on the phone
If she answers I'm not home
And she's recording your voice for
the listening.
And it's said if you leave
Your name and a phone number
I might get it and return your
fone call.
If there's a reason you must reach me
And I'm not here.
There's a chance I might check in.
There's an amp by my bed
And it beeps real loud.
Your call relies on my muh-chine.
BELL PIE
To the tune of "American Pie"
Long, long, time ago,
I can still remember,
When the local calls were "free".
And I knew if I paid my bill,
And never wished them any ill,
That the phone company would let me be
But Uncle Sam said he knew better,
Split 'em up, for all and ever!
We'll foster competition:
It's good capitalism!
I can't remember if I cried,
When my phone bill first tripled
in size,
But something touched me deep inside,
The day... Bell system... died.
And we were singing...
Bye, bye, Ma Bell, why did you die?
We get static from Sprint and echo
from MCI,
"Our local calls have us in hock!
we all cry
Ma Bell why did you have to die?
Is your office step by step,
Or have you gotten some Crossbar yet?
Everyone used to ask...
Oh, is TSPS coming soon?
And ISDN will be a boon!
And, I hope to get a touchtone fone
real soon...
The color fones are really neat,
And direct dialing can't be beat,
My area code is low
The prestige way to go!
Back when we were at one rate,
Phone installs didnt cause debate,
About who'd put which wire where...
Installers came right out to you,
No "phone stores" with no ballyhoo,
And 411 was free-- seemed very fair!
But FCC wanted it seems
To let others skim long distance
creams;
No matter bout the locals,
They're mostly all just yokels!
And so one day it came to pass,
That great Bell System did collapse
In rubble now, we all do mass,
The day... Bell System... Died
So bye bye...
I drove on out to Murray Hill,
To see Bell Labs, some time to kill,
But the sign there said the labs
were gone.
I went back to my old CO,
Where I'd had my phone lines, years ago
But it was empty, dark, and ever so
forlorn...
No relays pulsed,
No data crooned,
No MF tones did play their tunes,
There wasnt a word spoken,
All carrier paths were broken...
And so that's how it all occured,
Microwave horns just nests for birds,
Everything became so absurd,
The day... Bell System... died.
So bye bye...
(Cheshire Catalyst, Managing Editor
of TAP magazine staged his own death in
1984 to avoid paying taxes. IRS is
charging his mom backtaxes for all the
income he would've made had he been
alive. His mom is sending the notice to
Guinness Book of World Records,
claiming that the IRS has the most
"Balls" of any mojor corporation in
America today)
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Welcome to the August ATI. This actually came out AFTER the September issue.
Figure that one out. hehehe. This one is actually dated August 15th. It's the
Again...
We have an addition to our staff.
EE - The Minuteman'll be checkin in
now and then. He's a contributing
editor.
So anyways, (where was I) hmmm...
EE is the new guy on the block. He
writes pretty good, so treat him
right,
ok? We got a really cool issue here.
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.There is a semi
blocking the road near the hospital
gate on the base. The driver of the
truck is in the hobby shop and the
traffic is backed up to the chow hall.
15 cars use a parking lot to go around
this truck to get off the base. A cab
(driven by me) goes this same route to
get off the base but as I'm going
through the parking lot a base security
car stops me. As he gets to the window
he says "Niggers and cabdrivers think
they are better than anyone else". He
then asks me for my licence. I had to
open the door of my vehicle to get my
licence out. He draws his weapon and
locks and loads it and says "get back
in the vehicle asshole". Me feeling
threatened and not wanting to be
cornered in the cab were he to get
trigger happy, I got all the way out
of the car and he held the weapon on
me then he put it away. I asked him if
he was hitler youth and when are they
getting the brown shirts and swastikas,
and refused to show him my licence
because he was not a representative of
the state of conn. He then tells me
that he is god on the subbase and he
can take my licence if he wants. So I
told him "come and get, but if I fall
down watch for a weapon when I come
back up". He gave me a ticket for
improper passing but he never got to
see my licence or reg.
So if you drive onto the new Nazi
training camp, errrr, I mean the sub
base dont pass anything even if it
means you park in the road for 2 days.
Last night I sat behind a security car
giving a ticket for 15 minutes.
He told me to go around; I said no
way, "I dont want to get a ticket" and
I sat there till he was done and
followed him up the street where I
left the base.
-f-q-
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:And now: a word from... :
: the commissioner elect :
: finally, a dude we can :
: all trust!!! :
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"Is there an available parking spot
in the back? I dont wanna be seen on
the street here. This city is fascist."
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= info following brought =
= on by a need for more =
= real information =) =
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On 4 August, 1933, the new
chancellor
of Germany, Herr Hitler, had for the
first time received a delegation of
American Businessmen at Berchtesgaden.
It consisted of 2 men: Colonel
Sosthenes Behn and his representative
in Germany, Henry Mann. The meeting
was the beginning of a very special
relationship between ITT and the Third
Reich.
One Herr Schroeder and our Sosthenes
Behn had been found in 1945 in a
prison camp in France, wearing the
battle dress of an SS corporal. Both
worked for years as highlevel execs at
ITT after the war.
What lay behind this remarkable
transmogrification of Behn the
Hitler-supporter into Behn the Allied
hero? Part of the story is still
buried in secret files; but it's clear
that colonel Behn, at some stage of
the war, became very close to American
intelligence agencies, and that he
could perform useful services for
them, with his own private information
network.
While the justice department and the
FBI continued to distrust him,
military intelligence found him and
his telephones indispensible. In Latin
America, American agents were placed
in the ITT offices of Bolivia,
Paraguay, and Argentina, among others;
and Behn, on his visits to Europe,
could bring back information through
Switzerland and Spain about the state
of the Axis.
Neat, eh? Most of that is from a
document I sort of declassified. Er,
reclassified for them, would be a
better phrase, I guess.
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Need more points???
That's licence points.
If you feel you're not
getting enough DMV points
call your local police
department.
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Get the point. call a cop
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EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
EDITORIAL
VIEWS HEREIN DO NOT
NECESSARILY REPRESENT OPINIONS
OF THE STAFF HERE AT ATI; BUT
THEY MIGHT.
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
IT SEEMS Police officers follow
much different rules and regulations
than we must obey.
If you remember an editorial I wrote
about 2 months ago, a town police
officer made a precedent over the fone
saying "if it was the middle of the
night, and he wasnt a hazard to anyone;
he could go about 30 miles over the
speed limit, run stop lights, and
assorted other minor traffic
violations.
For the next 2 weeks or so, local police officers would pass by me at
the speed limit, and suddenly
accellerate to about 50 miles per hour
using their flashing lights for about
30 feet. That's about all they could
do to acknowlege they didnt like
my newspaper article, because I was
a pedestrian. And since I dont litter,
or jaywalk, things became uneventful
til I purchased a moped last month.
I've been pulled over more times in
the last month, than in my entire 9
years driving motor vehicles. Most
of the time they just take my licence,
look it over for identificaton, and
give it back to me in less than 45
minutes.
About 2am last nite I was pulled
looked all around, saw there was no traffic, and since I was a hazard
to no one, proceeded thru. He gave me
a 50 dollar fine.
He then told me my drivers licence
was now his property as it was "very
expired". (It expired February this
year, and I'd been using it for ID.
Keep in mind how many times officers
have pulled me over and used it
primarily and solely for ID)
At any rate, he drove off with my
licence. I called the dispatcher and
requested special permission to have
my drivers licence back as it was my
only form of ID. He cleared it thru
his sargent, and told me the officer
would be by to pick it up.
I then listened over my scanner and
allowed the officer to "drop it off
when I get a chance". An hour went by;
so I called the dispatcher to ask if
he'd give the guy a ring,and that
things were busy.
An hour later, my licence came to
me. In both those hours the ONLY things
that came over regarding Groton City
were 4 "reg" and ID's, 3 routines at
Washington Park, 2 rendevous at West
Side junior high, and a striker
disorderly and drunk.
They cant say they were extremely
busy, the officer was obviously
dillydallying to spite me for going
over his head.
HE then told me in front of my
friends that if he hears my motor
running before Tuesday morning, he's
going to lock me in jail overnite,
confiscate the bike, and auction it
off. I stared him down with a
nonverbal "how-can-you-talk-like-that"
while my friend, Sean, got it all on
cassette tape. I then went off to
put my moped away. The officer went up
the road and rendevoused with his
backup. I walked over to his cruiser
to inform him that the bike was
locked and I had every intention of
renewing my licence first thing in
the morning. He did 0-50 in
about 8 seconds on a road that belongs
25 mph.
My friend later informed me that
"he's walking toward you. I think you
better get" came over the scanner
onto my cassette recorder.
Look, I'm shipping out this November
with the US Army to defend this seeming
"justiceless" country. Ten years from
now, I'll probably move back to this
county somewhere and bring up children.
I should hope that if I'm molesting
my 10 year old daughter, you'd lock
me up in jail instead of citing my 12
year old son for jogging on the wrong
side of the street.
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I just heard the marine band
operator do a major jamup!!!
"marine operator this is the
vessel 24051, I need to make a collect
call to suchand such a number".
"24051, what is your name?"
"24051, operator. that's the name
of my vessel".
"I need YOUR name 24051."
"Why do you need my name?"
"I've never heard of a boat with
all numbers before, I need your name."
"No can do over the airwaves,
operator. This is a public vessel,
and those are my call numbers."
"THEN YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO MAKE YOUR
CALL FROM A LANDLINE <CLICK>".
CAN YOU believe that??? That was
an "FCC controlled" operator. Gettin
snotty like that?
Wow.
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all the print that's fit for newz.
8/28/88
Infomaniack bbs had a new sysop for
about 6 days. Her name is Pinky.
She'll check in now and then, but it'll
mostly be remote these days, as she's
hiding somewhere near navy housing for
a few months.
This issue comes about without its
contributing editors. I'll be the only
one writing for this. This may suck,
or it may come out good, but I'm on
a "roll", and I decided to put this one
out in 4 hours. So pick it up tomorrow
around 6am!!!
WWaArRnNiInNgG,, wWaArRnNiInNgG..
DDaAnNgGeErR,, dDaAnNgGeErR...
No. your duplex isnt screwing up.
That was to get your attention. A
chemist down at the local germ warfare
distributor just warned me about a
book he saw around my coffee table the
other day.
ANARCHIST COOKBOOK!!! Do not use it
for more than reading material,
inspiration, and fun without first
consulting with a physicist, chemist,
your local science teacher, or
some other form of drugz expert.
The chemical eqations are simply
infested with minor miscalculations
that just might be lethal. I dont have
the book near me right now (using the
laptop to publish this moment)
otherwise I'd cite an example, but
picture yourself following instructions
verbatim, and having to answer to why
you are missing your entire right arm,
and why there's a wick sticking out of
your elbow.
At any rate, if you use Anarchist
Cookbook, keep in mind that this
happened; whether purposely, or by
mistake.
IE: play carefully; but do play.
How to get a FREE meal at a
nice restaurant:
Impersonate a contest winner
Call them up and tell them their
brunch has been moved back a day
due to high traffic this week.
Then show up as them and prepare
to feast. Big 4stars rarely ever
ask for proof that you are who
you are.
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# THE INFAMOUS ATI #'S #
# SECTION!!!. LOVE IT #
# # #There ain't much # #
# # But what we got iz#
# good!!! #
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"Where's that confounded bridge?"
Jimmy Page
Led Zeppelin
: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :
:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -:
: 1-800-999-chat use your mc or :
: visa; or get one:
: .95 per minute. :
: journalizes :
: discretely to your card.:
: 1-800-999-2428 (same damn thing:
: can't you read a :
: touchpad??? hehehe :
:
Flash!!! Fah-Q just walked in and
made his deadline. (Gee, I hope
Minuteman shows up. He's got about 2
hours left on his deadline, and he
doesnt even know it. hehehe)He has a
poem
for us. Right now, we're gonna
verify some of these #'s for ya.
A word on "550" chatlines. My
e-girlfriend worked a couple weeks at
one of the 550 chatlines. Her job was
to connect to the system and pretend
she was a female paying for the call.
She was also told she had to perform
phone sex if asked by a paying
customer. Although she enjoyed learning
a lot about fone stuff, she couldnt
handle sucking face over the phone.
Feel used? Some (most) of these girls
are being payed to act like your
newphound phrend. Makes you think about
the 603 bridge and Heidi, Dawn, Fawn,
Cheri, and Shauna, eh?
714-835-5111 Orange County Bell :
: newsline :
: 213-621-4141 southern cal. nline:
: 312-368-8000 chicago bell newz :
: 313-223-7223 Michigan Bell newz :
:
Pat Robertson told Dan Rather he will
definitely run for '92.
700 CLUB has made its budget quite
lean lately now that he lost the race
for '88. A call to their prayer line
used to be 1800-456-0700. You'll now
have to dial 1-ac-#. Bummer huh? You
gotta pay. He ran out of money.
Makes ya wonder what kind of money
the guy has used and/or intends to use.
God's money? His money? Your money?
412-633-3333 pennsylvania airline :
: newz :
: 414-678-3511 Wisconsin Bell newz :
:
New London, Ct. participates in
National Ski Patrol. Can you believe
that??? What a scream. There's NFW (No
...ing Way) to ski New London. There's
nothing here. Can you believe spending
money for something that'll never be
used??? You can tune them in at
155.340 on your scanner when in
southeastern connecticut. What a trip,
eh? Well, then again, with the US
Government, that comes as no major
surprise, eh?
Stingray from Jersey gives us this
one: He was minding his own business
working as night shift front desk
clerk at the local hotel when a guy
calls him.
"Hello, this is ... ... with abc
Credit card company, and we're checking
for fraudulent cardz. Could you read
me back the last few cc #'s in your
series???"
Stingray says this seems to work best
on immigrant type people. He speaks
hardly any english and felt that may
have set him off and made him
ready to believe anyone.
516-234-9914 some New York info :
: line. :
: 518-471-2272 New York bell info :
: 01-507-64-5353 major lopez. :
: 28-5166 Manuel Noriega :
: 717-255-5555 'nudda Pennsylvania :
: news line :
:
: :
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RE: General Dynamics.
If companies throughout the US are
pulling off this Blitz Krieg the lump
sum in leu of cost-of-living increases; They're basically showing that
rather than moving away
from the need for strong unions, we
are beginning to need them much again.
We made a move away from union
necessity in the late 50's and 60's
when the powers-that-be started
behaving. Just when unions start feelin
it's ok to disband soon; Reagan goes
and brings us back to the 1920's where
we needed watchdogs like the teamsters,
AFL-CIO, MDA, MTC, boilermakers, etc.
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JUST BECAUSE I CAN'T GET BUSH DONT
MEAN I GOTTA GO SCREWING BIRDS.
or
Quayle, Quayle. Why you buggin.
Why is the press going after every
picqune little thing they can get on
Big Yupster, Dan Quayle?
I mean, if he was screwing sheep
or AIDS infested Englishmen, that's one
thing, but a 17 month mistake on his
resume? Serving his country's mainland
rather than forcing our beliefs on
other countries? Being almost as rich
as Bentsen? Gimme a break. Find
something substantial, guys; or shut
the phuch up.
It's time we faced the facts, guys.
The press is going after Quayle
because they cannot get direct proof
on Bush's activities with the CIA,
Manuel Noriega, and the drug dealers
of NYC, Massachussetts, etc. They can
only enter in court that he was FRIENDS
with Noriega? Baloney.
Bush phunded Noriega's Cocaine Cartel
for months, years, and we're gonna vote
him in so he can phund it for
decades!!!
It is time for Fah-Q's corner
/
/
/
.
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:
I feel that the Amerikan :
public is gonna vote in '88 :
the way Massachussetts voters:
voted in '60. They're gonna :
weigh the issues, read the :
press, then march right in the polls
and vote for the best looking candidate
KIDS GAMES S.K. (c)1988
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The world it spins
and grass is green
The birds fly
and children cry
Here come the clouds
Dark they block the day
Rain falls
Mud is everywhere
Children seem not to notice
that the end is near
"Mommy, why are you crying?"
"Daddy, why must we leave?"
And the baby smiles
"Attention, attention. This is an
emergency broadcast"
"Daddy, can we play a game?"
"Take cover, prepare for nuclear war"
"Mommy, is it dinner time yet?"
And the baby laughs
"30 minutes til impact" (midnite)
"mommy.... mommy... mommy?"
"Daddy? Where's mommy?"
And the baby learns the truth
Pain, fear, nothingness.
And a child writes
Dear Peace
Where did you fall?
The world is in termile
Cant you hear us?
We scream our hearts out
Dear War
Can you go away?
Peace wont see the light
When war, it wants to fight
These are the letters
Sent out in vain
war took over long ago
when peace took the train
Dear Freedom
What do you need?
Is it a helping hand?
Or do you want Peace?
Dear Leaders
Listen to our cries
When we wanna be directed
You fill our eyes with lies.
Dear Love
Why forsake the people
do our hearts have to lament?
Memories we soon forget
Dear Loneliness
It's all give and take
the more we try for happiness
the more loneliness we make
Dear Dreams
see the light of day
no matter how long we cry
the nightmares wont go away
To whom it may concern
out there
the heart and soul still bleed
give away for nothing
and the world, it shows its greed
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
'by spk. (Fah-q) dedicated to'
' Tina. the love of my life '
' '
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
FEMA COULD BE E.B.!!!
In one of the issues, we told you that
FEMA mission cant be carried out at
Electric Boat division of Gen Dynamics
???
Well, guess what? They just got
approved to build a house sized
incinerator to burn classified docs.
Hmmm. Guess what those incinerators
resemble greatly? Can you spell stove?
Sorry to make any Jewish people
shudder. I got a shiver up my spine
too.
"Oops, sorry. Didnt mean to accidently
push that second class citizen in
there. Anyone need any rope, or
lampshades?"
I'm not saying I like Morton a lot,
But here's a few quotes from the
guy that show a true thinker is there:
* There is no way to seperate the
poverty issue from the race issue.
* We've got to free black people and
other minorities, and the way to do
that is to give them a truly equal
opportunity to compete.
/by the way, August is the /
/anniversary of Anne Frank's/
/arrest. Something to think /
about... /
* I am sick and tired of the liberals
proclaiming that they are the only
people in the country concerned about
civil rights.
* When today's liberal says blacks
cannot take care of themselves, he
is exhibiting his hidden racism.
* people cannot take care of
themselves?
* Baloney!
* It is up to us to give them an
equal opportunity to take care of
themselves, then step aside to let
them do it.
/by the way. Mort, Mort, Mort is /
/right now, staying a week at the/
/appollo theater in Harlem. He /
/promised he'll have an answer by/
/the end of the week. I doubt he/
will have quite that, but he's /
certainly doing what he does /
best: getting people talking. /
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. .o.n. .a. .m.o.r.e. . . . . .
................................
.p.o.l.i.t.i.c.a.l. . .n.o.t.e.
................................
Abbie Hoffman says get October's
issue of Playboy magazine if you
wanna know the real truth about
George Bush... The man who might be
president.
The way Abbie's talking, this might
be the nail that tucks the guy in.
Then again, if no one cares to read it,
things might go on biz-as-usual. But
read it. I think old wimpus George is
gonna have a LOT to answer to.
And if I know Abbie, we mean a LOT!!!
Some Wild
Tyke Always
Runs To
Indiana Carrying
Kilroy Happily
Eddified.
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You guessed it. Strikewatch is still
going strong. And as long as Poland's
going nuts, Korean students are flippin
out, and EB workers are asking the
Teamsters for their help, Strike watch
will be tabulated daily.
date, northgate, main, engineer, south
15) 0 14 10 4
16) 1 12 13 2
17) 3 7 8 5
18) 2 9 10 4
19) 1 4 1 0
20) 4 4 8 12
21) 3 4 5 6
22) 6 3 3 3
23) 6 25 15 18
24) 3 5 8 3
25) 6 3 6 0
you past 4th grade??? YOU DO THE MATH.
I'm sick and tired of averagin em out.
:well, ok. this has been:
:ATI-7. Hope you liked :
: it. Look for the next :
- - issue sometime around - -
. middle of september when .
. we: .
. 1) interview Hypatia .
. Lee... .
. 2) announce the .
. loss of the .
. philipines as .
. a listening .
. post... .
. 3) show .
. you .
. how .
. to.
. .
. build a mortar
that'll blow up a condo; when the bomb
is just the size of a watch battery...
4) run our fingers thru Morton Downey's
hair...
or
5) Drink beer at the Silver Bullet.
Where the hell IS that place
anyways???
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HEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEY
HEYHEYhey, hey, hey, it's ATI!HEY
HEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEY
3/Sept/88
That's right!!!
September's issue is already out.
And it looks like we're gonna be coming
out every two weeks. Yup. We're
pumpin em out like seawolfs. At any
rate, you
caught the special mid-august issue,
entitled "specati.doc" right? That one
is
dedicated to government
subcontractors. If you dont have it
already, get it.
Potent stuff.
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
ADD ADD ADD an addition ADD ADD!!
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD ADD
We have an addition to our staff.
EE - The Minuteman'll be checkin in now
and then. He's a contributing editor.
Congratulations, E; you've
***hold on, gotta hit EB***
Something came over on the scanner.
Wow, dont have to go anywhere. They
pulled
the guy over right in front of my next
door neighbor. Apparently the guy beat
up a striker.
What's a "44"? He gave the address
too. He doesnt mean a backup, does he?
They already have two cruisers out.
Hmm... Maybe he means a tow truck. The
registration is apparently invalid.
Yupper, I guess it's a tow truck.
Hmmm. The
car hit a picketer at Electric Boat.
Hmmm. Apparently the guy wasnt hurt.
They
knocked over his sign; that's about
it. Officer's talkin about bringin
two of
them to jail. They told 4 kids to beat
it, and called for a towtruck.
"How're we s'posed to get to New
London?"
"Not our responsibility," says the
officer.
"Fuck." They leave up the hill.
The backup left, but now another
cruiser shows up. Maybe they DID mean
reinforcements instead of a towtruck.
At any rate, I'm just ramblin. This
seems like it'll make good copy. If I
hear any more on the scanner, or out my
window, I'll holler.
.................................
backtothesubjectbacktothesubject.
backtothesubjectbacktothesubject.
tcejbusehtotkcabtcejbusehtotkcab.
.................................
So anyways, (where was I) hmmm...
EE is the new guy on the block. He
writes pretty good, so treat him right,
ok? We got a really cool issue here.
Have fun, and until next time, "oye
como
va" -carlos devadip santana
--tranaslation???
"you gotta hear how it goes". Boy isnt
English concise???
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:And now: a word from... :
: the commissioner elect :
: finally, a dude we can :
: all trust!!! :
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Welcome to the world of licence
supension.
That's what the letter that
Department of Motor Vehicles sent me
said. At the
end of the letter there was a number
to call if I needed any info. Well, I
called the number and got a recording
that said the number was disconected. I
called the local DMV to get better
info-- they told me to call the same
disconnected number as was on the
letter.
Well after the run around, I decided
to go to Whethersfield (about 1 1/2
hour drive) for info.
Once at Whethersfield, I went to the
info desk to ask some questions. The
lady there said that she could not
give me that info because I didn't
need to know it.
I asked another lady there the same
question and she said that she didn't
know and that i should call the info
number and guess what???
You got it-- it was the same one as
on the letter. So back to square 1.
I am planing to run for the job of
commissioner of moter vehicles. I've
had
so many tickets that i can answer any
questions someone might have and I
won't
have to shrug my shoulders and say
call the number on the letter.
Oh, and the question i asked at DMV
in weathersfield???
"Who do i talk to about getting my
licence back?"
Fah-Q (the soon-to-be commisioner of
motor vehicles)
Fah-Q is assistant editor,
co-publisher, and resident chief of
electronics. He is also sysop of Den
Of Eniquity Bbs. He sits on the Board
of Directors of the following
corporations: NOPE, PAP, and PWP- the
Pervert Watch Patrol, a newly founded
group to stop dirty old men from
doing stupid things that make America
in general look bad.
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* *
* FOREIGNER ABROAD? *
* *
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by
EE -- The Minuteman
Well, here's the situation:
My uncle has 3 children (all born
in the United States) and a wife (born
in the same southern Asian country
that he was born in). He came here to
study
and study he did. He finally lands a
half-way decent job in his field of
study. Having headed from home some
10,000 miles away he flies back,
leaving
his wife and children behind here. He
resolves the family problems there and
decided to fly back to the United
States.
STOP.
The US government embassy tells
him that he can not fly back until they
validate his VISA. He shows them his
VALID VISA and for further support
tells
them that his three children are US
citizens. The embassy says it will
take a
few weeks to a month for them to
validate his VISA and his children.
In the mean time he loses his new
job because of his forced stay. They
later
validate his VISA and children and
allow his passage to the United States.
COMMENTARY:
Essentially the government did
not believe his VISA as being a valid
VISA. This does not enrage me as much
as not believing that his children are
indeed his. From what my grandfather
said: he, my uncle, did absolutely
nothing to provoke this action...he
was calm and peaceful. When he
contacted
his employer there was nothing he
could do. I am not trying to condemn
the
U.S. in this respect, but I am simply
trying to say that this certain type of
red tape we can all do without.
(PRIME NOTE: Wow, Minuteman. That's
a drag. And for you, that one really
hits
home, know? Hmm. I did a little lookin
into this, and only found this:
According to Sam Gejdenson,
Connecticut Congressman, our border
people had
gotten really feisty since Iran gave
us problems a couple years ago. I know
One
thing: There's a group monitoring
government's compliance to a new law
that
makes it impossible to deny a visa due
to race, creed, or political views.
Anyone who's feelin harassed can call
Susan Benda at 202-544-1681 or Gail
Pendleton 617-227-9727.
--- --- --- --- --- ---
PAP's Top-10 Research topics for
your term paper, thesis, or phd.
1) Behn's Responsibilities to ITT
2) ITT's Responsibilities in WWII.
3) Just how Important/powerful is the
Attorney General???
4) Avis-Rent-A-Car's Relationship with
ITT.
5) ABC's relationship with ITT
6) ITT handles ticket sales via modem
for the US Navy.
7) ITT now owns the second insurance
company ever started, Hartford
Insurance
Group.
8) Does Russia have Phones, and can
You call Legally??? Without the
Operator
being there???
9) After WWII, ITT had to give $200M
worth of telecommunications devices
to Russia.
0) Mr. "Schweppervescence" Ogilvie has
Interest in ITT? I thought he was
Just "Joe Madison Avenue"???
Ogilvie and Mayers supports the
War effort???
===========================
= info following brought =
= on by a need for more =
= real information =) =
===========================
On 4 August, 1933, the new
chancellor of Germany, Herr Hitler,
had for the
first time received a delegation of
American Businessmen at Berchtesgaden.
It consisted of 2 men: Colonel
Sosthenes Behn and his representative
in
Germany, Henry Mann. The meeting was
the beginning of a very special
relationship between ITT and the Third
Reich.
One Herr Schroeder and our Sosthenes
Behn had been found in 1945 in a prison
camp in France, wearing the battle
dress of an SS corporal. Both worked
for
years as highlevel execs at ITT after
the war.
What lay behind this remarkable
transmogrification of Behn the
Hitler-supporter into Behn the Allied
hero? Part of the story is still buried
in secret files; but it's clear that
colonel Behn, at some stage of the war,
became very close to American
intelligence agencies, and that he
could perform
useful services for them, with his own
private information network.
While the justice department and the
FBI continued to distrust him, military
intelligence found him and his
telephones indispensible. In Latin
America,
American agents were placed in the ITT
offices of Bolivia, Paraguay, and
Argentina, among others; and Behn, on
his visits to Europe, could bring back
information through Switzerland and
Spain about the state of the Axis.
Neat, eh? Most of that is from a
document I sort of declassified. Er,
reclassified for them, would be a
better phrase, I guess.
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conversations with officer Turgeon
brought this about the car in
question: The
person didnt get struck. They hit his
picket sign. The same car nearly hit
the
same picketer the same time last week,
according to Turgeon.
CASTRO DECLARES WAR ON AMERIKA GROTON
(APWN)--
Ron Apiceli, owner of Ron's Guitars,
has just done the lowest thing of his
career yet.
A guy walks into Caruso Music Inc,
in New London (Ron's prime competitor)
wishing to purchase a PA system. He
knows exactly what he wants right down
to
the name brand because it was
something that he came across the
river for--
Ron's didnt carry that line.
The guy receives a phone call, so
Rich Caruso has the fella paged. The
guy
has a conversation to this effect:
"Wharl, goshk Ronnie. I just bought
one here. Yeah, used my mastercard n
everthin. Hmm... We already wrote up
the sales slip. Oh, you have a used one
there for less? Hmmm. Well, this one's
guaranteed, I guess. Must be worth the
difference. By Ron."
"Just out of curiosity," asks Eddie,
one of the sales guys down at Carusos,
"was that Ronnie Apicelli you were
talkin to?"
"As a matter of fact it was".
Can you believe that? Of all the low
things Ron has done to me, to you, to
most of New London County's bigger
musicians; you'd never dream he'd do
such a
thing, would you?
Hmm. Well, after the damage was done
from my previous campaign against Ron's
Ripoff Realm, I'd decided I would be
less agressive with things.
Instead of "Hey, go to Caruso's,
Ron's an asshole", and "I cant believe
you
shop there. He's a ripoff," and
"Better have eyes in the back of your
head",
and "dont feed the guitar repairman";
I figured I'd be more subtle and
straightforward.
"Check out the prices, then be sure
to check out Caruso's", "I hear Carusos
carries an item like that too", and
"here, lemme make a quick phone call
for
ya; I think I can find you a better
price across the river", became
fashionable.
Well, if Ron Apiceli wants to start
playing headgames again, he can. But he
better not cross me again. I'm just
growlin now. Not plannin anything
major.
But come over that chainlink
electronic fence, and look out.
Isnt it interesting this keeps
repeating itself each time he moves
from one
building to another?
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the appearance of Jesus Christ
Incarnate.
We have met him at Norwich State
Hospital. Complete with long hair, full
Michalangelo facial features, and
everything; this guy looks identical
to the
catholic church icons across the world
throughout history. When we asked him
if
he was Jesus Chist, he was quoted as
saying, "Oh me oh my". And he smiled.
We will be touring the states with
him making him available to anyone
who has seen 2 miracles and is holding
on for their 3rd miracle
allowing them sainthood. There will be
a nominal fee to defray the cost
of pulling this off.
We plan on making this a fullfledged
accepted religion, and will gladly take
donations so we can set up pews, and
get ahold of some offering plates, and
all
the necessary ointments, and incenses,
and satellite dishes so as to compete
head to head with the other
televangelists. (We'll be more than
happy to make
appearances on your show, if you help
us timeshare airtime on major networks.
These things get costly you know.
Hell, put us on CBN. ) Heck, we'll
even start
a 650 club. Just falling short of
Pattie's 700 club. Or maybe we'll even
call
it the 710 club, and hire pat too)
In fact, I think Mr. Incarnate will
announce his candidacy as president of
the US on the Legitimate Party. At
any rate, we need to check and see how
hard
it is to attain tax free status, so
dont send in donations yet.
Now, it appears that the Virgin Mary
is claiming she will show a miracle on
the same day, (15th).
Do not believe this, as Mr.
Incarnate told us his mom doesnt speak
publicly
since Jimmy Swaggart recently used her
entire gender in vane.
Mr. Incarnate, has announced that he
is seeking out a place for his first
appearance, but he has his eye on the
Bethlehem, Connecticut MacDonalds. He
has
invited Ronald MacDonald, as well as
King Herb of BK to lunch. Other new
wave
disciples are expected to be recruited
this week. Hang out by the fishing
boats.
Film at 11.
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sTaNcE StAnCe sTaNcE StAnCe sTaNcE
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We saw this letter to the editor in
our local newspaper and are appalled
that
there might be more than a handful of
people out in this world that feel that
way:
In response to the gentleman who
wrote saying joggers should be
licensed. I
couldn't agree more, but he didnt go
far enough. In addition, a special
state
department bureaucracy should be
funded to register and licence
children who
use the roads to go to the candy store
and library and for other useless
pursuits.
We have this to say:
Why dont you take it even further,
and be more to the point.
Declare martial law throughout the
US and have a noon to noon curfew. We
find it funny that George Orwell has
only missed by about 3 and a half
years.
Well that's it for this month. Hope
you liked it. And expect another next
month. If this is your first issue,
request the 4 others. They're online at
Infomaniack and Den of Inequity. Grab
em there.
Later,
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WHERE DO THE PEOPLE GET OFF
PEOPLE EVERYWHERE SEE THE THINGS THAT
ARE COMING.
LEAVE NOW, JUMP OFF, RUN, DO SOMETHING
TO SAVE YOURSELF.
WHERE DO I GET OFF?
ARE WILLING TO POISON GENERATIONS OF
CHILDREN WHILE INDUSTRY PROFITS AND
POLLUTES?
DO YOU REALIZE:
1) PFIZER DUMPS 12 POUNDS OF CYANIDE
INTO THE THAMES RIVER EVERYDAY
2) PFIZER SUCKS IN 100 MILLION GALLONS
OF WATER FROMTHE THAMES EVERY DAY TO
COOL THE PIPES
3) PFIZER BURNS BIOLOGICAL WASTE IN 2
INCINERATORS (THIS MEANS ANIMALS,
EXCREMENT, HAY, AND PLASTIC)
4) PFIZER HAS ANOTHER INCINERATOR TO
BURN WE DONT KNOW WHAT
5) EB PLANS TO BUILD A TOXIC WASTE
INCINERATOR TO BURN 700 TONS OF TOXIC
WASTE, 4 DAYS A WEEK; BRINGING IN
WASTE FROM NY, NJ, AND RI.
6) PFIZER HAS HAD SEVERAL MAJOR SPILLS
FROM UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS IN THE
LAST 14 MONTHS.
7) ENVIRNOMENTAL LAWS ARE BADLY OUT OF
DATE, AND THE EPA, AND DEP ARE
SERIOUSLY UNDERSTAFFED.
PUBLIC AWARENESS RALLY; FORT GRISWOLD,
GROTON, CT. PARKING AT WASHINGTON PARK.
SEPT 24 (SATURDAY) AT 10AM. RAIN
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PHUN IN RICH RURAL TOWNS
by the Prime Anarchist
Buy a paper from an honorbox and put
all the others on top or next to the
box with a rock on em.
Move the yellow "police line do not
cross" ribbons to cordone off streets
or busy walkways.
Swap the streetsigns.
Move for sale signs to other houses.
Grocery stores have cards where you
can put up free ads. Advertise
something outrageously cool like a $30
snowblower for someone.
Use a truck to steal all the garbage
cans and put them all in storage
somewhere. Then put an ad in the
paper: garbage cans for sale: real
cheep.
Take orange construction cones and
make detours. The one that works best
for us was this: block off 4 4way
intersections so they all have to
detour to the right, and go in a
complete circle. When the circle fills
up traffic will be at a standstill til
a policeman can show up and figure
things out.
Put signs on convenience store doors
"Back in 5 minutes".
Get out a plumbing wrench and open
all the fire hydrants.
Advertise garage sales for people.
Find out a professor's name at a
local community college and call in
sick for him pretending you're his
wife or roomate.
Call Mary Kay cosmetics, or Avon, or
a hearing clinic as someone and
arrange a free makeover/eartest in
"your" home.
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help from EE the Minuteman, Jaze,
Ground Zero, Beth, Pizza, and the
usual cast
of abnormals. We are always looking
for contributing editors, by the way.
Just
drop us a line at BRO Box 94.
TO THE EDITORS:
Why is Manuel Noriega trading drugs
to Bush for guns?
JS (512)
HEY EDITORS:
Could you tell the guys at Playboy
that I think Peter Moore's compilation
of
the Reagan Years, the Jelly-Bean
Presidency was phenomnal. Just when we
were
wondering how to sum up eight years of
"bumbling ineptitude", Moore puts it
all
together in a few pages.
Walt Ingram (303)
YO, WORD:
I'll tell you were George was:
October, 1980: Iran/France.
Solidifying a deal with Khomeini that
was far
more enticing than Carter could
morally justify.
Why were we stupid enough to believe
that Reagan "will not negotiate with
terrorists" when he cut the largest
deal we will ever see, (and are still
seeing) before he was even mandated...
I mean elected.
Why were we stupid enough to believe
that Reagan was not going to raise
taxes? It's ovious he raised taxes. If
you didnt notice a tax increase; the
last 6 years, you are either too
filthy rich to care, or too dirt poor
to be
squeezed any drier.
Now, I'm not cutting George for
doing exactly as he was told. I
certainly
would have if you paid me enough.
I'm saying dont kick yourself 7
years from now for having believed a
garden-
path speech. Look at the truths. Dont
let go. No matter who gets in your
taxes
are going to HAVE to increase to fund
all this growth we are seeing.
No matter how they gloss it over,
the democratic administraton is going
to
force military duty on your post-teen
children.
And no matter how well Bush keeps
the ball rolling; this growth is only
putting off the inevitable: a mounting
world depression.
This November, I will be voting on
local issues only. I plan to pull the
Mickey Mouse/Donald Duck lever on the
national front.
I wont tolerate being lied to.
Then again, I had it coming when I
asked for a clown-white, two step
dancin
fool to lead my nation.
PA (203)
"...Making their future designing
computers, not selling cocaine"
Dukakis to the Baptist ministers
convention 9-9-88.
"International sanctions against
south Africa. In just 60 days".
a promise. Michael Dukakis. same date
Overheard at a yip convention; of a
cybernaut:
"Tight? He's so tight with codes he
can squeeze two calling cards together
and get a PBX."
A new patient was quite upset when the
doctors nurse led him to a curtained
cubicle and told him to undress.
"But I only want my ingrown toenail
looked at," he protested.
"Our rule is that everyone
undresses, the nurse answered.
"Stupid rule," grumbled the patient,
"making me undress to look at just my
toe..."
"That's nothing," came a voice from
the next cubicle over, "I just came in
here to install another telephone."
LABEL SPOTTED ON A TELEPHONE Please do
not use this telephone unless your call
is of an emergency nature. For more
information write: committee for a ten
cent phone call- BRO Box 94, Groton,
Ct. 06340.
Watchin Night Flight. First time I've
seen that snce about 1985. Good stuff.
They're doin an expose about the
1960's and how it's about to repeat.
I was
talkin to AH the other day, and he was
discussing that very phenomenon.
"We're repeating the 60's with our
clothes, our music, our poetry, our
rallies. How come we can't start
repeating the political thought too?
That's
why I'm bringing back Steal This Book,
and Dancin In the Ice Age If all goes
well, I'll bring back Woodstock Nation
too.
For Sale:
Steal this Book
Steal this Urine Test
Square Dancin in the Ice Age.
Write:
Contemporary Classics
PO Box 15
Worcester, MA 01613
Well, that's it for this issue of ATI,
the newspaper that makes everyone
xmodem. Watch for the next special.
Our special Colombus Day issue; and
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SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE 23 Sept 1988 With an eye on trashy type stuff.
**************
** disclaimer **
************** This issue was made "B-4" 10, and 11.
So, here it is. another pfine pap production.
Saturday afternoon, an attack on Pfizer and General Dynamics will begin.
We're not gonna key in on those two, you can go to the function if you wanna
know more about THEIR enviro- problems. (Fort Griswold Park, Sat., Sept 24,
10am) We're gonna try tackling some of the less obvious companies in our
locale here.
First, a very short word on Pfizer. The only major company left in South-
eastern Connecticut that hasn't pulled out of South Africa.
Next a quick word on GD.
ATI recently did a special survey of the Electric Joke shityard grounds for
ARDIS (John Stockwell's group) and Del- Aware (Abbie Hoffman's band of weary
travelers) to see if EB could do any sneaky shit under the FEMA project. We
concluded that it would be too hard to convert any buildings from their
current purpose over to concentration camps for the blacks and dissidents as
per Louis Guiffrida's "California Paper".
2 days after the document hit the post office, General Dynamics announced
the go-ahead for a large toxic waste incinerator.
Now what could a conservative state do with a row of large stoves??? At any
rate, we all know that EB and Pfizer are naughty. Let's list a few other local
bad boys.
1)Mystic Color Lab 1)silver 2 EB 2 toxic waste 3
pfizer 3 t. w. 4)Dow 4)latex sux!!!
5)Hess 5)Waste oil 6)Soneco 6)can you say
cyanide.?. 7)Millstone 7)lubricants
ind. waste. 8)Naval base 8)old diesel
9)Ming Garden 9)grease traps 0)Evans Shell 0)waste oil in
sewers.
.. ... ...
where's doug???
.. ... ...
Mystic Color Lab got nailed last month for dumping excess quantities of silver
into the river. They were supposed to undergo weekly monitoring; but lo and
behold!!! They've suddenly cut back enormously.
Is this real?
The silver that's being dumped is what's left after 3 attempts to
electronically pan out each silver molecule. What's left cannot be gotten.
The silver (alone or joined) is VERY dangerous to plant life in and out of the
rivers. To meet standards, MCL has attached a 3rd chemical making it LOOK like
they've cleaned up their act.
Bullshit.
MCL is still damaging us.
As we said, EB is doing mega toxic waste. EB is also responsible for a large
portion of our nation's acid rain problems.
So is Pfizer. Some suggest AIDS got its genesis at an African branch of
Pfizer Corp.
A word on DOW: ever get really sick from lighting a styrofoam cup on fire?
One cup? Dow, burns about 1000 cups worth of styrofoam a day.
Hess? Waste oil is no fun. This stuff shows up in the Thames river now and
then. Fish dont like waste oil. You know things are bad when you open up a can
of tuna (in its own oils) and you see a tiny little barge floating around
trying to make a delivery and it asks you where the dock is between Pfizer and
EB.
Soneco burns all their boxes instead of trucking them out to New Jersey. Too
expensive. These boxes are chemically treated so they're strong enough to hold
harsh stuff.
Millstone is responsible for a LOT of industrial waste. It's not just for
radiation any more. hehehe. You'll see a lot of lubricants and shaved up
metals floating around in Waterford's waters.
The Naval base stored up diesel fuel for the past 40 years. They simply ran
out of room on the lower base. So, now they burn up about 3 drums a day. 35
year old diesel fuel has a distinctive odor. Much like raw bat-shit.
Ming Garden. Why did MG make our hit- list? Don't panic. It's not for their
way of handling the excess kitten population; although rumors fly. Ming Garden
their greasetraps right down into the ground at the end of each night. Ever
wonder where crabgrass comes from?
Evans Shell. Again; another purely arbitrary assignment. This guy's gonna
have to take the heat for ALL the service stations that clean engines right
over a sewer grate. Also going into these sewer grates are any leftover,
useless, (and very potent) oils and assorted solvents.
There you have it. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Apple core; say no
more.
........................ .a nonpaid advertisement. (hey. we're
........................ havin trouble
collectin our debts just like the rest of em!!!)
The all new FNORD TORMENT.
100% stainless steel tires that whir at 30 MPH; and scream really high at
60.
FNORD TORMENT has 20 foot tunable hydraulic shocks for slipping over VW's in
heavy traffic.
The TORMENT has a LARGE hood scoop that eats mosquitos, gnats, and medium
sized birds and water foul; converting them to fuel.
A 32 character LED panel in the window is for typing in obscenities at
tailgators, and would-be tailgators. Also serves as a written warning in
advance of Super-illuso-brakes.
Toggle break lights are there for when you dont want to actually use your
breaks; but you want to get someone off your ass while still maintaining an
accelleration.
For those not shaken up by FNORD TORMENT's fake brakelights; uzi-lookin
things pup up out the tailfins. And for unbelievers: fullsized ammo.
For people who wont turn off their highbeams, a megawatt Amtrak Halogen
light on the front. Part # w.att.1k; commonly referred to as the "DEATH RAY".
New TORMENT D-Day style launch pad allows marbles and glass tacks to roll
out back from the underside of the FNORD TORMENT.
12" woofers and 5" piezos with a drop-in overhead microphone, are stock with
this FNORD for announcing things like, "get the fuck outa the way", or "sunday
driver".
Special option can be ordered for this FNORD model: a wireless helmet with a
built in condenser mic and infra red goggles for night driving when you just
dont feel like turning on your lights.
Drunk drivers got you down? Someone weaving in and out, taking away your
concentration? Maybe endangering your life? Turn on the special glowlights
that whisper a shimmering flow from one side of the FNORD to the other making
his world spin sideways. The drunk will lose all judgement and go wail an
embankment or guardrail all by himself.
Th TORMENT is an electronically fuel injected turbo-charged all terrain
As hightech as this vehicle is; The FNORD TORMENT'S alarm system is still a
female pit bull terrier.
-kh- that was a something on the lighter side from Kevin Nukkl-Hed.
K.nukkl-hed is a contributing editor.
AN EYE ON THE STRIKE
With Hurricane Gilbert dead and gone, outpuffed and petered out, done went
and skidaddled, there's a new storm brewin in rotten Groton, Connecticut.
Electric Joke has filed an "unfair strike" charge against the MTC. (metal
trades council)
Admin says they only gave 29 days notice; MTC claims they gave
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84. It's a quiet strike; you can drive up or down Eastern Point Road without
fear of getting your car tipped over.
So far.
Other unions across the nation have promised to show up and help out when
the going gets rough. People promising are the Teamsters, the United
Paperworkers, Entertainment Guild, and Ronald Reagan.
Past rallies have been fair to midland considering the weather and stuff.
Next rally is scheduled for Saturday, October 8. This is apparently going to
be held at one of the main gates. this seems to be a union that refuses to be
broken. We'll have to wait and see.
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FAH-Q'S CORNER >>>>>>>..
. .
"I WAS JUST PUTTING litter . . in its place". . .
Well, i was driving down the . . road in Groton city and i blew my nose
littering and said it carried a $500 fine. i said all i was doing was
following what i learned as a kid. he asked me what i was talking about. i
said well if i put the kleenex in the garbage can what would it be. he said
garbage. ok, and if i put the kleenex on the ground what is it. he said
litter. i said good, i was just putting litter in its place. he laughed so
hard he let me go.
($)($)($)($)($)($)($)
($)NOTAS MUSICAS!!! ($)
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NO ONE HAS more to say lyrically about our environment than Little Steven.
Here's a few quips from the guy.
"The land is my mother
she is worth dying for.
I've walked the path of peace
but I aint runnin no more.
"THey've got their silver and gold.
Money wont be enough.
When they try to explain to children
Why they've poisoned their own blood
"As long as the 4 winds blow
Our spirits remain
The 4 winds will never
Blow away America's shame.
........................
. !!! .
.Little Steven is world .
.famous for his solo .
.projects like SunCity .
.and the Amnesty project.
.He's also a consultant .
. with a National Student
. Convention movement. .
. His biggest concerns .
. seem to be Indians, the
.environment, and world . .peace...................
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First the bad news.
3 out of 4 people'll get gingevitis.
Now the good news. 3 out of 4 wouldve gotten it anyways. Just still another
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When will this poppycock end???
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FILM SEIZED IN SOUTH AFRICA
(PAP) JOHANNESBURG, SA--Police
Tuesday ordered the seizure
of video cassette-recordings of
the anti-apartheid film
"Cry Freedom", which was banned from
cinemas two months ago.
Police said local distributors had
inquired about selling the video
cassettes and that illegal or "pirate"
copies of the film already were being
circulated in South Africa. "Cry
Freedom" tells the story of South
African activist Steve Biko, who died
while in police detention in 1977, and
Donald Woods, a white newspaper editor
who befriended Biko.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Watchin Night Flight. First time I'Ve
seen that since about 1985. Good
stuff. They're doin an expose about
the 60's and how it's about to repeat.
I was talkin to AH the other day, and
he was discussing that very phenomenon.
"We're repeating the 60's with out
clothes, our music, our poetry, our
rallies. How come we cant start
repeating the political thought too?
That's why I'm bringing back Steal
This Book, and Dancing Thru the Ice Age
If all goes well, I'll bring back
Woodstock Nation too.
***Steal This Postcard***
CONTEMPORY CLASSICS
PO Box 15
Worcester, MA 01613
Steal this Book.
Steal This Urine Test.
Square Dancing In the Ice Age.
write, or call 617-753-5418 for
prices &/or more info.
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THRILLERS AND KILLERS cassette book
reviews
Tom Clancy's THE CARDINAL OF THE
KREMLIN and Lawrence Sanders' TIMOTHY'S
GAME could make you late for work if
you listened while getting ready in the
morning: The first is a thickly plotted
fast-paced espionage yarn that pits
Clancy's CIA hero, Jack Ryan, against
the KGB; and the second features Wall
Street private eye Timothy Cone in
three tales of murder, blackmail and
other dirty tricks. S&S 14.95.
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(APWN)Storrs, CONN--
We now bring you a transcript from
Governor Mario Cuomo's roadtrip
speeches. (he gets out whenever he
can) we take you to the middle of
a UConn address where he makes fun of
Reagan, Yale, Lee Iacocca, etc., and
he gives us his wish that this year
we set some kind of vision for
America. PAP strongly recommends you
pay the 3/5/9 bucks to see him if
he's scheduled to speak at your local
college, RTM, or Bah Mitsvah.
"Aids. 1 out of every 700 children
being born in the city of NY, has
aids. Born to die.
In 6 years they'll be dead. And you
have to keep em alive until then.
Who's gonna pay the bills?
We're keeping them alive, but we
have nothing for them at the end of
the line. We cant afford beds, we
cant afford the hospitals, we cant
afford the care; and you talk to me
about peace and prosperity.
You're telling me we are at peace,
and people are being killed savagely
in the streets of our own country.
By gangs, by drugs; and you say
we're at peace. Forget about the rest
of the world. How can you say we're
at peace here when the jail cells in
New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey
and everywhere else are bursting, you
say we have prosperity.
We have more poor than ever before.
21st century's 12 years away, you can
reach out and touch it; it's so close.
21st century's here. The work force of
the 21st century's gonna be black,
hispanic, women, and disabled; black,
hispanic, women, and disabled; black,
hispanic, women, and disabled. The most
vulnerable population we have.
The drop out rates are fierce. You
dont care; you're not black; you're not
hispanic. You didnt drop out. Your
sister didnt drop out.
You better care. That's YOUR
workforce. If they're not here to work
in the 21st century, YOU'RE NOT GONNA
MAKE IT. Because this country will not
be able to compete with the rest of
the world.
And you know what happens when they
drop out? A 15 year old girl? Drops
out in the inner city area? Where does
she go? She-does-not-go-to-the-convent.
She goes to her body. Where does the
14 year old boy go? he goes to the
street. He sells crack. He gets in the
business. He's a lookout for
cokedealers. He gets 400$ an hour just
for playing what we used to call in
the old neighborhood chickie. Just for
being a lookout. And he winds up in
jail, and he winds up an addict.
And you're telling me, that the
status quo is good enough??? I CANNOT
say the economy is strong. I cannot
accept that. Now look: you dont have
to have a warden's degree to see
you're being lied to.
It took 200 years to pile up a
trillion dollar debt. ok? Then we
had a conservative government for 8
years. In less than 8 years they add
another ONE POINT SIX TRILLION DOLLARS
IN DEBT. They nearly tripled it!!!
You're borrowing money from the
Japanese, the Germans, the rest of the
world. And every year you pay them
interest. 155 billion dollars a year in
interest. You dont have enough money
for college loans, homeless people,
aids, research, roads and bridges are
falling. You "cant afford" health
insurance. Free college, you cant
afford it. Spleens, organs, you cant
afford it. Yet you pay 155 billion
dollars a year in interest.
Is that prosperity? Is that good
enough for you? Of course not. 155
billion; and it happened in 7 years.
I'd love to see Michael Jackson
making videos telling the kids to
not use drugs. The one thing I resent
the most about our "war on drugs" is
denying that it is complex.
Cuomo then recommended a few good
books for the college aged "kids" to
keep up on; and stressed economic
relations with Japan. He also stressed
that we need Africa as they are goin
to be a very powerful 3rd world
alliance when it comes to econ. He
all-in-all gave us a vision for our
country.
Let's get out there and form a
more perfect union. kick ass.
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Due to Fah-Q's fast paced, and
everso changing lifestyle, FQ'S corner
will not be here this issue. We're not
forgetting it. We'll slip it in here
when he gets his stuff out. And for
those of you who dont get it, we'll
surely repeat it for 14!!!
In other news, Ground Zero is here.
She'll be here for 3 days or so.
Her title these days, is Associate
Editor, and creative consultant.
That'll change in a matter of minutes.
And if she gets around to it, she might
honor us by typing in an excerpt or two
from "Screw unto Others" or "How to Get
Anything On Anybody".
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FOLK TIME AT THE OLD HOMESTEAD !!!
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THIS TRAIN, Inspired by Woodrow Wilson
Guthrie. (yeah, Arlo's dad). Isn't it
interesting one of the best democracy
advocates our country has ever seen was
editor of the Communist Worker's Party
Newspaper???
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This train don't carry no fascists,
This train.
This train dont carry no fascists, this
Train.
This train dont carry no fascists, 2
All beef patty nigger beatin fascists.
This train dont carry no fascists.
This train.
This train dont carry no rednecks...
" " " "
Yellow belly sapsuckin racist rednecks.
This train dont take no prisoners...
Doctors, lawyers, high rollin ministers
This train dont mind the wetbacks.
Statue lookin, freedom seekin.
This train is for the average people
Everybody rides free long as ya let it
Be.
This train is a train of healthcare
Sick, or ill, terminal, or free pills.
This train is a train of freedom...
It's what we died for, it's what I
Cried for...
C'mon ride for freedom, c'mon...
None of us are free, less'n all of
Us are free.
This train won't allow apartheid...
Segregation, degredation...
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GRAFFITTI FOUND ON BATHROOM WALL
"Do 8-balls, not baseballs"
Shit.
What're they teachin you in school???
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(special pap stuff)--
Is "let them eat cake" day coming up?
I saw Dairy Queen is runnin a promo
called that. Come to think of it, I
d o remember it being sometime
around Columbos day. For those of you
just tuning in, some queen in olde times got snagged. Someone overheard
her speaking about the poor
impoverished (redundancy used on
purpose, because) peasants. when asked
what she planned regarding her lower
class; she quoth, "let them eat cake".
Colleges often times use this every
year to get political thought rolling
by having a bake sale in her name. I
remember it being fall, Sept/Octoberish
but I cant put my finger on the exact
date. Oh well. I'll've to ask someone.
WCNI INCW WCNI INCW WCNI INCW WCNI INCW
RADIOWATCH!!! a p a p
/ / / exclusive
The local radio station was playin
some serious disco tonite. After about
11 minutes, (all I could take, really)
I switched over to the commercial
stations but found myself back to CNI.
It was tolerable I guess. Hey at
least I hadn't heard the same songs
"over and over and over". No matter
how different the stuff is, at least
it's a refreshing change as opposed
to the week's top 20 played over and
over and over. I come from an old metal background.
You know,,, Purple, Zeppelin,
Aerosmith, Cult, Sabbath, etc. This
new stuff is for the birds. But I'll
listen to anything once or twice.
That's the new wave side to me, I
guess. Opens me for different
cultures, modes, genres. As long as
you don't play 8 O'clock's song at
12 O'clock and then again at 4, only
to repeat it again at 8.
Do that and I tune your station
out!!!
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(APWN)-TENN--Danny Quayle was
telling Chattanooga community
college that America was
gonna be on top.
"We're going to be the envy of the
World", said the chap.
With his southern accent, I thought
for sure I heard "end of the world".
Had to play it back on my TV a 3rd
time before I reproved to myself that
he wasnt assuring armageddon.
NO JACK KENNEDY
How the hell can a redneck hick
from Indiana running on a
conservative ticket that makes
McCarthy look wimpy even THINK we're
gonna see him as the next JFK???
Adolf hitler, maybe; but JFK???
No.
(APWN)Philadelphia--ABBIE HOFFMAN ON
ACTIVISM: The Philly electric company
is upset with me because I'm not just
blowin windmills. They know I'm one
fuck of an organizer. And I'm
willing to risk everything.
Everything.
That's the mentality you've gotta
develop. Not who you gonna vote for.
You've gotta say, how do we get block
booking now, or how do we get the
cars together, what points are we
gonna raise, are we just gonna go
there to bullshit to argue that
local organizings more important or
we need a black woman lesbian
leader the first time who's against
a vegitarian cabbage kid supporting
arms struggle; is that what you're
gonna do? Stay home.
Do I think the press should be
allowed to say we're at war right
now? Think about 1 million Indians
in Guatemala killed or driven out
of their homes.
WELL THAT'S IT FOR ATI 13. THE
Special 13 colonies issue. Hope you
liked it. And watch for 14!!! Gonna
be a douzy. Hmmm. How do you spell
douzey, anyways??? duze-ey??? Hmmm.
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FAH-Q'S CORNER : /What can that mean
------------------/to the employers in
the area?
Well 14 that I talked to over the last week told me that 44% of their part
time and 28% of their full time employees are EB strikers and that most of the
plan to go back to work at EB when the strike is over. That could mean that
there will be a lot of jobs open to the unemployed come next month, but on the
other side, some of the employers I talked to told me that they opened those
jobs to the strikers because they remember the last long strike and felt that
longer exist when the strike is over. Two of the local taxi companies have
almost all EB strikers as their employees. Now, some of them plan on staying o
as cab drivers because the income can be good (500-700 a week) Most will retur
to work because though the potentials there in the cab for good money is not
always the case. There are bad weeks and good weeks and no benefits. So if you
have a family to support there is a choice between making maybe 500 a week and
a paycheck at the end of the week. You decide. When this strike is over I
expect to see a few unhappy employers in the area for a while and if you are
looking for a job there are certainly gunna be a lot of them out there. We at
ATI, we're all for the strike, and now / that it's all over we would like /
to see the families/ get back on their / feet.
Thank you. : /
: /WELL, ELECTION TIME IS
: /almost on us again and
:/who do you vote for?
--------------Also who will vote. If
you dont vote you better keep your mouth shut when it comes to the
president because if you dont like him you COULD HAVE voted against him.
Now that I have that out of the way let me give you a few of my thoughts
about the US election process. We elect an official to office by voting. Well
if everyond doesnt go out to vote the process wont work right. I mean if there
are 3 million people and only 1 million vote doest that reflect what the publi
as a whole thinks??? (on a united nations poll of 45 "democracies" based solel
on voter turn out, the US ranked 45th) No. The poor and unemployed dont like t
get out and vote because, "man I've been poor this long what makes you think
voting will change anything". Well It could change a lot if all the unemployed
and poor voted. Taxes. Well I dont care who gets in to office and on what
promise he got there on. He will have to raise taxes to make the budget meet.
You want more money for the roads, schools, police, and other things. Well
where do you think that moolah comes from? The government doesnt pull it off
the trees. And any candidate that tells you that he can run this country
without raising any taxes is a fuckin lier and should get out of the race now
because he lives in a dream world./
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(APWN)Sprint-Thursday nite, Doc Telecom formerly known as Laser, was pretty
much busted by Sprint. Telecom was selling his computer to someone when there
was a knock on his door. Telecom's brother answered the door; Daniel M. Loredo
manager Kansas City, and R. E. "Sandy" Sandquist, manager Denver.
After the warrant schitt out of the way, they came in and looked thru all
of Telecom's stuff.
Upon seeing a disk labeled "Phrack 18, Phrack 19, FH.Exe" Loredo said it was
incriminating. Telecom argued it was nothing more than text files. The Sprint
reps then looked thru Telecom's weekly notes finding CBI accounts, trw
accounts,
and a citibank. But no calling cards. They wanted sprint codes, according to
Telecom.
"They can just suck," said Telecom, "my long dong silver here."
Telecom says he was supposed to download sixty-five thousand (65,000)
sprint FON cards the other nite.
"hehehe. Well at least I knew there were a lot. It would take 30 megs of
my drive."
Sprint reps said they have his number and he was on their system for 19 or
so hours.
"Just think," said Telecom. "This same shit happened last year. Remember
A local Telecommunications enthusiast named Cygnus says this pattern has
been going on for more than 5 years now. Every year, around October,
security people start making charges and they dont let up til around
Christmas time. Almost as if they have to reach their quotas.
"This is not good news," said Cygnus.
-mf-
(APWN)Washingtoon- The president convinces us that we are standing tall and
looking good when actually we are sitting down, overweight, drinking beer, and
eating pizza.
This formula is not exactly what Tom Jefferson had in mind. He said,
"enlighten the prople generally and Tyranny and oppressions of body and mind
will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day". -prime-
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ITT's Newsletter to customers has interesting information: One page of the
newsletter cheerfully tells ITT customers in the state of California that
beginning October 1, their intra- state rates will decrease by an average of 1
percent. Then, the next page of the newsletter announces that the California
Public Utilities Commission instituted a surcharge on intrastate telephone
calls in California to fund deaf and disabled communications programs, to be
effective on, you guessed it, October 1st. And, the newsletter adds, the
surcharge is being "passed along".
This is reminiscent of an interesting incident last year regarding California
intrastate surcharges and AT&T's long distance rates. In an incident last
year, an AT&T intracompany memo stated that although they recently lowered
them that their intrastate rates were too low and they had to raise them. So,
they agreed to AT&T's proposal that the increase they were forced to implement
would appear on customers' invoices in the form of a new surcharge that would
be STRICTLY AT&T revenue! Ah, what blatant attempts to fool the consumer!
In another development, Allnet instituted a new policy in which a $.90 per
month "bill handling charge" is imposed on all customers who make long distanc
calls, but whose charges amount to less than $10 per month. So much for the
"We value your business, large or small" credo!
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To the tune of the Night Before Christmas:
Twas an hour before Oprah
and all thru New York
No TV was idle,
all employees stopped work.
They all watched the lady
discuss current affairs
The studio audience
was combing their hair.
No one paid attention
Nobody could care less
They're too busy watchin
that tent sized dress.
This one guy stood up
and started beating his daughter,
Hey, it's not my fault
he has Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder!!!
(APWN)New London-
Political artist Faith Ringgold has spent the last three days at Connecticut
college in New London, guiding "issue oriented" students in the art department
to an artistic expression of their opinions on social issues.
The six students working under Ms. Ringold's instruction are preparing a
performance piece to be presented tonight at 8 in the East Dance Studio at the
Crozier-Williams Student Center. Ms. Ringgold will also give a lecture titled
"Faith Ringgold Talks About Her Art".
"The students have been asked to become a character that represents an issue
that will be very important in the year 2000," said Ms. Ringgold Wednesday.
"They've come up with six issues or characters: apathy, God, nuclear winter,
drugs, child abuse, and computerized memory loss."
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