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wordpad.exe SUXX!!!
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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The Giuliana is Finished!
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Long Live Giuliana!
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May 19, 2000. The day the kangaroo
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came into the court moon.
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Dedication: Michele Baloden, Clara M, Michael,
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Roy Rogers trail mix, a dog named Rena, Dave,
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Laura N., Karla, Peter T, Bob G., Emily (for
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the asparagus in balsamic!) Roy B., Martin E.,
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and you!
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Imagine wind blowing like a socket around your
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skull.
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It was important that somewhere between age 6 and
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16 each child must lose all their creativity, spunk,
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basically their humanity. That's why we worked with
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Dell.*
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Pick your corporate entity. How many big macs do
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you have left if you eat 3! TWA 1964 - let's fly to
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stereotypeland.
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Greetings,
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You might already know by now that every full moon
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we here at ATI try to write all or most of this rant
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on a Trash-80 model 100 laptop, outside under the
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stars. Then we null modem it into a 386 with a 3.5
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a drive and then it's ready for markup on bigger
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machines.
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Well today is no exception.
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'cept I can't see the stars because it's 710 pm my
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time. Wait, there's Michael Bolton, that yutz. OK,
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some of the stars, but definitely the less (or more???)
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nebulous ones.
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Well, what else should I write about tonite besides
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the full moon? Well, there's the fact that I've been
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using the word "well," far too often lately.
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Perhaps trying too desperately to sound deep?
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Well, let's see, there's Rudolph and his eight tiny
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yaks, stepping down and handing Hillary perhaps her
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easiest conquest of her adulthood. Unless of course,
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you count bedding the hottest youngest, hippiest law
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prof at Yale those many years ago, back when that was
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the cool thing to do, why they almost even made her
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an honorary she-member of Skull/Bones. Was that her
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conquest or Bill's? No one's talking.
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Then there's a bunch of new laws passing in congress
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that no one understands yet. Not even the people who
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penned them. What's up with that??? Look out. This is
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fixin' to be some interesting decades ahead of us.
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No more "me" generation, eh? Should we call this 1 the
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yak generation? The Hak? Or the gen hex? Or how about
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the lovebug decade?
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There's something sublime about living in a country
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where one of our recently assassinated presidents
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would have had his 83'd birthday May 29th. He was our
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youngest president so far too.
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Well, what were YOU doing last millenium? I was still
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in diapers.
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Calgon, take me away! I wanna get my hair conked, I
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wanna eat grapes again. I wanna get my kicks before this
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whole spitfire grill goes up in flamewarz.
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Can you play Jacobson's Golden Tee '99 Golf in a bar
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without forearm smashing or heeling the screen with your
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right hand after every drive? Especially the ones that
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hook? Can you?
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Well can you?
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Five people in a row last nite, couldn't. Betcha can't.
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Leather pants are making another comeback. I don't
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remember being bothered by each of the other leather
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renaissances, but you know what? This time it just looks
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downright strange. Weird? A little contrived? Especially
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in the summer time, eh?
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Imagine buying a rottweiler, naming him Satan, teaching
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him to guard your house because you've been robbed three
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times since a year ago, and coming home from work to find
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out someone stole him? Happened in England last week, swear.
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Had I smoked "Thai Stick" many a time in the 80's, would
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it really have been hooch laced with opium derivatives? Oh
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boy, here we go again.
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Your two main choices this election are 4 more years,
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versus 4 more wars. And what if you want both? Vote.
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I bought Peter Tosh's "Mystic Man" on vinyl in a used
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record store the other day, and reaching inside, was given
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the strange pleasant surprise of something else instead of
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Tosh in there. Dr. Dream's "Don't Mean Maybe." 8 songs on
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side 1; 9 songs on side 2. Great, thanks, but where's my
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Peter Tosh??
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Well, I'm prime anarchist, and I wrote that.
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#'s? U wan' numbers?
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http://flag.blackened.net/ati
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http://www.stealthismovie.com/main.html
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http://flag.blackened.net/daver/pics/fence3.jpg
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http://www.changemusic.com/John_R_Powers,_Jr/Default.asp
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http://www.killerbutterfly.com/index_2.htm
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http://www.angelfire.com/nc/Bubbasurvivin
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http://napalm.firest0rm.org/issue5.txt
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http://www.dkp-ml.dk/mp3/folk.htm
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http://www.ragbaby.com/magazine
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http://www.nothing-to-fear.org
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http://www.arcticquest.org
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http://www.ct2600.org
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http://www.walmartyrs.org
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http://mp.ntx.net/cgi-bin
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http://www.mp3.com/zoetrope
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http://www.mp3.com/MarcoCapelli
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http://soback.kornet.nm.kr/~pixeline/heeyun
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http://www.totse.com/files/FA048/hempfact.htm
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http://www.aclu.org/profiling/report_incident/index.html
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http://www.recordernews.com/2000/0326/locnews/inmate/inmate.html
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http://www.artswire.org/ncfe/sum97/excerpt.htm
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http://secure.progressive.org/mpespada798.htm
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http://www.NobodyForPresident.org
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http://www.peacenik.com
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And when counting beginning with 0,
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#'s always come first, and LETTUCE
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comes next...
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"you're PRIME ANARCHIST? OH MY GOD
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I HAVE READ EVERY ATI EVER!!!!!!"
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--anon
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to activist times:
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(invocation to Mr Yak milk)
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Oh Mr Yak milk you are so big
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So very very big
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Like totally utterly huge
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I kiss your smelly bits
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and flick snot at all who opose you
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Cheers
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Tim
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FUCK OFF I DID NOT SUSCRIBE TO YOUR SHIT
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ONE MORE EMAIL AND IT WILL BE SPAM
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FUCK OFF
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I HAVE UNSUSCRIBED
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[collected from usenet. no name left]
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OPEN LETTER TO NINJABOY:
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and anyone else within earshot,
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you'd asked about other forums for a-16
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type stuff, I recommend you go to
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http://www.freespeech.org and view one
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or all of the three clips about Jenene
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Garofolo playing Anita Hoffman in the
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"soon to be a major motion picture"
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"Steal this Movie." Then after each movie
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it suggests you participate in any of half
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a dozen forums. Take your pick. I didn't
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see one about that movie, so you'd have to
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start your own thread, but there were three
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or four pretty charged up a-16 ones. I'll be
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of course starting an anti-SOA one
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because that issue is so dear to my heart,
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but may I rant for a second? Thanks.
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IT'S THE SAME FRIGGING ISSUE
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ABBIE HOFFMAN AND AMY
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CARTER CHAINED THEMSELVES
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TO FENCES FOR IN THE LATE 80'S
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IT'S THE SAME REASON ABBIE
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STOPPED BEING A YOYO CHAMP
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AND A PHARMACEUTICAL
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SALESMAN AND STARTED
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ACTIVELY PARTICIPATING IN
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BIRMINGHAM AND NASHVILLE,
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AND IT'S THE SAME REASON
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THERE'S ABOUT TO BE 40
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FRIGGIN DAYS IN WASHINGTON
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DC ON THE TOPIC OF "A
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CULTURE OF NON-VIOLENCE."
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Thnx. oh, and did I leave out it's also
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the same issue as to why a huge coalition
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of old ladies marched on the capitol in
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the 1880's or 90's.
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Peeps, I want revolution just as much as
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the next peep; but I also want it to
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all come down in such a way that we
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don't harm too many of the plants and
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animals around us. There's the rub isn't it?
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Here's to non-violence or non-existence.
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-Malcolm Eleven
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A DREAM
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I had this dream I thought you were there
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Jumping from star to star
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And sitting on Saturns ring
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Is where you'll find this Queen & King
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Traveling and sliding down the Milky Way
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A sun ray shining on a golden desert
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On a sunny summer day
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Feeling trapped like a mermaid
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But on earth from space
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Knowing from dreams there is a better place
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Dancing with the trees and the bees
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In this RAVEN madness
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Trying to deal with things through this
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And keep away from sadness
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A butterfly waiting to come out to fly as high
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As it can go and SHOUT
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Shout through creativity to open up the doors
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Of time so people wont be blind
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And when this puzzles complete by me
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I will have the key
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To do and be what i want to be
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And than i woke up
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was it a dream,was it a dream, was it a dream,was it a
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dream???
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OR IS THIS MY REALITY
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written by Hardcore pink girl
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http://www.hardcorepinkgirl.com///////////////
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ON SOME ROADS
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A Saga
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by Aaron Kreider (Continued from last
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issue. The "Season Finale")
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[ If you wanna read the whole thing
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as one long t-phile goto:
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http://www.etext.org/Zines/ASCII/ATI/trilogy ]
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05.22
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Next morning (perhaps around 9:30am) I wandered down to the highway and
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fairly quickly got a ride (within half an hour or so). I was very
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fortunate to find a truck driver going to Portland! All the way to the
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west coast, though a little south of where I wanted. He was from England,
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had travelled around Australia, Canada, and was now staying in the US. He
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became a truck driver last September when he lost a lucrative power-line
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(maintenance?) contract. Since he needed more money to support his EIGHT
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kids, he was training to be a helicopter pilot. He picked me up because he
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was a Christian (relatively morally conservative one) and he said that.
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Maybe too because he'd also wandered around. He wanted to move out from
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Wisconsin to North Dakota or Montana and really liked the mountains.
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Unlike other drivers, he was athletic and was planning on going on a good
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jog once he reached Portland. He even had a little barbell weight to lift
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with one of his arms while driving. By 2:37 p.m. (or 1:37 as the time
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changed somewhere in mid North Dakota) I was at N 46 16.153 W 106 18.349,
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part way into Montana. By 6:57pm (I've now switched to central time) I was
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at N 45 45.845 W 111 11.164 a little bit before Butte where we spent the
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night. I ate more snack food (granola, chocolate chip sesame (seed and
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oil) chopped walnut applesauce coconut maple sugar clear the fridge special
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cookies, dried apricots, raisins, and that was about it!). We both really
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enjoyed the mountains and the great views! We went to sleep just around
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sunset. I had a little trouble getting to sleep (hey it was only 8 or 9pm)
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but managed to do so. We slept at a truck stop where the restrooms were
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closed and where for about 20+ minutes a number of young women held a small
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dance (several truckers honked at them). Quite strange.
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05.23
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Next morning at 8:07am we were at N 46 52.474 W 113 53.299 in Missoula.
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By 12:55 (or now 11:55 pacific time) I was in Spokane, WA at N 47 35.676 W
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117 29.832. I decided to get off there since it was a bigger looking town
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(on the map) then anything else near the split where my driver was going
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south to Portland whereas I wanted to keep on trucking (unintended pun) to
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Seattle. So I got off at the second truck stop on the west side of the
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city. There I hitched near the interstate entrance, by a telephone post
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that had a LOT of hitchhiker graffiti. Mostly complaining about how lousy
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the spot was. Someone had hitched from Kentucky and engraved that. This
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was the only hitch-hiking graffiti I'd seen all trip. While riding, I saw
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a couple hitch-hikers, but never met anyone. There was a nearby police
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station and a no-hitch-hiking sign nearby and a cop car or two passed, but
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didn't bother me. It was also right near Spokane's airport, so there was a
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LOT of traffic. The pull-over area was pretty bad. I think it took me
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about two hours to get a ride. Maybe less. The surprise was that I got a
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ride from a woman about my age (first woman driver and only one of the nine
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rides). She was a little abnormal, but in the good (non-dangerous) sense
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(unlike the first driver who seemed like he could be dangerous - perhaps
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when drunk). This was the first hitch-hiker she'd ever picked up, and I
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warned her that hitch-hikers were dangerous and that she shouldn't pick us
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up! She was thinking that she'd hitch sometime and would want to get
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picked up. I also persuaded her as to the merits of train hopping. She'd
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just got back from a month or so backpacking around Europe (alone - but had
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met people) and showed me pictures of that. I played a song or three on
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the harmonica for general amusement (I'd brought an harmonica which was a
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very good idea since you can play it with one hand while you use your other
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to thumb a ride - gives you something to do). She was a moderately
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neurotic driver, focussing as she said on the 'big picture'. As a result
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we would often be going the speed limit (or even less) in the left lane and
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get passed by a lot of cars on the right. She didn't like driving alone
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(another reason she picked me up). We stopped off at a grocery store in
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Ellensburg to break the monotony of the ride, and because she wanted
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strawberries. I got a grapefruit and two kiwis (Mmm, though the kiwi was
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far too sour and eating grapefruit in a moving vehicle is a messy process),
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for less than a dollar. We also stopped off by the Columbia River which
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flows in a canyon and the area was very scenic. She took my picture there
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(hope it and the other seven or so pictures turn out!). And saw some
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horses. I forget their exact name but someone either carved them out of
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stone or wood and they can be seen from the highway. I called my parents
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from a gas station to see if they knew anywhere I could stay in Seattle in
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case I didn't get a ride that night to Vancouver. They offered to pick me
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up, and I, a bit tired from the vagaries of hitching a couple thousand
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miles, accepted and arranged to meet them in Issaquah. By 6:08 p.m.
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Pacific time in N 47 32.323 W 122 02.227, my driver let off by Issaquah,
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WA. I walked around the town (I did this in a couple towns, especially
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during the Greyhound return trip when I spent 75 hours going from Vancouver
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to Philadelphia!). A nice place. Very very green. I read some of my
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"Canadian Revolution" book and eventually got picked up, hit a Denny's on
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the way home (I ate curly fries) and then crashed in Vancouver. End of
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story. Or is it?
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Finally I'd reached home. AKA N 49 14.629 W 123 11.804 (taken from my room)
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Conclusion
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Having packed all my food before, I spent around $3.50 on the trip (mostly
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on cold pop and the dollar for the tramp). So it's very cheap if you have
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the equipment (large backpack, sleeping bag, map). I hitched about 2300
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miles in 4.5 days. If you got lucky and tried to get rides at night
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(instead of sleeping) you could do it in less. It's more fun and
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comfortable than taking Greyhound, though slower as you don't go non-stop
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(sometimes Greyhound will let you travel anywhere for $59 one-way - which
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is a really good deal if you have a good book and are ok riding buses).
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I've heard that hitch-hiking in the South is not a good idea (police), and
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that for women it's very easy to get a ride but you should be extremely
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selective. All of the people who gave me rides were very nice, though
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perhaps the first guy wasn't the safest person. It's nice to know that
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there are people in America who will go out of there way to help total
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strangers (drivers are known to drive out of their way to drop you off -
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the first guy did this a bit).
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Note: all longitudes and latitudes are given in minutes (aka 88 '57 is
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actually 88 57/60)
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Appendix A. "Talking Hitch-hikers Blues"
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(written on the road - Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and Phil Ochs all do
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several "talkin-blues" songs)
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It started out west out on a turnpike
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When with a destination I decided to hitch-hike
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Made-up a sign, stuck out a thumb, and started this song on my guitar* to
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strum
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Hitch-hiking blues
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<play harmonica ala bob dylan>
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(*"gui" is pronounced like "Guy" in french, as in Guy Lafleur*)
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Well, one car passed and then another
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A truck passed and then another
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An hour passed and then another but I wasn't getting no rides
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Drivers on the fly, while I stand the interstate by
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Going nowhere (fast)
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Hitch-hiking blues
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<harmonica>
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A PAWN PRESS RELEASE
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For Immediate Perusal.
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1-800-anarchist ext. WRLDNWZ
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for more info.
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==Nasty New Worm Proliferates==
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The CDC (center for distress control)
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has issued an advisory that a viral
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pneumo-worm has finally been released.
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This strain is much more obnoxious
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than happy95, unhappy99 and even the
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herbalthelovebug virus that attacks
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address books.
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Explaining the process is Captain
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Dreadnaught, a security analyst at
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Computational Computer Computing,
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Incorporated, a think-tank in
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Alexander, Virginuous.
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"Well, basically what it does is
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sets a cookie crumb into your hard
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drive if you're using version 48.9
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of Winthose2000. And the minute you
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open up your Inert Exploder browser,
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it changes all your bookmarks to sites
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like http://www.softpinkxxxgrlz.com,
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http://www.touchmymonkey.netor
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http://www.havean.org/asmic/time.html
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This gets people in a lot of trouble
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with spouses, parents, children, local
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law enforcement and sometimes even
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makes their ISPs mad at them."
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Dreadnaught went on to say this
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virus is not harmful in any other way,
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that's why his thinktank is using the
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words "obnoxious" rather than "danger"
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as you are in no particular danger
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other than having your whole mind
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[expletive]'d with.
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CCCI recommends you clean out your
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bookmarks file, cache and favorites
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after every session if you know anyone
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"faint of heart." Floss twice daily,
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don't buy Worldbank bonds, and as per
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usual, says the CCCI, people with diabetes
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should never order the white bread at any
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Subway counterfood Sandwich Shops.
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HOW DO YOU FEEL
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a prose poem
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My job this life is to comfort the afflicted,
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and afflict the comfy.
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If you don't notice that my "salary" is bigger
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than yours, I'll betcha you're looking through
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the wrong set of eyes.
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If you can recognize how fulfilling it is being
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the "poorest" in your hood, then those are the
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ones. The right set of eyes, how do you feel?
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You work so hard at keeping me from seeing God
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in you, but I see through all that and recognize
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you anyhow.
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Are they paying you enough for that?
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Can you see me?
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And now, A PRIME ANARCHIST OPINION.
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PAO, RIGHT IN THE "TOOKHUS."
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Clinton's solution to all these dead and dying
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police officers is legislation toward 90,000 more
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bullet proof vests. A kevlar around every kop.
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You know Bill, you're going about it all wrong.
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Missing the point by just a degree or two. If
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you're going to keep militarizing every single
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thing around you why don't you save all that $$$
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and just issue free cocaine, LSD and PCP for every
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law enforcement officer, so each can kill a couple
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extra people before dying. Bullets forward for ten
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more minutes after he himself dies.
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Hell, it worked for German Shephards, Rottweilers,
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Dobermans and Pitbulls until they were too inbred
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to survive up to capacity.
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So what if it kind of didn't work as well on
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infantrymen. Kind of backfired, turned 'em all into
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pacifists, singing "I Saw The Light," "We Shall
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Overcome," and "I Ain't A Marchin' Anymore."
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Well, cops are a different breed of animal entirely.
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Well, different from soldiers, Billy. But you wouldn't
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know, eh?
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They all look the same, right?
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A SHORT NEWS SHORT.
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from Lakota Nation Journal - Late April issue
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The Navajo group sold 2,500 traditional Navajo meals
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of coffee, frybread and mutton stew to pay for their
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trip to Washington, said member Sarah Benally of Delores,
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Colo.
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Benally, whose uranium miner father died of a lung ailment
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but could not be compensated under the current law, has
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been lobbying Congress on the issue since the 1970's.
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Send editors to: ati@etext.org
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http://www.thepentagon.com/primeanarchist
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Get back issues at:
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http://www.angelfire.com/wi/kokopeli/cygnus.html
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And sign up for the once a week publication at
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our listserver. We'll let YOU FIND THAT ONE on
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your own.
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THE BREAD LINE FOR INTELLECTUALS
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by Shayna Plaut
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i eat politics with lunch
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smeared over the bread
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that most can't afford
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the crust serving
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as the barrier
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between
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(me) us and them
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some transgress
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with words others
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with sentiment
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few
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with action
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because that often means going hungry
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leaving
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a bitter taste in ones mouth
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as they invite
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them
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to lunch
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