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3-12-97 ATI 70 ACTIVIST TIMES, INTENTIONAL
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It's Wednesday, 1am my time. You're more than likely on the eastcoast of
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"etats unidas" so your time'll be 2. Why, you might ask the 3 day delay
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getting this e-paper out?
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Well, 2 things mainly. 5 days ago I found this little laptop in the
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donation pile and I've been bebopping around on it most of my waking
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hours ever since. That was one thing. Oh, the other,midterms midterms
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midterms. Spring break cannot get here fast enough. (I will NOT I
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repeat, will NOT be going to Flouride-A phort laud-ginger-dale this
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spring break, so anyone near there please send any bikini reports to:
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marco99@juno.com)
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So that's why this issue is belated. You'll like it though- it's just
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chock full of stuff.
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As always a subscription is totally free. Send the following message to:
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listserv@brazerko.com
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SUBSCRIBE ATI
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An issue will come to you approximatedly every week.
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That's it for the editors notes for now, let's away to the PAP #'s run.
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-prime-
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1-800-meatout. free stickers.
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1-800-424-9090 is no longer the White House Press office. For all you newz
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hounds. It is now Burt Wolf Gatherings and Celebrations.
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1-800-barricade is a very busy bookstore.
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1-800-blackout is free books I'm told. I haven't been able to verify that.
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Anyone game?
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1-800-bar-9090 asks you for your 4 digit pin #
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1-800-414-9090 order a new Singer Starlet hand held sewingmachine.
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1-800-404-9090 International Express incall/outcall service.Beverly Hills.
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http://www.gunnyragg.com/hisshoes.htm
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http://scim.co.uk.new/winona
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http://www.paradise.net/sergiotv/wwp.html
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http://www.worldmedia.com/archive/year/year.html
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http://www.iceberg.anchorage/net/users/tonedef/hotlist.html
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http://futurec.taylor.org/docs/fc_faq.txt
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http://129.210.173.19
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http://sun.soci.niu.edu/~cudigest
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http://www.nepenthes.com/plants/cannabis/potgrow_2.html
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http://artcon.rutgers.edu/papertiger/squat
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http://mediafilter.org
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http:///internet.roadrunner.com/~ebwest/peace.html
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alt.society.anarchy is still very active: alt.society.ati is not.
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Any interested engineers??? volunteers? For now frequent the other alts, eh?
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CALENDULAR
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March 20, 1997. Great American Meat Out.
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April 7, 1997 50th anniversary of Ford's death.
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April '97. 8th annual memorial service for ABBIE HOFFMAN. Date:TBA.
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QUICK REVIEW
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BeeGees Unplugged on VH-1 is like diet water.
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And I'm not taking that any farther.
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Let Us from out there:
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Feb 11, 1997
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Dear Mr. Anarchist,
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This letter is to offer you a payment arrangement regarding your existing
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telephone bill balance of $160,719.60. You can choose settlement in the
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amount of $5,000 or payment schedule on the full balance at $40.00 per
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month until the balance is paid in full.
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Please make your check or money order payable to:
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West capital finanacial services corp.
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5775 Roscoe Court
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San Diego, CA 92123-1356
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Please sign and date the bottom portion of this letter and return it to the
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above address with a check or money order.
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THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
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FOR THAT PURPOSE.
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(ed. note. Is my math right, or do they want this disputible debt paid
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off in 334.8 years at their suggested pace???)
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Thank you Prime Anarchist for hitting our HOME PAGE. You will find some
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interesting things out about the market of cochineal in the Canary Islands.
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There are about 200 Has of plantations of cactus in Lanzarote, but today
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the farmers are working in only 60 Has. It means that the crop can reach up
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to 12.000 kgrs p.a. Although it doesn't rain very much over our islands,
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this year 1996 it was raining a lot, and all the cactus of the island were
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ready to be infested with the insects during this summer. It means that it
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will be possible to export around 12 TONS of dried cochineal per annum, are
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you ready to buy???
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We will keep sending you new information about our production. Please order
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often and order a lot.
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Due to the big quantity of messages that we have received
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If you are interested to buy from us, we have prepared small consingments
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of 50 and 100 grs of "dried cochineal" that you will receive by mail.
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(ed. note: can you send me some bugz-free snapple???)
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Marc-0,
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Wow man. I mean like, I just finished Bukowski and here's your shit.
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Bukowski's got nothing on you man like, I mean all he talks about is
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fucking and you'll talk about ANYthing.
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Good stuff, Marc. (grin)
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AES
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c/o marco
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210 mitchell st
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suite-f
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Groton, Conn. 06340
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Sirs:
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Thought you'd get a kick out of this.
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enc. please find words to "Bell Pie" written by Chesire Catalyst
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also enc. please find a listing of everyone who purchased your number
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(203)446-0785 after your infomaniack bbs went down.
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Seems people kept subscribing for that number and then turning their fone
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off. 2 or 3 a year!!!
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Sincerely,
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j0nez
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king of f00lz
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ps: Chesire Catalyst, Managing editor of TAP magazine staged his own death
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in 1984 to avoid paying taxes. IRS is charging his mom back taxes for all
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the income he would've made had he been alive. His mom is sending the
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notice to Guinness Book of World Records, claiming that the IRS has the
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most "Balls" of any major corporation in America today.
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Wharl, tha's da lettuce sex-yun.
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AS per usual: address all correspondence to
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prime anarchist productions.
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marco99@juno.com
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THE DAY CHRIS ELIOT TOLD ME TO GO FUCK MYSELF
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by marc weisenheimer
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I was sitting at IHOP in Groton, Connecticut with my friends George and
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Deanna (names have been changed to protect the guilty) it was about
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2:45 a.m.
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5 or 6 booths away this guy who we were certain looked exactly like
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Chris Eliot was sipping a mug from 2 caraffes of coffee and
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"I'm not gonna ask him, you ask him," George told me.
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"Nuh, uh." I declined. "You do it."
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"I'll go do it," Deanna said obviously more "ballsed" than either of us.
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She came back with his autograph on a napkin and whispered to both of us
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leaning over the table toward each other,
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"he said if we don't make a big scene he'll sign his name. Look. It
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IS him."
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So naturally, I stood right up, looked him square in the eye and said
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with a big huge toothy smile, crowns and fractured cuspids and
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everything, "Hey Chris Eliot. It's 3am in Groton Connecticut in an
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International House of Pancakes. Get a Life!!!"
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"Fuck You!" he shouted getting up slapping a 20 down on the table and
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leaving out the door before his tuna melt even got there.
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That was the day Chris Eliot told me to go fuck myself. So put
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that in your brush-with-greatness-pipe and smoke it, mr. david letter-
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number-and-expletives-man.
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STOP INJUSTICE
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STOP
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THE BOYS IN
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BLUE
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by Stv and the Crew
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Nothing better to do with their time?
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Power freaks that mourn for youth to bust, for silly things like
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skateboarding, creating lies about you and your friends. You tell me, do
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they really mean:
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TO PROTECT AND TO SERVE?
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In the 80's the saying was "SKATE OR DIE". Well, welcome to De Pere,
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Wisconsin, where instead of skate or die, it goes something like SKATE AND
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DIE. At least that is how the cops see it.
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Winter time, yes a break from sore legs, bruises, busted up bones,
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and torn skin. All these things are great to get away from for the season,
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but the greatest thing is four to five months without the 5-0 on your every
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move. Or so you think.
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Walking to work (in the snow) a cop, yes a cop pulls up, I fling my
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smoke, and exhale as quick as possible, no he did not see me smoking, or
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doing anything illegal, besides a little jay walking, when all of a sudden
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this cop is trying to tell me I am in some kind of "skate boarding gang."
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What in the hell is a skateboarding gang? I skate for me. My
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friends skate for themselves. It's fun, it's a good waste of time and it is
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a good way to express yourself, it is NOT a gang. It is not some kind of
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religious cult, it is not my F U statement to the world. We skate alone, we
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skate together, it doesn't matter, it is all good clean fun.
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Stv Srubas
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Just a note to the cops:
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You are adults, think that way, can't you see a difference between
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us and the gangsters? We stand for something, and it is not very easy to
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express your opinion when you're locked down by the 5-0, cut us the slack
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we deserve.
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We have the right to think for ourselves. If you strip us of
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everything we have, we still have our minds, our dignity, so it is
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worthless to keep taking what is mine because you will never get from me
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what you really want; so stop trying; fight the system. End the system.
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Love:
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Stv and the Crew
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JOURNAL POME 1
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by prime anarchist. previously published in a 33-poem book of
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poetry entitled "I Slurp My Coffee." (c)1995
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Fireguard schmireguard, I'm in the
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Choir. Colorado 1st impression:
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Kansas border from plane-- looks like a
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Rock; trees and houses stuck on it.
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Ski's suitcases like huge
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Musket carrying bags.
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Sight landing in plane?
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300 miles of beach sand.
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Welcome to the semi-desert.
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Dry mouth, nose bleeding off & on
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For 16 hours. Short of breath
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On a 1 flight staircase.
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Sore muscles ail all morning. From walking??
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Saltless water, oxygenless air; a
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Bouyanciless jellyfish float in a lake.
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Responseless foto-gray glasses just stay
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Dark. Closer to the sun? Crisp papertowels
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And toilet paper you can write on.
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Coffee houses everywhere. One 4 each 7-11.
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Aztec cooking all around. Empty rivers not
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Flowing under bridges; called a wash.
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Jasmin tea and onion bagel in
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Ice cream parlour; ice cream
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And coffee in bagelteria. Lemon
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Zinger tea in mason jar over ice.
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"ROCKY MOUNTAIN HAIKU:
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Or Sign On Wall":
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DON'T DRINK AND ROCK CLIMB--
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YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO HOLD
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YOUR LIQUOR. GOOD DAY.
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This has been ATI 70.
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dedicated to James Ingram Merrill
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Dead: gone; still with us
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Poiesies In Our Pockets.
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address all correspondence to:
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marco99@juno.com
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<keep them j-cards and e-mails comin'>
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