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ISSUE: 10
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Eleven actually came out before this one. We waited a great deal of time
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for this one while attempting to unscramble it with a sector editor. This was
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going to be our second 80 column issue, and our first Amiga issue, but I guess
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it's back to the old 8bit atari.
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Oh well. ()()()()()()()()()()()
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A lot of people are complaining about the ascii formatting of my
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T-Philes. Most people ask what kind of commodore, err, computer I use. Yes,
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I have an old 8bit atari, but that isn't the problem at all. I found out an
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hour ago that it's my modem. And my dip switches look like this:
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alligator : alligator
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clip : clip
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bell
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wire.
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AND I'M NOT TOUCHIN 'EM UNLESS SOMEONE LENDS ME A 12 OR 24 HUNDRED BAUD
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MODEM IN CASE I SCREW IT UP BIGTIME.
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The only other complaint I'm hearin, is the 40 column format. I'm sorry,
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but until EVERY computer hosts 80 columns I will publish at 40 columns. If yo
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want an 80 column issue, get out your favorite text editor or word processor.
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At any rate, if you find yourself unable to read these issues, try
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downloading them another way, or from another board. Some sysops have changed
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the format using some program that's out there. When I find out what the name
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of the program is, I'll publish it here, and/or publish names of boards now
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and then where it's formatted properly.
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FLASH!!! WHO IS THE BAND THAT DID THE REMAKE OF LED ZEPPELIN'S "LIVIN
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LOVIN MAID"? Sounds like Fatboys, but it sounds awesome.
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NOTAS MUSICAS!!!
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--- -------- --- ----- -------
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The official ATI music section.
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To the tune of "Frito Bandito" commercial:
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Aye, Aye, Aye, Aye.
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Your mother sucks chrome
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off a bumper hitch.
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When stuck between two lousy choices ie: Bush/Duke, US/SU, Coke/Pepsi,
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McDonalds/Burger King-- I always say choose BEER
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Then instead of having to come up with an explaination, simply
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say, "Dunno, I was cocked".
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"Little" Steven Van Zandt told me last April that SPIN was really about
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the only worthwhile RockRag to check out any more. I guess he was just as
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angry with Hit Parader, Cream, and Rolling Stone as I was. I didnt notice so
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obviously until this month. (sept 88 issue) (the one with Traci Chapman on
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the cover... you know, the black chick with the nappi hair)
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Anyways, here's a few thoughts from various musicians I decided to
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highlight for you in case you cant get out and steal a copy or buy it maybe.
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(I did)
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HOLLY NEAR: If you write a generic peace song that just talks about peace
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really propose solutions or if you put forward some kind of analysis of what
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is causing war or racism or sexism.
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You saw that when Little Steven was doing much more specific things about
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south africa. It was alright to feed the Africans, but when we talked about
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actually wanting the Africans to liberate themselves and take control of their
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own countries, then it was less of a hit than the humanitarian concept of just
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feeding the poor African people.
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BILLY BRAGG: For some artists, being political is what sells their
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record, for good or bad. Certainly my audience is based on political stuff.
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Nobody ever asks me what guitar strings I use or what I was doing in my next
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video. They all want to know when I am going to think of a good rhyme for
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"socialism".
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PETER GABRIEL: I really hope young people get a sense that they CAN make
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a difference in what is going on. I think that isthe most important thing-
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that they dont feel victims of the world; that they feel in charge of the
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world, because it's theirs to inherit.
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NONA HENDRYX: to me, the basic problem is to continue. Not only for the
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artist to do it but the audience or the people who are listening to stay
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involved. Not only on the large level, but on the small level, in your
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community, your neighborhood, your state.
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MERLE HAGGARD: was always necessary. From the time I was in the fourth,
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5th grade, it would be on my report cards, only the teachers would call it
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staring out the window. But what I was doing was trying to write songs.
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JACKSON BROWN: A door was kicked open with Band Aid and Live Aid so that
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you saw a little bit of the rest of the world. Then the door opened a little
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further when you saw that there was apartheid in south africa. Now the door
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has really been kicked wide open because you see that our government is
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involved in a lot of things like selling arms to Iran, trading arms for
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hostages, and diverting money illegally to wars that really can only be called
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private wars now.
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LITTLE STEVEN: In the media, that's where the battle is. that's where
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the communication is going on -- where the public opinion is going to be
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effected. That's were education is going to take place.
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Any of you who attended the Rutgers Conventin last spring will remember
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the seminar called Media, Modem, and Music put on by Abbie Hoffman, Marc
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Greenberg, and Little Steven. They dealt with a revolution in the music
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industry, (and moreso the WHOLE media industry) saying a major change was on
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its way. These quotes, and many others in last month's SPIN just grabbed my
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attention, and made me think that change might be already powerfully on its
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way. (especially if you heard any of Traci Chapman's other (pronounced "not
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played on the radio statons)) songs.
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At any rate, I didnt mean for this article to make sense as a whole. It
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was more or less a collage, of musical stuff that might get you grabbin your
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acoustic; or hopefully your million watt marshall stack. cause this shit has
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GOT to get out. s/ prime.
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FAH-Q'S CORNER.................
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Well here we are in Indianapolis. ATI had to go on vacation and just get
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away from the local secret service... I mean the police. This place is
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great. I am checking for 1800 diverters from my hotel room.
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You can do all kinds of schitt from a hotel room phone. When we checked
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in they never asked for ID so I told them I was Phillip Regular. They gave us
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a room in the exec section when I told them I ran a newspaper. The room cost
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33 a night with a bottle of wine. Well to get back to the phone. In this
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hotel they have a system that can dial direct to another room, just by dialing
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a 3 digit number.
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Well when I checked in the clerk told me I had to dial 0 and tell the
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desk I wanted an outside line. Well there is no dialtone on these fones, so i
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must be dead til you dial a #. Well I was in 136, and my friends were in 135.
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I dialed their # to tell them to wake up. When they hung up I got a dialtone.
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I dialed 0 for the desk but instead I got an operator from Indiana Bell. I
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called the office to get a printout of all the calls from this room and they
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said there WERE no calls. I don't know how that happened but I'm uploading
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this
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phile from the fone in my room right now and I'm not paying for it, I can
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assure you.
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rosto
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We found the rastafarians here in Indy. They are hanging around the
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courthouse handbilling. I lost mine, but it said along the lines: laws for po
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and the constitution grants freedom of religion, and their religion called for
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weed. So they should be able to use it in religions practice. They have been
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fighting for reform for 5 years here in Indy because there is a big order of
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Jamaicans and others who practice here in Indy.
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?
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I asked crash to marry me lastnite. She said yes. We will tell you when
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the wedding is. If I get everything set and get an apartment and stuff, the
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Prime Anarchist'll be the best man. I havent told him yet, so you know before
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he does.
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Goodbye from Indy the next trip will be to Hawaii on my honeymoon so
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listen for the hula issue.
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Fah-Q
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Live from INDY.
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Oh, the speed limit here is 65. For those of you who live in a 65 zone,
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the cops'll let you get away with 75-80 most of the time. They set their
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radar at 82 so you have a 17 mph leeway.
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bye
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Saw a neat ad on TV for Citibank (criminals they are!!!)
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It was a customer discussing her card's abuse, and how helpful citi-
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corpse was thru it all. They told her she wasnt responsible for the $200
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Amigas, sneekers, fonesex, etc, that likely showed up on her fonebill.
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"Had it been another company besides citibank, it would've been ME doing
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the talking..."
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Ha.
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As if some other company would be different. Gimme a break. YOU ARE
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RESPONSIBLE TO THE 1st $50 OF FRAUD AND THAT'S IT!!!
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To report a lost or stolen card, call 1-800-336-0046. I say call them at
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least once a day. Make up some names and addresses.
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"I dont remember the account #; can you look it up?"
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FLASH!!! I JUST DIALED IT AT 5AM AND GOT NO ANSWER. GAVE UP AFTER 130
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RINGS. IMAGINE THAT. MY CARD GOT STOLEN AND I CAN'T GET AHOLD OF THEM TO
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CANCEL IT. GIVES MY BURGLAR THAT EXTRA TIME TO PLAY AROUND WITH my CARD!!!
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Put those detectives to work.
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SUGGESTION OF THE MONTH: above cigarette machines and stuff in all the
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stores, you'll see APPLICATIONS to credit cards, motor clubs, vacation
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getaways, magazines, and assorted stuff. (especially citicorpse stuff)
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Send in about 30 or so. Blank? Inaccuracies? Full of swears? etc...
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IF YOU FIND MISTEAKS in this publication, please consider that they are
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theyre for a purpose. We publish something for everyone and some people are
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always looking for mistakes.
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THE VERY FAMOUS P A P
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/ / /
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prime
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anarchist
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productions
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numbers section
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Just remember. Running #'s is not only fun, it's a moral imperitive in
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215-820-3542 hear the prime anarchist's voice. Please dont leave a
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message on THAT box. He can no longer retrieve 'em.
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800-874-2369 (box 5212) Codesline. Second most agressive to date.
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805-681-5550 (5095) 3rd most agressive codezline (FLASH) (WENT DOWN
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WITHIN THE LAST HOUR)
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516-751-2600 2600 Magazine (the hacker quarterly) voice number.
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800-999-club have your credit card ready to set up your own personal
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mailbox on CLUB's voice messaging system.
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Trivia type stuff: Since 1935, Parker Brothers has produced nearly
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3,000,000,000 little green houses for its Monopoly game.
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A mailcarrier, injured after stopping a rolling car from running over an
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elderly woman, was reprimanded by his superiors for engaging in "an unsafe act
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Introducing Vice President George Bush at a fund-raising dinner, Wisconsi
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Governor Tommy Thompson proclaimed, "It's time for the Bush pregnancy to
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begin".
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. . . . . . . . .
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some . . people.
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.are. . just. so.
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. . stupid. . . .
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. . . . . . . . .
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About 4 months ago I ran a dial-a-joke with one of the PAP phone lines.
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Every day I put up a new joke or two and it was pretty radical. I had some
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weird responses I'll tell you.
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There was one subtle one where I spoofed an operator and assumed everyone
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Dial a Joke. All of our jokes are currently busy, but if you please hold, the
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next available joke will be right with you. Guess what?
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These three girls waited there for half an hour for the "next available
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joke". My machine got to eavesdrop on a 30 minute conversation between these
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3 girls about goldfish, boys, money, school, and assorted other boring stuff
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Well this one takes the cake, and I've decided to reprint the transcr
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you. This one is NOT 30 minutes, it's just 3 minutes, cause I switched my
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machine over after that 30 minute fiasco.
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This girl (they sounded like navy wives) had her friend call my machine
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on three-way, and after the beep, they started gabbin about the machine. She's
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really creative. the girl gave me credit for 3 jokes I NEVER once put on my
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machine. I guess she couldnt remember what the jokes were, so she made them
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up.
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My machine message that day went: "You have reached Lingering Linguini
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Pasta Shop. Flour you doing? Dough go away, we'll be right back. Just leave
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your macaroni on medium high heat; and we'll return the flavor. Thanks for
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cooking. Ravioli. Ha. I kill me.
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Here's what they said. (southern accents) "It's paaaaaaaasta." "nice,
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huh? The last one? He changes it every now and again, ok? Last one I called.
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He goes-- he was singin about the EB's. You know. Bein on strike? He goes
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EB'ers, boy this is the pits, and if you dont believe me, you can eat this
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shiiiiiiiiiiit."
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'N then he was singin, n he goes well this is the story that's all I have
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to tell, n if y'all dont like it, you can all go to hell. (she's laughin
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hysterically now)
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Where did you get this numbuh?
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It was on this bank. The bank of barney? And someone stuck it on the ban
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of barney. So I said what the hells dialajoke, so I ripped it off 'n brought
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it home.
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And anyway, he was talkin about it. and it sounded cute, right? so I
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said, well, damn. I'm gonna call this number every now and then and find out
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what he does, cause, see? he changed it again. He changed it wver, cause last
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time it was the EB'ers, and this one was about Pasta. I wonder wht the next
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one's gonna be. hahahaha.
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I like the ending though. God I kill myself.
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Ha! I kill myself. hehehe
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Ravioli, heh heh heh.
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Anyway, it was cute. This cute little talkin machine. He changes it
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every time that makes the secone-- or third, time he's changed it. Oh, and
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one, he was talkin about his wife. He goes, Oh boys, bat down the hatch, I'm
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gonna go see my wife and get me some snatch. And I'm goin Oh my
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gawwwwwwwwwwwwwd. I let Chuck listen to that one; he wuz laughin? And he
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expects you to leave a message after hearin that.
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that's silly.
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I'd like to know who he is.
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Oh, he's stupid. I coulda done something to that and made a hundred
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bucks; but I turned it down.
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what did you do?
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<Then the 3 minute message limiter cuts em off>
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That drove me crazy. They called early in the morning when I was just
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starting to wake up too. And I couldnt figure out what was goin on. But when
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I played it back I figured out one had the other on 3way, and they had no idea
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the machine was recordin them talkin about it.
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What a scream.
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This has been ATI ten. Keep in mind. eleven and 12 came out before this
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issue, but this was meant to be ten, so we're keepin it that way. Hope you
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Gfiles: (1-5, ^1),?,Q :
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vol. 2 issue 12
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went to press, 23rd sept.
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t-philed, 10-3-88
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SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE 23 Sept 1988 With an eye on trashy type stuff.
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** disclaimer **
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************** This issue was made "B-4" 10, and 11.
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So, here it is. another pfine pap production.
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Saturday afternoon, an attack on Pfizer and General Dynamics will begin.
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We're not gonna key in on those two, you can go to the function if you wanna
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know more about THEIR enviro- problems. (Fort Griswold Park, Sat., Sept 24,
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10am) We're gonna try tackling some of the less obvious companies in our
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locale here.
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First, a very short word on Pfizer. The only major company left in South-
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eastern Connecticut that hasn't pulled out of South Africa.
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Next a quick word on GD.
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ATI recently did a special survey of the Electric Joke shityard grounds for
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ARDIS (John Stockwell's group) and Del- Aware (Abbie Hoffman's band of weary
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travelers) to see if EB could do any sneaky shit under the FEMA project. We
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concluded that it would be too hard to convert any buildings from their
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current purpose over to concentration camps for the blacks and dissidents as
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per Louis Guiffrida's "California Paper".
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2 days after the document hit the post office, General Dynamics announced
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the go-ahead for a large toxic waste incinerator.
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Now what could a conservative state do with a row of large stoves??? At any
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rate, we all know that EB and Pfizer are naughty. Let's list a few other local
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bad boys.
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1)Mystic Color Lab 1)silver 2 EB 2 toxic waste 3
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pfizer 3 t. w. 4)Dow 4)latex sux!!!
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5)Hess 5)Waste oil 6)Soneco 6)can you say
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cyanide.?. 7)Millstone 7)lubricants
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ind. waste. 8)Naval base 8)old diesel
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9)Ming Garden 9)grease traps 0)Evans Shell 0)waste oil in
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sewers.
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where's doug???
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Mystic Color Lab got nailed last month for dumping excess quantities of silver
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into the river. They were supposed to undergo weekly monitoring; but lo and
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behold!!! They've suddenly cut back enormously.
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Is this real?
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The silver that's being dumped is what's left after 3 attempts to
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electronically pan out each silver molecule. What's left cannot be gotten.
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The silver (alone or joined) is VERY dangerous to plant life in and out of the
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rivers. To meet standards, MCL has attached a 3rd chemical making it LOOK like
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they've cleaned up their act.
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Bullshit.
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MCL is still damaging us.
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As we said, EB is doing mega toxic waste. EB is also responsible for a large
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portion of our nation's acid rain problems.
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So is Pfizer. Some suggest AIDS got its genesis at an African branch of
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Pfizer Corp.
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A word on DOW: ever get really sick from lighting a styrofoam cup on fire?
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One cup? Dow, burns about 1000 cups worth of styrofoam a day.
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Hess? Waste oil is no fun. This stuff shows up in the Thames river now and
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then. Fish dont like waste oil. You know things are bad when you open up a can
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of tuna (in its own oils) and you see a tiny little barge floating around
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trying to make a delivery and it asks you where the dock is between Pfizer and
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EB.
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Soneco burns all their boxes instead of trucking them out to New Jersey. Too
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expensive. These boxes are chemically treated so they're strong enough to hold
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harsh stuff.
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Millstone is responsible for a LOT of industrial waste. It's not just for
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radiation any more. hehehe. You'll see a lot of lubricants and shaved up
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metals floating around in Waterford's waters.
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The Naval base stored up diesel fuel for the past 40 years. They simply ran
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out of room on the lower base. So, now they burn up about 3 drums a day. 35
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year old diesel fuel has a distinctive odor. Much like raw bat-shit.
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Ming Garden. Why did MG make our hit- list? Don't panic. It's not for their
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way of handling the excess kitten population; although rumors fly. Ming Garden
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their greasetraps right down into the ground at the end of each night. Ever
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wonder where crabgrass comes from?
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Evans Shell. Again; another purely arbitrary assignment. This guy's gonna
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have to take the heat for ALL the service stations that clean engines right
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over a sewer grate. Also going into these sewer grates are any leftover,
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useless, (and very potent) oils and assorted solvents.
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There you have it. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Apple core; say no
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more.
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........................ .a nonpaid advertisement. (hey. we're
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........................ havin trouble
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collectin our debts just like the rest of em!!!)
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The all new FNORD TORMENT.
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100% stainless steel tires that whir at 30 MPH; and scream really high at
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60.
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FNORD TORMENT has 20 foot tunable hydraulic shocks for slipping over VW's in
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heavy traffic.
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The TORMENT has a LARGE hood scoop that eats mosquitos, gnats, and medium
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sized birds and water foul; converting them to fuel.
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A 32 character LED panel in the window is for typing in obscenities at
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tailgators, and would-be tailgators. Also serves as a written warning in
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advance of Super-illuso-brakes.
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Toggle break lights are there for when you dont want to actually use your
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breaks; but you want to get someone off your ass while still maintaining an
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accelleration.
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For those not shaken up by FNORD TORMENT's fake brakelights; uzi-lookin
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things pup up out the tailfins. And for unbelievers: fullsized ammo.
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For people who wont turn off their highbeams, a megawatt Amtrak Halogen
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light on the front. Part # w.att.1k; commonly referred to as the "DEATH RAY".
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New TORMENT D-Day style launch pad allows marbles and glass tacks to roll
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out back from the underside of the FNORD TORMENT.
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12" woofers and 5" piezos with a drop-in overhead microphone, are stock with
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this FNORD for announcing things like, "get the fuck outa the way", or "sunday
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driver".
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Special option can be ordered for this FNORD model: a wireless helmet with a
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built in condenser mic and infra red goggles for night driving when you just
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dont feel like turning on your lights.
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Drunk drivers got you down? Someone weaving in and out, taking away your
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concentration? Maybe endangering your life? Turn on the special glowlights
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that whisper a shimmering flow from one side of the FNORD to the other making
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his world spin sideways. The drunk will lose all judgement and go wail an
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embankment or guardrail all by himself.
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Th TORMENT is an electronically fuel injected turbo-charged all terrain
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As hightech as this vehicle is; The FNORD TORMENT'S alarm system is still a
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female pit bull terrier.
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-kh- that was a something on the lighter side from Kevin Nukkl-Hed.
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K.nukkl-hed is a contributing editor.
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AN EYE ON THE STRIKE
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With Hurricane Gilbert dead and gone, outpuffed and petered out, done went
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and skidaddled, there's a new storm brewin in rotten Groton, Connecticut.
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Electric Joke has filed an "unfair strike" charge against the MTC. (metal
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trades council)
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Admin says they only gave 29 days notice; MTC claims they gave
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/----------------------
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/ this column brought /
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/ to you by Pfizer; /
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/ germ warfare capital/
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/ of the world!!! /
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84. It's a quiet strike; you can drive up or down Eastern Point Road without
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fear of getting your car tipped over.
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So far.
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Other unions across the nation have promised to show up and help out when
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the going gets rough. People promising are the Teamsters, the United
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Paperworkers, Entertainment Guild, and Ronald Reagan.
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Past rallies have been fair to midland considering the weather and stuff.
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Next rally is scheduled for Saturday, October 8. This is apparently going to
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be held at one of the main gates. this seems to be a union that refuses to be
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broken. We'll have to wait and see.
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FAH-Q'S CORNER >>>>>>>..
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. .
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"I WAS JUST PUTTING litter . . in its place". . .
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Well, i was driving down the . . road in Groton city and i blew my nose
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littering and said it carried a $500 fine. i said all i was doing was
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following what i learned as a kid. he asked me what i was talking about. i
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said well if i put the kleenex in the garbage can what would it be. he said
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garbage. ok, and if i put the kleenex on the ground what is it. he said
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litter. i said good, i was just putting litter in its place. he laughed so
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hard he let me go.
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($)($)($)($)($)($)($)
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($)NOTAS MUSICAS!!! ($)
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($)($)($)($)($)($)($)
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NO ONE HAS more to say lyrically about our environment than Little Steven.
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Here's a few quips from the guy.
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"The land is my mother
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she is worth dying for.
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I've walked the path of peace
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but I aint runnin no more.
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"THey've got their silver and gold.
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Money wont be enough.
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When they try to explain to children
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Why they've poisoned their own blood
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"As long as the 4 winds blow
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Our spirits remain
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The 4 winds will never
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Blow away America's shame.
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........................
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. !!! .
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.Little Steven is world .
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.famous for his solo .
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.projects like SunCity .
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.and the Amnesty project.
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.He's also a consultant .
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. with a National Student
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. Convention movement. .
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. His biggest concerns .
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. seem to be Indians, the
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.environment, and world . .peace...................
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WCNI southeastern Connecticut's only real radiostation... unless you count
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Q-1-0-repeat. (W-U-B-boring) Blan, and REM like on your FM dial.
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ATI, Activist times inc, is a cyber- political newswire coming out about twice
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a week. Specials happen when ever they must.
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All ATI material is not copyright (c) 1988 so there is no such thing as
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plagiarism as regards this wire.
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To get a hard copy of ATI now and then, send a SASE to: Kelley BRO Box 94
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Groton, Ct. 06340
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Send extra stamps if ya wanna. We can never have too many stamps. Hint,
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hint; nudge, nudge. Wink, wink. Say no more...
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GOOD NEWS BAD NEWS:
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First the bad news.
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3 out of 4 people'll get gingevitis.
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Now the good news. 3 out of 4 wouldve gotten it anyways. Just still another
|
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product sold based on a created need and fear.
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When will this poppycock end???
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ATi is published by PAP prime
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/// anarchist
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productions ATi got its upstart online as a monthly
|
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e-newsletter at the underground bbs's in NEw York, and Rhode Island. Things
|
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moved toward a weekly, and hard copy was always in the works. Again, to get a
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HARD COPY: Send a SASE to: Kelley BRO Box 94 Groton, Ct 06340 Contributing
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editors: Prime Anarchist (215) Fah-Q (203) Aron Kay (718) Ground Zero (201)
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Repro (800) Fission (206) Highwayman (703)
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TALES GALLERY and the AUTOBAHN bbs are the awe-fish-y'all ATI host boards now.
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Call them for the fastest availablility at:
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201-644-2335 associated press for blind
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real name, computer, software, nor any other thing belonging to
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him or her.
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I. (201)644-2335 (AP) newsline for
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O. the visionless
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(718)528-9979 THE tonesweep. (loop
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checker generator.
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See if something bugz
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you.
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(516)751-2600 2600 Magazine
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P A P
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/ / / (prime anarchist productions)
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PRESENT:
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ads, articles, thingies gathered
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from wherever.
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(attendance Optional But Strongly
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Suggested)
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THE COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE CABARET
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SCHRUB IN 88!!
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GEORGE SCHRUB'S
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SHADOW
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PRESIDENTIAL
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CAMPAIGN
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KICKOFF
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Featuring Dave Lippman. Just returned
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from the Edinburgh Theatre Festival
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October 5th
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Doors Open $4. Gen
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7:30 pm $2 stud.
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Concert at 8
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& CONTRAGATE RAP TUNE
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OLLIE'S ODE TO BILL CASEY
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SHADOW PLATFORM
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CUP O'SUN productions.
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= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
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FILM SEIZED IN SOUTH AFRICA
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(PAP) JOHANNESBURG, SA--Police
|
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Tuesday ordered the seizure
|
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of video cassette-recordings of
|
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the anti-apartheid film
|
|
"Cry Freedom", which was banned from
|
|
cinemas two months ago.
|
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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
|
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while in police detention in 1977, and
|
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Donald Woods, a white newspaper editor
|
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who befriended Biko.
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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|
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?
|
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That's why I'm bringing back Steal
|
|
This Book, and Dancing Thru the Ice Age
|
|
If all goes well, I'll bring back
|
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Woodstock Nation too.
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|
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***Steal This Postcard***
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CONTEMPORY CLASSICS
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PO Box 15
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|
Worcester, MA 01613
|
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Steal this Book.
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|
Steal This Urine Test.
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|
Square Dancing In the Ice Age.
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write, or call 617-753-5418 for
|
|
prices &/or more info.
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|
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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THRILLERS AND KILLERS cassette book
|
|
reviews
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|
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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- - - - - - - - -
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(APWN)Storrs, CONN--
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|
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.
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|
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|
"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
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|
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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-----------------
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:
|
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:Fah-Q's corner.
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:
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:
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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!!!
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|
|
|
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".
|
|
|
|
==== ==== == === === ========= ===
|
|
FOLK TIME AT THE OLD HOMESTEAD !!!
|
|
==== ==== == === === ========= ===
|
|
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???
|
|
|
|
:G: :D7: :G: :C7: :G: :D7: :G:
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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.
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|
|
|
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...
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|
C'mon ride for freedom, c'mon...
|
|
None of us are free, less'n all of
|
|
Us are free.
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|
This train won't allow apartheid...
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Segregation, degredation...
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GRAFFITTI FOUND ON BATHROOM WALL
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"Do 8-balls, not baseballs"
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Shit.
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What're they teachin you in school???
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=-= =-= =-= =-= =-= === --- =-= =-=
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(special pap stuff)--
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Is "let them eat cake" day coming up?
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I saw Dairy Queen is runnin a promo
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called that. Come to think of it, I
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d o remember it being sometime
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around Columbos day. For those of you
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just tuning in, some queen in olde times got snagged. Someone overheard
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her speaking about the poor
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impoverished (redundancy used on
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purpose, because) peasants. when asked
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what she planned regarding her lower
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class; she quoth, "let them eat cake".
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Colleges often times use this every
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year to get political thought rolling
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by having a bake sale in her name. I
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remember it being fall, Sept/Octoberish
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but I cant put my finger on the exact
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date. Oh well. I'll've to ask someone.
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WCNI INCW WCNI INCW WCNI INCW WCNI INCW
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RADIOWATCH!!! a p a p
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/ / / exclusive
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The local radio station was playin
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some serious disco tonite. After about
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11 minutes, (all I could take, really)
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I switched over to the commercial
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stations but found myself back to CNI.
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It was tolerable I guess. Hey at
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least I hadn't heard the same songs
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"over and over and over". No matter
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how different the stuff is, at least
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it's a refreshing change as opposed
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to the week's top 20 played over and
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over and over. I come from an old metal background.
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You know,,, Purple, Zeppelin,
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Aerosmith, Cult, Sabbath, etc. This
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new stuff is for the birds. But I'll
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listen to anything once or twice.
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That's the new wave side to me, I
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guess. Opens me for different
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cultures, modes, genres. As long as
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you don't play 8 O'clock's song at
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12 O'clock and then again at 4, only
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to repeat it again at 8.
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Do that and I tune your station
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out!!!
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-=-=>BIRD TYPE STUFF<=-=-
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(APWN)-TENN--Danny Quayle was
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telling Chattanooga community
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college that America was
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gonna be on top.
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"We're going to be the envy of the
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World", said the chap.
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With his southern accent, I thought
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for sure I heard "end of the world".
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Had to play it back on my TV a 3rd
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time before I reproved to myself that
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he wasnt assuring armageddon.
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NO JACK KENNEDY
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How the hell can a redneck hick
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from Indiana running on a
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conservative ticket that makes
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McCarthy look wimpy even THINK we're
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gonna see him as the next JFK???
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Adolf hitler, maybe; but JFK???
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No.
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(APWN)Philadelphia--ABBIE HOFFMAN ON
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ACTIVISM: The Philly electric company
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is upset with me because I'm not just
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blowin windmills. They know I'm one
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fuck of an organizer. And I'm
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willing to risk everything.
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Everything.
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That's the mentality you've gotta
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develop. Not who you gonna vote for.
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You've gotta say, how do we get block
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booking now, or how do we get the
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cars together, what points are we
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gonna raise, are we just gonna go
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there to bullshit to argue that
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local organizings more important or
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we need a black woman lesbian
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leader the first time who's against
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a vegitarian cabbage kid supporting
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arms struggle; is that what you're
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gonna do? Stay home.
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Do I think the press should be
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allowed to say we're at war right
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now? Think about 1 million Indians
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in Guatemala killed or driven out
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of their homes.
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WELL THAT'S IT FOR ATI 13. THE
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Special 13 colonies issue. Hope you
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liked it. And watch for 14!!! Gonna
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be a douzy. Hmmm. How do you spell
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douzey, anyways??? duze-ey??? Hmmm.
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Hey, mon...
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