FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST-digest V3 #10

2001-09-23 Thread jason pierce
I did, in fact, look at your sources. Not exactly the most unbiased sources of info on the middle east (yes, even Amnesty International!) in my opinion. Noam Chomsky?! Oh the pain. But of course I always take as gospel whatever Ted Koppel says... well for the sake of credibility why not humor

FLUXLIST: re badgergirl

2001-09-22 Thread jason pierce
And what's more wearisome still is using this situation to propagate anti-Israeli sentiment among the under educated and ill-informed. Speaking of which, I'm very curious as to the sources of your FACTs. There are many ways to spin a piece of info, friend, (but clearly you already have this

FLUXLIST: fluxism as anti state terrorism

2001-09-17 Thread jason pierce
terrorist acts EXCEPT ITS OWN, simply only when it's convienant for them to do and they have been doing this for years. ~jason pierce some good links for accurate information http://www.merip.org/palestine-israel_primer/toc-pal-isr-primer.html http://www.zmag.org/

FLUXLIST: subtitled

2001-09-09 Thread jason pierce
the Twelve Fate Game is now subtitled in mandarin http://www.onyxmirr.org/Game.html ~jason

FLUXLIST: Penchant Transgression [roughly 152 Bennett poems since oct 24th]

2001-07-23 Thread jason pierce
1 [sic] 2 and these mowers [automaton] 3 The sky is an immortal tent built by [marked by fast and nervous] 4 the Spectre and its cruel Shadow. [that are related to the squirls] 5 As to that false appearance which appears (more codons that are genetic nonsense] 6 Moving by compulsion each

FLUXLIST: missing [addendum]

2001-07-23 Thread jason pierce
if you will note on line 28 of my poem there appears to be a missing addendum.or one that appears to be not included. it was not intentional. knowing what sticklers you guys are for addendums i will provide it now with my most humble apologies 28 To fade away like transient day from her

FLUXLIST: The victorian age: [germanic marsupial addendum]

2001-06-26 Thread jason pierce
[sic] trap poor [fehlerhaft automaton] Thy transgressions, great and small. [Vermin` derung] I wandered through each chartered street, [zerstruet`] Every blackening church appals, [menthol metaphysik] Has bereaved of their life. [lilliputa`ner milizen] craving wind attend each night [abhoren

FLUXLIST: resistance is futile with fresh fruit addendum

2001-06-24 Thread jason pierce
lichtomorph [cumquats] me likey sue likey, tedious [granny smith apples] akhenaten no new, no knew [fruit salad] coup de tete` coup de chapel [insert your own with respect to fresh fuit] no plainer.not lack (ing) in squid like pathology [mangos] tedious repetition...with respect to

FLUXLIST: re anti art

2001-06-05 Thread jason pierce
Jason Pierce did. I would never use the word daft unless I was making fun of the English. Here is another quote on our topic (anti-art, not making fun of the English):

FLUXLIST: re re anti art

2001-05-30 Thread jason pierce
his intent is just becoming another spectator thus no authority on the result (his paintings) of his efforts. At 4:08 AM -0500 5/30/01, jason pierce wrote: but, as you said before, the artist's statement is a 'result' as well... why shouldn't we concern ourselves with language as an observable

FLUXLIST: re anti art

2001-05-30 Thread jason pierce
i never suggested that artist have little idea, and even less control of what they do. but you interpreted it that waythats what i'm talking about. more that artist have little idea or control over how it is viewed. or just that intent is no authority on meaning. obviously M. Duchamp

FLUXLIST: re anti art

2001-05-29 Thread jason pierce
iieee! did i say preconcieved societal conceptions? i meant to say societal preconceptions sorry, jason

FLUXLIST: rereresol

2001-05-28 Thread jason pierce
i am responsible for my own actions. the choice was mine. i didn't foist responsibility on my friend. a bogus theory is pure conjecture on your part. or do you claim to know exactly what every person is thinking? or do you have proof that i am the only one that felt Bennett was posting too

No Subject

2001-05-28 Thread jason pierce
if i'm only seeking attention then why attack me? you are only encouraging me right? or are you and deborah just trying to seek attention for yourselves? jason At 10:44 PM -0700 5/27/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: if j.pierce is not seeking attention, why seven messages in the space of an hour? i

FLUXLIST: rerere deborah

2001-05-28 Thread jason pierce
vote, links for everyone At 03:38 PM 5/27/01 -0500, jason pierce wrote: that brings up another thing if somebody wants to publicly post their poetry they should expect a little negative criticism. it kind of goes with the territory. Saying someone's work shouldn't be posted, when they happen

FLUXLIST: re BULLY

2001-05-28 Thread jason pierce
i guess deborah can throw her bogus theory theory out the window now. i must note that terrence is being much more tactful than i was, but then he wasn't erroneously attacked. i agree with terrence j At 10:44 PM -0700 5/27/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 19:25:14 -0700 From:

FLUXLIST: re: jason pierce

2001-05-28 Thread jason pierce
you are right, i apologise, though you may never read this. jason reply button fever (at least delet irrelevent parts of the original message!)

FLUXLIST: re BULLY

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
someone elses work. in certain situations harsh criticisms if they are accurate can be very beneficial. harsh criticism could make Bennett a better artist, who knows? j At 11:43 PM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Jason Pierce, Why you seem so invested in getting your way about this is beyond

FLUXLIST: re FLUXLIST

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
i would normally leave but except for a few things i like the fluxlist. i'm loving it because it brings up alot of social ideologies i don't really care how much attention i'm getting. if i were a spectator in this i would be just as interested or loving it so to speak. jason At 11:43 PM -0700

FLUXLIST: rerererere sol

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
there jason At 11:43 PM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Date: Sat, 26 May 2001 12:13:44 -0600 From: Deborah [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: rererere sol At 01:58 PM 5/26/01 -0500, jason pierce wrote: fine with me, i was just trying to help out some friends that were irritated

FLUXLIST: rererer FAPA

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
very similiar to watching the same comercial over and over. i feel like i'm taking a test or something, what's with all the questions i'm getting? is being annoyed by monotony that difficult to understand? jason At 11:43 PM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Date: Sat, 26 May 2001

FLUXLIST: while i'm at it

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
i agree with everything josh says or will say on the issue of anti art. jason At 11:43 PM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Date: Sat, 26 May 2001 21:31:07 -0700 From: Josh Ronsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: RE: Questions (anti-art) A day after I posted my question, I came

FLUXLIST: re scott rigby

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
.html alan bowman writes a fffo announcement http://www.mail-archive.com/fluxlist@scribble.com/msg05131.html hello my name is _. I'm new to the list. I have interesting things to say, which may be found at this link http://www.mail-archive.com/fluxlist@scribble.com/msg05799.html jason pierce suggests

FLUXLIST: rere vote, links for everyone

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
that brings up another thing if somebody wants to publicly post their poetry they should expect a little negative criticism. it kind of goes with the territory. why post it to be left alone? that is the worst crime in the art world is people leaving things alone. that is how things get better,

FLUXLIST: ideology and social context

2001-05-27 Thread jason pierce
is Deborah so the issue is just subjective conjecture on her part (and mine as well). jason pierce rep. FAPA

FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST-digest V1 #708

2001-05-26 Thread jason pierce
Self Defense!!! j At 11:33 AM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: At 01:29 PM 5/25/01 -0500, you wrote: my apologies but i am still going to post mock poetry untill bennett stops. Aggression!!! So much energy focused into the head of a needle for the forcing of one's will. sigh Human

FLUXLIST: re carols response

2001-05-26 Thread jason pierce
carol, get a more origional comeback. j At 11:33 AM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: jason, get a life. c.

FLUXLIST: rererere sol

2001-05-26 Thread jason pierce
fine with me, i was just trying to help out some friends that were irritated with Bennets poetry bombardment. j At 11:33 AM -0700 5/26/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Dear Jason, As I said before you've made your point. I'm not going to waste any more of my time with this issue. If you respond to

FLUXLIST: rerere FAPA

2001-05-26 Thread jason pierce
with a link, a fluxlister (more notably the digesters) that doesn't want to read it doesn't have to. and a fluxlister that wants to read it can. on the digest when bennett post like 3 poems on one digest you are kind of forced to read it as you scroll down. plus it just condenses the information.

FLUXLIST: rerer vote

2001-05-26 Thread jason pierce
A) should we have a vote on these issues? yea for vote nay for no vote 1) i suggest we have a vote on the whether Bennett should post his poetry with a link or not issue. actually lets not just single out bennett what about links for all aesthetic (mostly poetry) presentation on fluxlist? yea

FLUXLIST: re response to FAPO

2001-05-25 Thread jason pierce
[strawberries] mushu pork [almonds are not fruit] liggu ligggu shrimp fried rice [pomengranates] licko licko fundu for the masses [grapes, the seedless variety] jason pierce rep Fluxlisters Against Poetry Overload

FLUXLIST: re:response to FAPA

2001-05-25 Thread jason pierce
source) if he does then i will continue my personal blockading activities. so it's up to him if he wishes to coninue this lack of consideration for his feelings. as it was up to him from the very start. he had all the time in the world to consider that he may be posting too much poetry. Jason Pierce

FLUXLIST: Re: Bennett

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
of at least 1 FAPA member. Jason Pierce rep. Fluxlisters Against Poetic Aggression At 9:42 AM -0700 5/24/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Hi all, There have been some complaints about the volume and frequency of John's posting his work to FLUXLIST and a faction has given him notice and asked him to cease

FLUXLIST: Re: Bennet

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
to cram their poetry down your throats if you are stupid enough to subscibe to the list. ofcourse fuss can be fun too. some people owe me one. jason pierce rep. Fluxlisters Against Poetic Aggression At 12:18 PM -0700 5/24/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 12:35:08 +0100 From

FLUXLIST: Blockade: FAPA response re aggresion

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
Title: Blockade: FAPA response re aggresion bloke, poke, stoat i think that i shall never see a tree as lovely as an ostrich in november Bennett pokereprise...anacromagnon ,not a word neophyte tourette parting glance. eclipsed in ardorous crater fixation, meaning in absence of such,

FLUXLIST: Re:Bennett aggresion

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
Title: Re:Bennett aggresion instructions: feel free to copy/paste poem and resubmit 5 times a week to FLUXLIST, why bother with comming up with new random words. or you can insert your own random phraseology at any point of this poem. it matters little either way. bloke, poke, stoat i think

FLUXLIST: Fresh fruit re: bennett agression

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
Title: Fresh fruit re: bennett agression fresh fruit addendum [sic] bloke, poke, stoat [strawberries] i think that i shall never see a tree as lovely as an ostrich [pomengranates] in november Bennett pokereprise...anacromagnon ,not a word [bannanas] neophyte tourette parting

FLUXLIST: sorry

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
i did not intend for this stuff to appear: At 3:37 PM -0700 5/24/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: divto FLUXLIST, why bother with comming up with new random words. or you can/div divinsert your own random phraseology at any point of this/div divpoem. it matters little either way./div divbr/div

FLUXLIST: i forgot a title

2001-05-24 Thread jason pierce
some people religiously(?) adhere to and perpetuate it like a crutch thus diminishing it's primary impact ..with fresh fruit addendum but that wasn't anywhere near as snappy. maybe i will just go with a nore simple Blockade with Fresh Fruit Addendum Jason Pierce rep. Fluxlisters Against

FLUXLIST: Re: historical poems

2001-04-22 Thread jason pierce
uuugh! a panda is not a marsupial...

FLUXLIST: Tournament of Blockades news and FAQ

2001-02-14 Thread jason pierce
he victors of germany which entually lead to WWII. so in a way the english blockade set in motion all the events that lead to Hitlers eventual rise to power etc. (see "propaganda" and "the effectiveness of naval blockades") Jason Pierce Coordinating Chairman, Tornament of Blockades Committee

FLUXLIST: International Tournament of Blockades call for entries

2001-02-13 Thread jason pierce
tographs can be sent via email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or snail to: Jason Pierce 5626 woodrow ave #j Austin, TX 78756 5. contestants may have as many entries as they please

FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST candidate

2001-01-23 Thread jason pierce
to extract "the big bucks" from a sentimentally confused society. jason pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED]

FLUXLIST: all will be revealed

2000-10-26 Thread jason pierce
i have the photo that solves every single mystery known to man this photo is the key to the universe. when i discovered this photo and recognized it's implications i was bombarded by various death threats from groups that don't want this sort of information revealed. i found this photo on some