FLUXLIST: forget

2004-08-24 Thread John M. Bennett
forget
forget reeling
gutter haunter
banter flutter
ceiling intent
jewel thistle
kiosk rabbit
habit cost
whistle drool
exodus spitter
natty nestle
pestle fatty
quitter nexus
roster drummer
kudzu quibble
dribble muds
summer foster
locker central
murder slab
tablet further
ventral socker
Jim Leftwich  John M. Bennett 2004
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FLUXLIST: watching television - C'est-la-vie, night! wino...

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman
german tv?
Oh THOSE channels!  tut tut michael and you a vegan as well!

Nope german tv is not the norm here although we do get some dubbed german
police shows.

The coverage of the olympics has been something else too (like 4 years
ago) - they only seem to be interested in those events in which an italian
is competing - so you may find that on occasion the coverage suddenly
switches from the track and field to the cross-country rollerskating small
bore pistol event.

although saying that the italians are doing very well in the medals tables -
not quite well enough to justify the screaming hysteria of the commentators,
but..

better than the UK anyway!




- Original Message - 
From: michael leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: watching television


 ---We watched some italian tv in the hotel in venice
 recently and bemused by the many channels in german??!
 Is this common or just a whim of the hotel? Most of
 the offerings seemed pretty dire and made english tv
 seem very interlectual by comparison.

 michael. blogging away again.

 http://flobberlob.blogspot.com/

  Alan Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  i watch a little television almost every day (but i
  reckon it's still bigger
  than michael's)
 
  generally just the news, but sometimes a badly
  dubbed film or some real crap
  on mtv (but hey it's in english and it's better than
  fuming at very bad
  dubbing)
  in the winter i watch 'striscia la notizie'
  http://www.striscialanotizia.it/index.htm but prefer
   EZIO GREGGIO and ENZO
  IACCHETTI to Laurenti and Sasa'
 
  that was fascinating wasn't it?
 
 
 
 

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Re: FLUXLIST: windows

2004-08-24 Thread Crispin Webb
i also can see a ymca from my window ..
crispin




--- brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 i have four.
 kitchen: covered in burlap.
 downstairs balcony: covered in white towels.
 upstairs balcony: covered in tan towels.
 open area loft window: covered in drape.
covered in tan towels.
covered in piano rolls.
 
 i do not look out any of them due to the
   obvious, but when i first moved in i
   could see: kitchen: parking lot.
  downstairs: YMCA and another complex.
  upstairs: parking lot/strip mall
Mesa St.
  open area: YMCA and another complex.
 
 brian
 
 
   


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FLUXLIST: dot(s)

2004-08-24 Thread Jif413
would anyone care to help me make up words that incorporate the word 'dot' or 'dots'?

fussy dots
lotsadots
bondot
dotatem
condoted
metadot
dewdots


Re: FLUXLIST: dot(s)

2004-08-24 Thread John M. Bennett

doting
dotage
dottle


At 11:51 AM 8/24/2004 -0400, you wrote:
would anyone care to
help me make up words that incorporate the word 'dot' or 'dots'?

fussy dots
lotsadots
bondot
dotatem
condoted
metadot
dewdots 

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Re: FLUXLIST: watching television - C'est-la-vie, night! wino...

2004-08-24 Thread michael leigh
 --Forced to watch quite a lot of the Olympics at my
sisters as my brother in law has a rather complicated
tv system using a set top box and several handsets
which control it and only he knows the mysteries of
its workings! so the bbc olympic channel? was on
almost all the time excepts when we were watching his
dodgy dvd's- pirated copies of recnt flim s like
Who's Got My Balls? with Nifty Turner, Garfield the
Amazing Dull cat with Wifty Trumbills, Perogative
Explosive Whelk with Tufty Horncrout and Speadman Nine
with Gritty Hunkbole and Nifty Turner again. that
Nifty turner gets in all the films just lately. Most
seemed to be filmed from the first row of the stalls
so the ends were missing or fuzzy and shadows of
patrons kept creeping over the screen as they went for
a pee or an icecream etc.

We seem to be doing just as well as itlay in the medal
stakes. having just won another bronze for pie
lifting.

Michael

- Alan Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 german tv?
 Oh THOSE channels!  tut tut michael and you a vegan
 as well!
 
 Nope german tv is not the norm here although we do
 get some dubbed german
 police shows.
 
 The coverage of the olympics has been something else
 too (like 4 years
 ago) - they only seem to be interested in those
 events in which an italian
 is competing - so you may find that on occasion the
 coverage suddenly
 switches from the track and field to the
 cross-country rollerskating small
 bore pistol event.
 
 although saying that the italians are doing very
 well in the medals tables -
 not quite well enough to justify the screaming
 hysteria of the commentators,
 but..
 
 better than the UK anyway!
 
 
 
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: michael leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 8:38 PM
 Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: watching television
 
 
  ---We watched some italian tv in the hotel in
 venice
  recently and bemused by the many channels in
 german??!
  Is this common or just a whim of the hotel? Most
 of
  the offerings seemed pretty dire and made english
 tv
  seem very interlectual by comparison.
 
  michael. blogging away again.
 
  http://flobberlob.blogspot.com/
 
   Alan Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   i watch a little television almost every day
 (but i
   reckon it's still bigger
   than michael's)
  
   generally just the news, but sometimes a badly
   dubbed film or some real crap
   on mtv (but hey it's in english and it's better
 than
   fuming at very bad
   dubbing)
   in the winter i watch 'striscia la notizie'
   http://www.striscialanotizia.it/index.htm but
 prefer
EZIO GREGGIO and ENZO
   IACCHETTI to Laurenti and Sasa'
  
   that was fascinating wasn't it?
  
  
  
  
 
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FLUXLIST: Slow, S'taps

2004-08-24 Thread John M. Bennett




 

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wols shouting ,hsac ecnavda ,bung gnirons ,gut milk ,tooth tellaw
,hgih ash ,cash klim ,slow wallet ,tub trihs ,snore pael ,call bender
,slug mra ,gnub spill ,shirt drut ,soaped synapse ,llac splash ,turd
noitallecnac ,stung faucet ,redneb index ,puc sausage ,plunk supper
,tecuaf egasuas ,combing animation ,heads cage ,bmoc blood ,egac
smoke ekoms cage, doolb comb, egac sdaeh, noitamina gnibmoc,
sausage faucet, reppus knulp, egasuas cup, xedni bender, tecuaf gnuts,
cancellation drut, hsalps call, espanys depaos, turd trihs, llips bung,
arm guls, redneb llac, leap erons, shirt but, tellaw wols, milk hsac, hsa
high, wallet htoot, klim tug, snoring gnub, advance cash, gnituohs slow

cag

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S’taps
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spat’s shadow foco ,delbmut gnipees toward ry reddal clucking at the
teef ha delbmum licked the fly eht tsaor elbbub mated sticky htiw tumbled
wodahs feet roast yhguoc ni eht enohp ,ykcits ,swirling ,buzzing dnah ni
pocket lights ry strohs .phone the ylf eht bubbled etam taps ‘n coughs
eht throbbing bed lifts ssorca eht thgin night the across stfil deb
gnibborht the shguoc n’ spat mate delbbub the fly eht enohp. shorts yr
sthgil tekcop in hand gnizzub, gnilriws, sticky, phone the in coughy
tsaor teef shadow delbmut with ykcits detam bubble roast the ylf eht
dekcil mumbled ah feet eht ta gnikculc ladder yr drawot seeping tumbled,
ocof wodahs s’taps

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John M. Bennett



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FLUXLIST: travel

2004-08-24 Thread brian
Do you spend more time walking, or in a car?

brian



FLUXLIST: books

2004-08-24 Thread brian
If you are a reader and purchaser of e-books, along with
   physical print, which do you prefer?

brian




FLUXLIST: games

2004-08-24 Thread brian
Does anyone out there play video games?

brian




Re: FLUXLIST: dot(s)

2004-08-24 Thread Allan Revich



jetdots
dotspace
spacedots
dotsam
rotdot
dotrot
foxdot
dotter
dottily
dotten
bedotted
dotspot
open-dot
dottex
dotsex
dotsrage
redot
dottingly
lungdots
dotbed
dotknife
legdot
dotspots
q-dot
aldots

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 11:51 
  AM
  Subject: FLUXLIST: dot(s)
  would 
  anyone care to help me make up words that incorporate the word 'dot' or 
  'dots'?fussy 
  dotslotsadotsbondotdotatemcondotedmetadotdewdots 
  


FLUXLIST: games (continued)

2004-08-24 Thread brian
If you do play video games, which do you have/use and
   prefer?

PC
Nintendo (any generation and type)
PS/PS2
XBox
Atari (any generation)
various other systems

brian



FLUXLIST: games (continued Part Two)

2004-08-24 Thread brian
If possible, and with effort and serious modification, 
   would anyone care to play a  game  that is out there 
   right now?

brian




Re: FLUXLIST: storage

2004-08-24 Thread Allan Revich
delete
DELETE
D E L E T E



Re: FLUXLIST: windows

2004-08-24 Thread Allan Revich
I see the sun reflecting off a brick wall through the window of the office
next to me through the open door of the office.
.
- Original Message - 
From: Crispin Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: windows


 i also can see a ymca from my window ..
 crispin




 --- brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  i have four.
  kitchen: covered in burlap.
  downstairs balcony: covered in white towels.
  upstairs balcony: covered in tan towels.
  open area loft window: covered in drape.
 covered in tan towels.
 covered in piano rolls.
 
  i do not look out any of them due to the
obvious, but when i first moved in i
could see: kitchen: parking lot.
   downstairs: YMCA and another complex.
   upstairs: parking lot/strip mall
 Mesa St.
   open area: YMCA and another complex.
 
  brian
 
 
 


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Re: FLUXLIST: what I did on my summer vacation

2004-08-24 Thread ArtnAnts

In a message dated 8/23/04 3:23:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


was it perhaps an Ed and Nancy Reddin Kienholz piece, Madawg?


that doesnt ring a bell- the last name might be Blain but not sure. The idea was when you walked into the garage you were suppose to have the same sensation as walking into an Egyptian tomb. Sort of uncovering the relics of a culture. Instead  of a mummy it was a beat up old Dodge Dart.


Re: FLUXLIST: windows

2004-08-24 Thread ArtnAnts
I have 14 windows with no curtains except 3-by Madawg


Re: FLUXLIST: dot(s)

2004-08-24 Thread ArtnAnts

In a message dated 8/24/04 7:52:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


would anyone care to help me make up words that incorporate the word 'dot' or 'dots'?



ididots

by Madawg


Re: FLUXLIST: cellular phones

2004-08-24 Thread ArtnAnts

In a message dated 8/23/04 3:24:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:



in the package the disc came in should have been a

    matchbook.

 if not, then i will send one again.

  



oops!! I dug deeper into the package and found it! But I have no way to record it but I will call the number and give you a written account, okay? Madawg


FLUXLIST: : dot(s)

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman
looks better in courier new 

0016(0010) - 
0032(0020) - 
0048(0030) - 
0064(0040) - 
0080(0050) - 
0096(0060) - 
0112(0070) -007D001D ...
0128(0080) 444F542020202020-202020202020202E DOT .
0144(0090) 444F542020202020-202020202020202E DOT .
0160(00A0) 444F542020202020-202020202020202E DOT .
0176(00B0) 444F5420444F5420-2020202020202E2E DOT DOT .. 
0192(00C0) 444F5420444F5420-2020202020202E2E DOT DOT .. 
0208(00D0) 444F5420444F5420-2020202020202E2E DOT DOT .. 
0224(00E0) 444F5420444F5420-444F5420202E2E2E DOT DOT DOT ...
0240(00F0) 444F5420444F5420-444F5420202E2E2E DOT DOT DOT ...
0256(0100) 444F5420444F5420-444F5420202E2E2E DOT DOT DOT ...
0272(0110) 444F5420444F5420-2020202020202E2E DOT DOT .. 
0288(0120) 444F5420444F5420-2020202020202E2E DOT DOT .. 
0304(0130) 444F5420444F5420-2020202020202E2E DOT DOT .. 
0320(0140) 444F542020202020-202020202020202E DOT .
0336(0150) 444F542020202020-202020202020202E DOT .
0352(0160) 444F542020202020-202020202020202E DOT .
0368(0170) 2020202020202020-2020202020202020 
0384(0180) 2020202020202020-2020202020202020 
0400(0190) 2020202020202020-2020202020202020 
0416(01A0) 2020202020202020-20200D0A0D0A2020  
0432(01B0) 20202020A0202020-20A0202020202020 . . 
0448(01C0) 20A0202020A02020-2020202020202020 . . 
0464(01D0) 20202020202020A0-2020202020A02020 . .
0480(01E0) 202020A020202020-A0202020A0202020 . . . 
0496(01F0) 8D0A202020202020-2020202020202020 .. 






FLUXLIST: coming soooon

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman
coming soon to an fffo website near you:

a portrait of secret fluxus by reed altemus!

yeah!!

is jest dat ava bean snow dunder late lea annal get towhit hinder knee are
few tour eye prom miss!

should be up in the next day or two

bests

alan






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address conflicts!! bodes well doesn't it?!?





FLUXLIST: dottle

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman



dottle
in 'geordie' (the dialect from newcastle upon tyne 
- englandland) the phrase

'divvint drop yeor dottle on the proggy 
mat'

means 

'kindly desist from allowing your cigarette ash 
from falling onto the (proggy) mat'

a proggy mat is a mat made my 'progging' or pushing 
scraps of fabric through a sort of mesh to make a mat.

to prog someone is to to give them a 
poke.

'see that aa'd gadjie owa theor? gan an givvum a 
prog, make sure he's not deed'

'I say, do you see that old chap over there? Go and 
try and wake him, make sure he's ok'
a suitable beginners guide: (although not the 
best it's fairly accurate)

http://www.une.edu.au/langnet/geordie.htm#bkgd-hce

it's an interesting dialect as true Geordie is 
supposed to be as close to the 'olde english'/'anglo saxon' as you'll 
get.

For Fun:

Go to London with a load of Geordies watch 
the panic on the faces of the locals - especially when the Geordies ask for a 
pint of 'scotch', which in newcastle is a beer (Scotch Ale) and in London, well 
it's 'scotch'



Re: FLUXLIST: games

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman



 Does anyone out there play video games?


I'm positive someone does, somewhere.  otherwise where have all those
playstations gone?





FLUXLIST: PC Plod

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman
PC

i went to school with P.C. and now lots of my brother's friends are
P.C.s,many of them not terribly p.c.

i tend not to hang around with P.C.s whether p.c. or not

Plods!





Re: FLUXLIST: games (continued Part Two)

2004-08-24 Thread Alan Bowman
me me me me me me !!
- Original Message - 
From: brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FluxList [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 7:16 PM
Subject: FLUXLIST: games (continued Part Two)


 If possible, and with effort and serious modification, 
would anyone care to play a  game  that is out there 
right now?
 
 brian
 
 
 




Re: FLUXLIST: games

2004-08-24 Thread michael leigh
 --- brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 Does anyone out there play video games?
 
 brian
 
 
yes, I must confess to playing lots. a deprived
childhood is to blame I'm sure when toys were rare and
we had to make our own from wood ( forts, bows and
arrows, spears, swords and balsa wood gliders etc.) I
pretend I';m buying them for my 11 year old son Archie
but most of them are really for me!
Current favourites are Burnout 2 ( lots of car
crashing and racing) Little Big Adventure ( Ps
isometric adventure) and Timesplitters  2 ( shoot 'em
up) PS2.

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FLUXLIST: casino

2004-08-24 Thread brian
How many of you have been to a casino?

brian




FLUXLIST: casino (continued Part Two)

2004-08-24 Thread brian
If you have been to a casino(s), where and which
   ones?

brian




FLUXLIST: casino (continued)

2004-08-24 Thread brian
Did you gamble all night/day long and lose track
of time?

brian



FLUXLIST: music

2004-08-24 Thread brian
How are you with the notion of not buying physical 
packaging of recording artists, but just the
mp3 tracks?

brian




FLUXLIST: drugs

2004-08-24 Thread brian
If you are/have ever used drugs, do you prefer
   speed, hallucinogens, or something in the 
   vein of heroin?

brian



Re: FLUXLIST: casino

2004-08-24 Thread Allan Revich
Biran,

As far as I can tell there is only one of me. He has been to a casino.

Alqn


- Original Message - 
From: brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FluxList [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 4:03 PM
Subject: FLUXLIST: casino


 How many of you have been to a casino?
 
 brian
 
 
 



Re: FLUXLIST: music

2004-08-24 Thread Allan Revich
Is intellectual property really property?

I'd rather own land. Or maybe something shiny.


- Original Message - 
From: brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FluxList [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 4:10 PM
Subject: FLUXLIST: music


 How are you with the notion of not buying physical 
 packaging of recording artists, but just the
 mp3 tracks?
 
 brian
 
 
 



Re: FLUXLIST: : dot(s)

2004-08-24 Thread brian
that's getting processed.

amazing.

sits right next to Owen Smith's HTML piece from awhile
 back.

Hello Owen!

brian



FLUXLIST: True Story from bizgirl

2004-08-24 Thread Allan Revich



I talked to my boss - Ms K - about it later, 
showing her my page of notes."Oh no, that was [the Expert]. How long did 
he blab on for?""The Expert? Um, twenty minutes maybe. Maybe a bit more? He 
did go on."Mrs K literally clicked her heel into the floor. "I must do 
something about him," she declared.Turns out he's a notorious recidivist 
hassler of Wellington public servants. He slowly-but-surely does the rounds of 
all the local council departments (works, libraries, refuse, parking, parks) 
ensnaring unsuspecting employees into long-winded one-way conversations about 
his 'theories'.Library staff have now been informed that there is a 
specific policy of 'get-a-name-and-if-it's-The-Expert-pass-him-on-to-Ms-K.' 
Oooh, there's one conversation I'd love to eavesdrop on... 

See www.bizgirl.blogspot.com for more 
details.


Re: FLUXLIST: cellular phones

2004-08-24 Thread Jif413
www.yellowarrow.org


RE: FLUXLIST: casino (continued Part Two)

2004-08-24 Thread David-Baptiste Chirot

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RE: FLUXLIST: travel

2004-08-24 Thread David-Baptiste Chirot

walking
i have never had a license though i used to drive backroads and ride motorcycles
walking for me is rythimc prayer, rythmic thanks--
i couldn't walk many years of my life so it is a miracle to be--walking--

From: "brian" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
To: "FluxList" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Subject: FLUXLIST: travel 
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 11:07:00 -0600 
 
Do you spend more time walking, or in a car? 
 
brian 
 
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RE: FLUXLIST: today I......

2004-08-24 Thread Roger Stevens
Sorting through the backlog of Fluxlists now - 211 to go.

Jilly went for a big check up.
She was so unfit it didn't register on the scale.
Now we have instigated a programme of brisk walking.

We did a couple of briskies in France as a matter of fact.



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Visit The Poetry Zone
http://www.poetryzone.co.uk
 
 
 

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of michael leigh
Sent: 09 August 2004 14:02
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: today I..

Same goes for Nic too.hope she is found to be fit and
well.hazel went for blood tests recently at the local
clinic which is a lot quicker. nothing untoward. she
was feeling faint in venice and queasy- we just
thought it was the lapping of the water.laplap. but
she's been feeling whoozy since being home thses last
weeks. seems it may have been an inner ear
infectionne. mama mia! with the aid of a bicycle pump
and knitting needles we soon shifted it!

TODAY I WENT TO the foot of our stairs.

I SAW the rain come piddling down all morning

I HEARD... lots of old 80's hits. I'm compiling a tape
for the car. You just can't beat the Human League, the
Cure, Prince, XTC etc. for bopping along the highways
and byways of Cheshire.

I SAID That effin' rain just won't stop!

AND THEN I made myself a fake bacon and eggy
sarnie.

THE OUTCOME WAS... I washed it down with lots of hot
milky ( fake again!) tea. Hazel and Archie were out
getting the car M.O.T.'d so missed lunch.

Anyway, that's my morning really. A bit of bloggin'
and web browsing etc. the life of o'reilly!


 --- Alan Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 
 i forgot to add that the plain brioche was for
 Nic and that she was the
 one doing the blood tests for diabetes.
 
 anyway..
 
 TODAY I WENT
 TO..work, just for a couple of hours mind

you!..
 
 I
 SAW.Professore Battaglia, a couple of C.V.s for
 possible new staff for
 the nursery and the new astroturf play area that the
 other night's
 mini-hurricane managed to roll up quite

nicely..

 
 
 I
 HEARD..Roisin Rafferty's answering machine in

Edinburgh...

 ..
 
 I
 SAID..mcHello the Noo! No I didn't really, but I did
 tell her to call me if
 she was interested in working for us, the noo,  It's
 a braw bricht moonlicht
 nicht, ye ken?
 
 AND THEN
 I...wondered why as she is actually from Norther
 Ireland  well,  aren't I
 the  awful eeijet

now?...
 
 THE OUTCOME
 WAS...very little actually, went off to look at the
 new folding tables in
 the Middle School dining room up on Via Peschiera,
 just to liven the morning
 up a
 bit...
 
 alan, who's just about to have his lunch of tuna,
 egg and tomato on plate
 
 
 
  

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RE: FLUXLIST: FLUXBOX II WEBSITE

2004-08-24 Thread Roger Stevens
Fluxlist 2 Box destination -

Roger Stevens
Sidegate Cottage
Northiam
Rye
East Sussex
TN31 6JP
UK

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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Crispin Webb
Sent: 10 August 2004 09:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FLUXLIST: FLUXBOX II WEBSITE

http://www.crispinwebb.com/fluxlist/



ABOVE IS A LINK FOR THE FLUXBOX II WEBSITE WITH THE
NEWEST ADDITIONS SORRY IF THEIR ARE ANY SPELLING
MISTAKES PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU SEE ANY SO I CAN
FIX THEM. 
I AM MAKING MORE BOXES AS WE SPEAK I HAVE A SMALL
SETBACK I HAVE BEEN DOING THIS PROJECT FOR SO LONG IVE
LOST MY LIST OF ADRESSES... I JUST CANT FIND THEM SO
COULD YOU EMAIL ME OFF THE LIST WTIH CORRECT
ADRESSES,,, PLEASE I AM SO PISSED I LOST THE LIST OF
ADRESSES,, AND CANT FIND MY ADRESS BOOK ,, I REALLY
WANT TO GET THESE OUT  AND IM SURE YOU WANT YOUR BOX.
SO IF I HAVENT SENT YOU A BOX PLEASE EMAIL ME AT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] so i will have your correct adress
i have the packaging you sent the work in but im
afraid due to the passage of time that you have
moved... 


crispin

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RE: FLUXLIST: Fw: new directors arrive at the FFFO

2004-08-24 Thread Roger Stevens
Congratulations.
One step nearer world domination...

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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Alan Bowman
Sent: 14 August 2004 09:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FLUXLIST: Fw: new directors arrive at the FFFO


- Original Message - 
From: Alan Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 3:00 AM
Subject: new directors arrive at the FFFO


 the freeformfreakout organisation 'really weeny, but if i may say so,
 extremely wonderful division'

 is proud to announce the somewhat premature, but never-the-less
welcome
 arrival of its new vice-vice directors:

 Daniel Tommaso and Joseph Luca, who were born at (around) 11:30 a.m.
central
 european time, 13/08/04.

 Happy confusion reigns at FFFO HQ

 Yeee haa

 Alan



 visit the FREEFORMFREAKOUT ORGANISATION online!
 http://art.supereva.it/alanfffo.superdada/
 yep the freeformfreakout.org domain is still out of service, credit
card
 address conflicts!! bodes well doesn't it?!?








RE: FLUXLIST: mashboy oh boy!

2004-08-24 Thread Roger Stevens
Love it

Sol - Please send me one if you have any left - any colour - and I'll
send you money by return

XXX

Roger

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Visit The Poetry Zone
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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Sol Nte
Sent: 16 August 2004 11:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: mashboy oh boy!

Hi,

Thanks for the positive comments on my toy project.


Allen B wrote:
Why for ages 15 and up only when it can be a bath toy (for kids)?
Legal
reasons, I suspect.

In Europe any toys intended for children under 14 and manufactured
outside
the EU must be CE Tested. The testing fees are expensive and add to the
unit
costs so by marking the item as a collector's item and for ages 15 and
up I
don't have to get it tested.

cheers,

Sol.
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www.figurepunk.com







FLUXLIST: 83 to go

2004-08-24 Thread Roger Stevens








Im going to have to stop now.

Its late.

Im tired.



Maybe Ill catch up tomorrow.



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Re: FLUXLIST: drugs

2004-08-24 Thread AllanR
Weed is my drug of choice. -- too old for more than a few tokes these days,
but still indulge
Alcohol will do -- Can no longer handle more than 1 drink per hour though
Opiates are best. -- Pills only. Very infrequently, habit forming.
LSD as a young man -- would not go near it again now
Shrooms -- Never tried. I think that I'm too old now
Speed -- Never tried. No desire.
Coke -- Tried it twice as a youth. Liked it. Wouldn't do it again. Afraid my
heart would just stop and I'd drop dead.

Active and vocal campaigner for legalization of all drugs. Recreational
drugs are unhealthy and carry risks. That makes them a health and education
issue. NOT a legal issue. My body. My choice.

What about you brian?



- Original Message - 
From: brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FluxList [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 4:14 PM
Subject: FLUXLIST: drugs


 If you are/have ever used drugs, do you prefer
speed, hallucinogens, or something in the
vein of heroin?

 brian






Re: FLUXLIST: drugs

2004-08-24 Thread brian
brian is pronounceable.

since being diagnosed in 1997 as paranoid-scizhophrenic,
  i have been on various different meds, but for the
  last few years i have a cocktail that has been
  working very well.
i always take my meds, and cannot imagine folks that are
  supposed to take them and don't.
now on to the other drugs.

weed - will and always shall.  that's when i can find it.
   (being a shut-in doesn't gather many contacts).
alcohol - used to down stout after stout, but since i
  was diagnosed, i rarely touch it.
  (may sound funny and contrary to the pot, but
   as you know there is a big difference and not
   just  health  wise.)
LSD - it is funny.  i was just thinking about how most
  folks tend to lump LSD into a youthful folly
  drug.  my opinion is contrary, as LSD isn't
  just a cool high.  it needs to be tended to with
  clarity and respect, something that most people
  seem to lack when it comes to hallucinogens.
  you/i can keep with it, as it has always opened
  my senses and mind to a different view and
  appreciaton of life in all it's vagaries.
  synthetic yes, but it still can be treated with the
  power it delivers.
mushrooms - a different trip than LSD.  naturally, more
organic, and i have tended to have better
times in nature than inside with a shroom
trip.
cocaine - tried it once.  see no point in it.  seems though
  that most people in El Paso prefer cocaine to any
  other drug.  trying to keep up with the  big city .
speed - coffee is as fast as i want to go, and i even 
drink it with  what the fuck am i doing?  stance.
have tried meth, and well, i don't feel like 
staying up for three days and feeling like a fucking
dirt bag.
robitussin and ephedrine - yes, yuck, but it was a phase,
   and i wouldn't do it again.  though,
   while high on robitussin, i did 
   gather one of my favorite ideas/?.
   what would Jesus look like if he was a
Peanut character?  i keep this
   with me on the bad days.
heroin/opium and others - the best of them all.  if i ever again
  find a way to get some dope, i would use
  it responsibly by not shooting it, but by
  lacing some natural smoke, or some good
  weed.  keep the high manageable, and coast
  through my work and projects.
hash - the reason i want to live in Amsterdam or in a small Belgium
   village.

as you, Allan, i am an active supporter of the legalization and
   eductaion on the drug platform.  it's something this conutry
   serious lacks and wastes billions of dollars on the  problem .
   it's only a problem if you make it one.  the qualities associated
   with some of the above drugs are greatly skewed.
yes.  my body.  my choice.

thank you for actually answering this question in particular, and
  some of the others.  
i appreciate this group to no end, as you all are my main form of
  communication and socialization.  i was brought up solo, and spent
  my formative years hooked to a C-64 and QuantumLink, not being
  readily accepted at the time due to my computer usage.
being an only child has tremendous advantages that help you 
  deal with later life with a bit more self-reliance than
  you freaks with siblings.  :)
where was i...oh.  sometimes it seems that the Alice in
  Wonderland grip on FluxList makes nonsense the norm
  and seriousness the black sheep.  it is annoying at
  times, but i understand that Fluxus never takes/took
  itself (or its non-self) very seriously.

all this said, i will get back to work and continue to enjoy 
and support what i can of FluxList and the super kids
that inhabit it.

love, hugs, kisses and spit.

brian 




FLUXLIST: DC 9/11 - The Evildoers' Remix video to be released August 30th, 2004

2004-08-24 Thread t.whid
Media Release
For Immediate Release: August 24, 2004
Contact: MTAA, T.Whid
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.mteww.com/dc911/
DC 9/11 - The Evildoers' Remix video to be released August 30th, 2004
New York, NY - DC 9/11 - The Evildoers' Remix, a guerilla edit of the 
pro-Bush propaganda film DC 9/11 - A Time of Crisis, will be released 
to the public on Monday, August 30th, 2004 to coincide with the opening 
of The Republican National Convention. The video is a collaboration 
between new media art duo MTAA, video artist bodyatomic and musician/DJ 
tinydiva.

Using careful editing, on-screen commentary, new special effects, added 
footage, and an original musical score DC 9/11 - The Evildoers' Remix 
exposes the not-so-subtle right-wing spin of its source material in 
hilarious and disturbing ways.

Available August 30th, 2004. Download here: http://www.mteww.com/dc911/
Free screening
when:
Monday, August 30th, 8PM
where:
Postmasters Gallery
459 West 19th St. (at 10th Ave.)
New York, NY 10011
The video will be screened with live audio accompaniment by tinydiva to 
coincide with its release. The screening is part of RNC NODE organized 
by Postmasters gallery. For more information: 
http://www.postmastersart.com/RNC_NY.html.

Release notes
Title:
DC 9/11 - The Evildoers' Remix
Duration:
1 hour
Medium:
digital video
Parental advisory:
contains explicit sexual material (those scenes between Condi and 
George can get pretty hot).

Credits
Remixed by:
MTAA, bodyatomic and tinydiva
Audio by:
tinydiva



FLUXLIST: CRISPIN WEBB SHOW AT FLUXFACTORY IN NYC

2004-08-24 Thread Crispin Webb
http://www.fluxfactory.org/projects/refuse/refuse.htm


http://www.fluxfactory.org/how.htm

ABOVE IS A LINK TO A SHOW I WILL BE IN. THE SHOW IS
FOCUSED ON SOUND AND REFUSE.. MAKING THINGS OUTOF
REFUSE THAT MAKE SOUND.. I AM VERY EXCITED TO BE
PARTICIPATIING IN THIS SHOW AND WOULD LOVE OT SEE YOU
GUYS COME OUT FOR THE OPENING IT IS SEPT 10TH AND THE
ADRESS CAN BE FOUND ON THE BELOW LINK 

http://www.fluxfactory.org/how.htm

IM SURE IT WILL BE A FUN TIME WITH MUSIC AND LOTS OF
ART GOOD AND BAD.. IM SURE.. 


THANKS 
CRISPIN




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