Max Sawicky wrote,
shagging debutantes. The bottom line is they
can't stand to think about their own lives and
the real problems of the mundane world, so
they are drawn to fantasy.
To which Tom Walker, in a rare moment of unalloyed yeehaw, replied:
I couldn't agree
Max Sawicky wrote,
Max Sawicky wrote,
And I'd gladly pay to see a jacquerie.
Or a purple cow?
This looks like a Chagall reference, but I don't
get it. Please enlighten.
I've never seen a purple cow
I never hope to see one
but I can tell you anyhow
I'd rather see than be one
I can't
I had urgently hoped that pen-l might be one place on earth,
a tiny niche, where one would not discuss Diana. Not so -
and the level of the texts I find in no way surpass the
tabloids Marianne Brun
At 12:21 7/09/97 -0700, you wrote:
I had urgently hoped that pen-l might be one place on earth,
a tiny niche, where one would not discuss Diana. Not so -
and the level of the texts I find in no way surpass the
tabloids Marianne Brun
In a message dated 97-09-06 19:59:25 EDT, you write:
2) Where was Camilla yesterday?
tampon hunting.
maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FYI:
And speaking of worthwhile labor publications, a friend just gave me a copy
of the first issue of "Voces de La Frontera", a bilingual tabloid
addressing maquiladoras.
The address is
p.o. box 341095 Austin, Tx. 78734-0195
The subs are twenty bucks a year, which is a bit steep, but it's
Study Says Life Is Better in Bulgaria Than in U.S.
By BARBARA CROSSETTE
UNITED NATIONS -- The appearance last week of another index ranking
countries by their social conditions -- a study in which Bulgaria outranks
the United States in quality of life -- raises new questions about how
I guess I'm getting old(er) and soft(er), but I have to admit more than a
bit of admiration for someone from the bosom of the establishment who uses
her (unearned, unjustified) celebrity to tackle the international arms
industry and the British Tories on issues like land mines.
The
Max Sawicky wrote,
And I'd gladly pay to see a jacquerie.
Or a purple cow?
This looks like a Chagall reference, but I don't
get it. Please enlighten.
MBS
==
Max B. Sawicky Economic Policy Institute
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom Walker has a good point. I wouldn't say that modern folks are exactly
like peasants, but there is some similarity.
Captalism is best able to reproduce itself over time when society is
atomized, when people have little direct connection with each other through
grass-roots organizations that
On Sat, 6 Sep 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
"just". We can often see, for instance in peasant revolts, the idea that the
king only needed to be properly informed to put an immediate end to all
evil. If he only knew how the peasants were being ill-treated, he would
order it to stop. In this basic
2) Where was Camilla yesterday?
tampon hunting.
wasn't he pretending to be contrite at the funeral?
of-course, he was really thinking "how the fuck do i get
to marry her, be king, and fend of the tabloids now?"
kind regards
bill
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