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jabr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Some entity I am convinced now is usurping body parts probably from every
newly dead
corpse for consumption. I have no evidence, so pardon my inate bluntness
about
this. My father made the point as we visited the mortician
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jabr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Bill: It has been awhile since I was last on CTRL and I just re-subscribed
yesterday.
HEY!! Welcome back, Judith!! We've missed ya...
:^D
Bob
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Speaking of conspiracies, I've often wondered about the mortuary
business.
Most of us know absolutely nothing about the business until a loved one
dies, then we are dragged into a number of unpleasant considerations in
order "to make arrangements" for the recently departed. Of
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Yeah, I hear you on this. I hadn't meant to wax and wane so much about Manhattan
-- but truth is, according to MOB syndicate history books, NYC is controlled by 26
Mafia families. This includes a pop of about 13 million (or more now) living
stacked into 5 burroughs (Manhattan,
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William Hugh Tunstall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Speaking of conspiracies, I've often wondered about the mortuary
business.
http://www.philly.com/specials/99/burying/html/bury02.asp
The Burying Business:
Why funeral costs stay so high
Examining rituals and
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On Tue, 17 Aug 1999 15:34:02 -0500 William Hugh Tunstall
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Speaking of conspiracies, I've often wondered about the mortuary
business.
and the possibilities for abuse are certainly there.
Yes they are. My Uncle as well as many other
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Thank you for the response, Mr. Davis.
I've suspected as much. Certainly, in my former state of California, the
mortuary-cemetery biz (scam) has become a fine art. My stepmother once
worked for Rose Hills...She would listen to the salesmen discuss their
trade in private. She
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Some entity I am convinced now is usurping body parts probably from every newly dead
corpse for consumption. I have no evidence, so pardon my inate bluntness about
this. My father made the point as we visited the mortician making up my grandmother
in 1989 that these people he
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It was in the summer of 1973. With the death of my father, i decided to
leave California and head back to the East Coast. Perhaps some of you
know that feeling. You've lived in a place for years, and you reason that
if you don't break out of the old familiar patterns, you
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Yeah, when I went to NYC from San Bernadino in 1968, aged 18, all
that kept me in the Big Apple were 1) having all my possessions
stolen, and 2) being charged with possession of explosives. As
soon as those things were resolved, I was outta there. Yow.
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Oh yeah, I forgot to mention my wonderful accommodations whilst I
inhabited The Heart Of The Capitalist World. The X-flat [condemned
tenament] on E.11th St. between B C Aves, with regular shootings/
knifings/etc. The unventilated closet over Cooper Square. The old
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Bill: It has been awhile since I was last on CTRL and I just re-subscribed
yesterday. I read this email and felt it was very nicely done expose on
Manhattan. I did what you did, moved to the city from out west in 1981. By 1984,
however, and one year as a grad student at NYU,
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At least you gave the city a shot. All the problems you encountered FIT into the
scheme of things everywhere, realize. All of em were weird. All of em had
different personas UNDER these masks. The great thing about NYC is that you had
the availability of being alone and
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Ric I gotta add this!
If you read Scarlet and the Beast - John Daniels reckons London is Babylon. Where else
could you have a man in the next flat looking like Santa with front tooth missing,
standing
in his jockeys waiting for his prostitute buddies attempting to crawl up to
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What a bummer, R.
The day after I was robbed at gunpoint, tied up by three thugs in my hotel
room(the window was open..and I kept wondering if the Neanderthals
might decide to toss me out the window for kicks...), I was on the next
Greyhound back to the Golden State.
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Jabr,
Welcome back! And thanks for the interesting take on the city. You're
right about Midwestern cities to some extent. Next year, when I relocate,
I'm thinking about moving to Madison.
I'll be looking forward to reading your posts as always,
Best wishes,
Bill
On Mon, 16
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From: William Hugh Tunstall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was told in no uncertain terms by one of my co-workers to leave it
alone. Why? Because another business on the street had paid the Mob
protection for that parking space! The Mafia controlled all
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