FLUXLIST: PhilatelyWillGetUEverywhere

http://www.canuck.com/Fire/ We could do this. PK

Re: FLUXLIST: earthquaketimequestion

Ey!!! Frank Function!!! Okay, so it wuz you, now we know, and we should now grade these rockin' shakers on the Function Scale - could be called "Freedom to Measure Against Arbitrary Scales." Hmmm, think I read that one in a truly great Function Industries Press Zine. 5.2 on the Function Scale.

FLUXLIST: betrayal

The affluent technologists are hard-working and well-educated individuals who did not inherit their wealth or their stature. Instead, they charted their own upward mobility by pulling themselves up from modest beginnings and creating wealth from themselves over a long period of time. so life alw

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: devon'srequest

Honestly, I don't know how that post got my name. I have no idea as to what book you all refer to. Sorry I couldn't be of much help to you. disco >From: David Baptiste Chirot > > > am sorry to have missed the original reference-- > but to what book are you referring? > > --db

Re: FLUXLIST: earthquaketimequestion

>I was performing my jumping up and down on the bed event up here in >Seattle, Patricia, just wondering how far the vibrations would go. >Now I need to know how far they went east, north, and west. It took about thirteen hours to reach the northeast (1:38am +3 EST, +12 = 5:48pm), but there wer

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: devon'srequest

am sorry to have missed the original reference-- but to what book are you referring? --dbc On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Bertrand et Claudia CLAVEZ wrote: > > . > > > > > This is, btw, a very Flux-before-the-fact book. Who has read it here? > I did, some years ago. > Really g

Re: FLUXLIST: earthquaketimequestion

>I was performing my jumping up and down on the bed event up here in Seattle, >Patricia, just wondering how far the vibrations would go. Now I need to know >how far they went east, north, and west. Very good Made me grin widely

Re: FLUXLIST: Message From On High?

"God" writes: >You can imagine my excitement when I signed up > If you are, as you claim, God - you would know that it would be impossible for mortals such as we to image something as vast as the excitement that might be felt by a the Supreme Being. >You are not intelligent or funny enough. S

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: devon'srequest

. > > > This is, btw, a very Flux-before-the-fact book. Who has read it here? I did, some years ago. Really great thing. Announcing most of pataphysics et al.