FLUXLIST: Fw: Museum of Immigration and Diversity
This looks interesting for anyone in London in May. cheers, Sol. - Original Message - Subject: [refed] Museum of Immigration and Diversity A message from 19 Princelet Street : On Sunday 2 May (and every Sunday in May) the opens its dusty doors from 12 - 5pm to celebrate France's Printemps des Musées, and the stories of thousands of French Huguenot refugees who shaped this area and the wider British society. A timely opening, coinciding with recent statements by Trevor Phillips and renewed public debate about 'Britishness', our acclaimed exhibition SUITCASES AND SANCTUARY - an outstanding achievement created by primary schoolchildren from many backgrounds, living in Tower Hamlets - challenges visitors to discover the true stories of British immigration and settlement. Visitors can explore the magical Grade II* listed building, redolent of many overlapping immigrant communities, at 19 Princelet Street, London's Museum of Conscience. LEAVE TO REMAIN is a concurrent exhibition by 3 contemporary refugee artists taking a wry look at asylum in Britain today. To learn more about our work to create a space and educational resource where people from all communities and cultures come together, visit www.19princeletstreet.org.uk Open FREE (donations encouraged), 12noon to 5pm: Sunday 2 May, Sunday 9 May, Sunday 16 May, Sunday 23 May Sunday 30 May Please help us with our 'word of mouse' initiative, and forward this email on so that your friends and colleagues can discover this amazing place. If you have been forwarded this message and would like to receive further bulletins click on www.19princeletstreet.org.uk/contact.html or email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] We look forward to seeing you. 19 Princelet Street , Spitalfields, London E1 6QH (nearest tubes: Liverpool Street, Aldgate East)
Re: FLUXLIST: Re: screenprinting.
Thanks for this information. I was wondering how good the kits were and having read your post and other material on the web I think I'll get one. UK fluxlisters may be interested to note that these kits are available from http://www.lawrence.co.uk/ it took me ages to find a UK supplier so I'm passing this on. They also have a nice little tabletop press for etching which I'm considering getting once I pay the latest round of bills etc. cheers, Sol. - Original Message - From: David William [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: FLuX-LisT [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 3:51 AM Subject: FLUXLIST: Re: screenprinting. I heart screen printing. Sol - When I printed with Speedball materials in grad. school, it went as follows: 1.) obtain/create original design put it on thin white paper or clear acetate. 2.) IN DARKROOM (w/ safelight) squeegee emulsion onto both sides of stretched screen. allow emulsion to dry. 3.) place design screen on exposure table. (ultraviolet light table w/ black fabric cover vacuum pump to seal it up) 4.) expose screen for 7 to 12 minutes, depending on the opacity of the paper your design is on. (less time for clear acetate.) 5.) NOW SAFE FOR REGULAR LIGHT. hose down your screen with a power washer on a meduim setting. this blows out the places where the dark marks of your design blocked the light kept it from activating the emulsion. (emulsion stops ink, so where there is no emulsion - the lines of your design - ink can go through.) 6.)let screen dry, and you're ready to print! lay the screen down on whatever you want to print onto, glob some ink at one end of the screen, and squeegee it across. SCHLORP! you have a print! ***NOTE: since you are not printing under the exact conditions that i was printing, you'll have to find alternatives to, say, the darkroom with safelight, the ultraviolet vacuum table, and the power washer. I'm sure a Google search on screen printing at home or what have you will help.*** Cheers! -D.Billy- 6.) $0 Bannerless Web Hosting, 10 POP and Web Email Accounts, more Get It Now At www.doteasy.com
Re: FLUXLIST: on the subject of--anyone's plans for MAY DAY EVENTS?
may day arts and music festival in Jersey City 2pm - 2am http://www.111first.org/ Artists' Open Studios Children Adult Art Workshops Live Music Performance Events Come one, come all!
FLUXLIST: no subject
Hello all! Well we at secretFLUXUStrevallyn have been playing with Drew¹s mugshot on the pretence, ruse even!, that it was good practice for worldSILLYweek. Well it has been that and it¹s been a bit of fun too. Well on the strength of all this we are proposing/asking/begging people to; 1. Mine the Internet for images of Launceston and Tasmania 2. Use them to do something with Photoshop or some kindred software to make a digitalPOSTCARD¹ (or to scan digitise one) for worldSILLYweek here in Launceston Tasmania; 3. Restrict each contribution to an A4 format size or similar; and 4. Send a contribution to secretFLUXUStrevallyn by eMail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR 5. Lodge contribution on your Website and simply send [EMAIL PROTECTED] the URL IF people do so we at secretFLUXUStrevallyn will, without fear or favour: 1. Record/document all contributions and put them up on http://www.SillyWeek.com; 2. Display hardcopy printouts during worldSILLYweek in Launceston Tasmania; 3. Place a digital and hardcopy record OF THE COLLECTION with the most appropriate public collection here in Launceston/Tasmania This invitation is made worldwide in accordance with the usual MAILart¹ terms. HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE: * There will be NO jury, NO selection, NO fee and NO returns; and * All submissions will be subject to the COPYfreely protocol which: * Allows copies to be made for NONcommercial purposes; AND * Asserts the authors¹ Moral Rights. SOME URLS WITH LAUNCESTON TASMANIAN IMAGES TO WORK WITH: * http://www.launceston.tas.gov.au/ * http://www.discoverlaunceston.com/ * http://images.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/Search/Search.asp?Letter=CSubject=Ci ty+views+-+Tasmania+-+Launceston+-+History+-+1851-1901+-+Photo+graphs http://images.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/Search/Search.asp?Letter=Camp;Subjec t=City+views+-+Tasmania+-+Launceston+-+History+-+1851-1901+-+Photo+graphs * http://www.wwt.com.au/maps_north.htm * http://www.pbase.com/lambsfeathers/tasmania1 * http://www.pbase.com/sheila/tasmania AND * A Google Search for say _ Launceston Tasmania Photo tours _ will turn up all kinds of stuff BTW: Drew is now out TOP candidate for SILLYweek¹s digitalCLOWNprince image in progress http://www.sillyweek.com/A2_DREW.D_MAKEover.html * VOTE 1 for DREW * VOTE often for DREW * We need DREW for digitalCLOWNprince * When do we want him? * NOW!!! . Other candidate may stand but we think their chances would be very slim right now More as it comes, Ray 4 secretFLUXUStrevallyn _from way out on the edge eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (when the server¹s up) WEBsite: http://www.sillyweek.com worldSILLYweek 11 days of serious social transgression and serious pisstaking
Re: [Fwd: Re: FLUXLIST: image project; Amy's tie project redux]
--- Drew Danielson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: nevermind me... a complement is a compliment. Drew Danielson wrote: what's real then Crispin Webb wrote: HERE IS MY CONTRIBUTION http://www.crispinwebb.com/junk/crispinwebb.jpg Crispin webb Drew Danielson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ** image project ** Hi folks, as you may or may not be aware, there are some websites out there that have regular photoshop contests that challenge ppl to desecrate images and otherwise clast at icons... http://www.fark.com/ is one of these. While many of these images are not gems - not necessarily artistic let alone fluxus - the concept itself is in my mind flux-like in nature. I recently posted a photo of myself to Fark outside of their normal contest structure. I didn't ask for it to be photoshopped, but true to their smartass form several people there did post photoshops of/using my face. I've compiled a gallery of these images here - http://vunct.com/~thesteelykid/fark/headshot/ All of the expository prose is leading to this - I extend an invite to member! s of fluxlist to build on this corpus. Photoshop images are the most convenient medium, but other visual art forms are certainly welcome. Scans and photos of non-digital work would be grand. JPEGs of the two source pictures are on the gallery page. If you are interested in contributing please read the info on that page on how to share your work for inclusion. Email me if you want higher-resolution source images. Thanks, at least for humoring my proposal, if not for contributing. - Drew Danielson ** Amy's tie project redux ** I still have the tie that Amy sent me. I would like to pass it on to someone who will contribute to her project. I thought I'd posted an email here asking for an address to pass the tie on to, but apparently I posted from the wrong email address and it never showed up on the list. If you'd like to be next with this tie, ! send me mail with info on how to send it to you. - Drew http://www.crispinwebb.com/ PLEASE CHECK OUT MY NEW SITE IF YOU ARE INTERESTED www.crispinwebb.com http://www.crispinwebb.com/ www.crispinwebb.com http://www.crispinwebb.com/ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25¢ http://pa.yahoo.com/*http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=23765/*http://photos.yahoo.c om/ph/print_splash -- _| _ _ _ (_| | (- \/\/ @ (_ |\/| (_| When the only tool you have [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a hammer, every problem http://pcdrew.ece.cmu.edu/ begins to resemble a nail. -- Abraham Maslow Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly...Ping your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: on the subject of--anyone's plans for MAY DAY EVENTS?
--- For may day I plan to take out my telescopic maypole and encourage folk to dance round on the platforms of stations, booking halls, cab ranks, car parks, behind the potting shed, between the lines, over the top, by a waterfall, underneath the arches, and everywhere mayday is celebrated. later, after much rejoicing, the pole will be sawn up and raffled at the mayfair here in rudheath. any may left over will be ground up and sold in bags and any left over wil be buried under the may tree and dug up next year. A.1.Waste paper Co. ltd. David-Baptiste Chirot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Dear Freinds and Fellow Workesrs: was wondering if any one has any plans for May Day-- events planned, parades, posters, poses to srike, strikes to pose--songs to sing--costumes to don--over-the-top, underground, inside out, upside down--a day of MAYling-- May I?--Yes, you May!-- the May Pole-- (no May Tags . . . ?)-- so many things one cd do! `each in their own way, but all together--as part of International May Day-- take a holiday from May Day?-- make a counter May Day called Dismay Day? save anything with May 1 on it--? make May while the sun shines? honor Mae West? serious tributes to the Fallen--to the meaning of May Day--around the world-- must be a true wild multitude of suggestions-- a gathering of nuts in May! onwo/ards!--to the Barricades! (some may be on their ways to the bars also--) faites vos jeux, faites vos fetes! - From must-see cities to the best beaches, plan a getaway with the Spring Travel Guide! Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly...Ping your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html
RE: FLUXLIST: on the subject of--anyone's plans for MAY DAY EVENTS?
There are some things I may do I'm not sure yet Visit The Poetry Zone http://www.poetryzone.co.uk -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of michael leigh Sent: 28 April 2004 15:02 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: on the subject of--anyone's plans for MAY DAY EVENTS? --- For may day I plan to take out my telescopic maypole and encourage folk to dance round on the platforms of stations, booking halls, cab ranks, car parks, behind the potting shed, between the lines, over the top, by a waterfall, underneath the arches, and everywhere mayday is celebrated. later, after much rejoicing, the pole will be sawn up and raffled at the mayfair here in rudheath. any may left over will be ground up and sold in bags and any left over wil be buried under the may tree and dug up next year. A.1.Waste paper Co. ltd. David-Baptiste Chirot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Dear Freinds and Fellow Workesrs: was wondering if any one has any plans for May Day-- events planned, parades, posters, poses to srike, strikes to pose--songs to sing--costumes to don--over-the-top, underground, inside out, upside down--a day of MAYling-- May I?--Yes, you May!-- the May Pole-- (no May Tags . . . ?)-- so many things one cd do! `each in their own way, but all together--as part of International May Day-- take a holiday from May Day?-- make a counter May Day called Dismay Day? save anything with May 1 on it--? make May while the sun shines? honor Mae West? serious tributes to the Fallen--to the meaning of May Day--around the world-- must be a true wild multitude of suggestions-- a gathering of nuts in May! onwo/ards!--to the Barricades! (some may be on their ways to the bars also--) faites vos jeux, faites vos fetes! - From must-see cities to the best beaches, plan a getaway with the Spring Travel Guide! Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly...Ping your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: Re: screenprinting.
---Hi everyone, just a quick mention of the PRINT GOCCO (Trans. Play Printing ) that I had the pleasure to use recently when making a limited ed. postcards with Mark pawson (www.markpawson.com) which is similar to screenprinting in that it uses a tiny screen that can be exposed to light using the flash bulb gadget supplied. The image is thus made on the fine screen. ink is squeezed straight from the tube onto the screen and 100-150 prints can be made from one multiple colour application. Highly reccomended. Sets cost about £70 in Japan but difficult to get them sent overseas apparently. An australian company can do it ( this is where Mark gets his supplies ) but cost a great deal more. they can be reached at www.nehoc.com.au I was thrilled with my postcards. (samples available for swaps ) Mark is putting together a set of 12 made by different artists/designers over the summer for sale coplete with booklet about the project. all the best Michael David William [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I heart screen printing. Sol - When I printed with Speedball materials in grad. school, it went as follows: 1.) obtain/create original design put it on thin white paper or clear acetate. 2.) IN DARKROOM (w/ safelight) squeegee emulsion onto both sides of stretched screen. allow emulsion to dry. 3.) place design screen on exposure table. (ultraviolet light table w/ black fabric cover vacuum pump to seal it up) 4.) expose screen for 7 to 12 minutes, depending on the opacity of the paper your design is on. (less time for clear acetate.) 5.) NOW SAFE FOR REGULAR LIGHT. hose down your screen with a power washer on a meduim setting. this blows out the places where the dark marks of your design blocked the light kept it from activating the emulsion. (emulsion stops ink, so where there is no emulsion - the lines of your design - ink can go through.) 6.)let screen dry, and you're ready to print! lay the screen down on whatever you want to print onto, glob some ink at one end of the screen, and squeegee it across. SCHLORP! you have a print! ***NOTE: since you are not printing under the exact conditions that i was printing, you'll have to find alternatives to, say, the darkroom with safelight, the ultraviolet vacuum table, and the power washer. I'm sure a Google search on screen printing at home or what have you will help.*** Cheers! -D.Billy- 6.) $0 Bannerless Web Hosting, 10 POP and Web Email Accounts, more Get It Now At www.doteasy.com Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly...Ping your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: Re: screenprinting.
oh wow!! great to see another printaholic on the list..the nice thing about teaching printmaking is getting to use the presses..plans for spring celebrating involve this idea i am working on where you make plates with cardboard and high performance clear duck tape and then seal them with gloss medium, ink them and run them through the press..the tape folds and squishes in spontaneous ways and embosses into the Rives BFK paper..have been able to create large contrast as the recessed areas are darker with ink..the spontaneous mark of the tape is way cool..thought of it from inking bubble wrap and making prints..um, woops..sorry for the nerd ramble..just the thought of printing feels like funneling pixie sticks..if you ever need to print for hours until you can't see call me for the print party!! Amy Baylaurel Casey --- Sol Nte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for this information. I was wondering how good the kits were and having read your post and other material on the web I think I'll get one. UK fluxlisters may be interested to note that these kits are available from http://www.lawrence.co.uk/ it took me ages to find a UK supplier so I'm passing this on. They also have a nice little tabletop press for etching which I'm considering getting once I pay the latest round of bills etc. cheers, Sol. - Original Message - From: David William [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: FLuX-LisT [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 3:51 AM Subject: FLUXLIST: Re: screenprinting. I heart screen printing. Sol - When I printed with Speedball materials in grad. school, it went as follows: 1.) obtain/create original design put it on thin white paper or clear acetate. 2.) IN DARKROOM (w/ safelight) squeegee emulsion onto both sides of stretched screen. allow emulsion to dry. 3.) place design screen on exposure table. (ultraviolet light table w/ black fabric cover vacuum pump to seal it up) 4.) expose screen for 7 to 12 minutes, depending on the opacity of the paper your design is on. (less time for clear acetate.) 5.) NOW SAFE FOR REGULAR LIGHT. hose down your screen with a power washer on a meduim setting. this blows out the places where the dark marks of your design blocked the light kept it from activating the emulsion. (emulsion stops ink, so where there is no emulsion - the lines of your design - ink can go through.) 6.)let screen dry, and you're ready to print! lay the screen down on whatever you want to print onto, glob some ink at one end of the screen, and squeegee it across. SCHLORP! you have a print! ***NOTE: since you are not printing under the exact conditions that i was printing, you'll have to find alternatives to, say, the darkroom with safelight, the ultraviolet vacuum table, and the power washer. I'm sure a Google search on screen printing at home or what have you will help.*** Cheers! -D.Billy- 6.) $0 Bannerless Web Hosting, 10 POP and Web Email Accounts, more Get It Now At www.doteasy.com __ Do you Yahoo!? Win a $20,000 Career Makeover at Yahoo! HotJobs http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/careermakeover
FLUXLIST: Upcoming Events at Slought Foundation
Just wanted to share some interesting, and (mostly) free events at Slought Foundation here in Philadelphia. They're interesing to know about even if you can't be here... Candace. -- From: Slought Announcements Reply To: Slought Announcements Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 12:37 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Upcoming Events at Slought Foundation Slought Foundation is located at 4017 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. We are open to the public, except during installation, Wednesday through Saturday, from 11:00am to 6:00pm. Exhibitions and events, unless noted otherwise, are free to the public. For more information, call Aaron Levy at 215.222.9050 or visit us on the web at http://slought.org/calendar/ Public Override Void: On Poetry Engines and Prosthetic Imaginations Opening Reception and Public Conversation featuring Jim Carpenter, Bob Perelman, Jean-Michel Rabaté, and Nick Montfort. For more information: http://slought.org/content/11199/ Reception and Public Conversation: Thursday, April 29, 2004; 6:30-8:00pm | Free Slought Foundation presents Public override void, a vault installation featuring Jim Carpenter's Electronic Text Composition (ETC) project, on display from April 17-May 20, 2004. The opening reception on Thursday April 29, 2004 from 6:30-8:30pm has been organized in conjunction with a live presentation by Carpenter and a public conversation between Bob Perelman, Nick Montfort, and Jean-Michel Rabaté (50 min). The installation includes self-service poetry stations and wall panels of code, and takes its name (Public override void) from an actual string of code embedded in the software program. The Electronic Text Composition Project's Poetry Engine is a suite of software components that allow a user to generate aesthetic texts. Drawing word associations from its language database, the Engine's grammar uses a probability-based approach to constructing syntactic constituents, which it aggregates into utterances, which it in turn aggregates into compositions. Information on the public conversation is available: http://slought.org/content/11199/ This event is made possible in part through the generous sponsorship of the Philadelphia Weekly! Look for our weekly ads in this week's newspaper, or visit: http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/promotions/ My Lacan is Burning: Revisiting 'Television' Featuring Catherine Liu, Charles Shepherdson, Jean-Michel Rabaté. Organized by Aaron Levy. For more information: http://slought.org/content/11175/ Film Screening and Public Conversation: Wednesday, June 02, 2004; 6:30-8:30pm | Free In 1972 Jacques-Alain Miller, then an analyst in training, approached French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan to request a television interview. I wanted Lacan, just once, to speak to the common man, said Miller at the New York City 1987 colloquium organized around that interview and called Jacques Lacan: Television. The two-hour program, which took the form of an interview and discourse, aired in 1973 on the French government TV network O.R.T.F. under the title, Psychoanalysis. In a style that is typical of Lacan's own playful, impassioned, and evasive seminar style, we have invited theorists Catherine Liu and Charles Shepherdson to perform this discourse live and in English, alongside a projection of the original broadcast. A public discussion, introduced and moderated by Lacanian theorist Jean-Michel Rabaté, Slought Foundation Senior Curator and Editor of the new Cambridge Guide to Lacan (2003), will follow the performance. When Lacan says on Television, 'I always tell the truth...' he means it. He's making this pronouncement on TV and insofar as any talking head, including Lacan's, can embody a voice, he speaks for television itself... Television wants to believe that it tells the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth... But Television tries to account for the difficulty of the truth of the Real by producing its own built in self-critique module in the form of cynicism. In this way, it tries to cover its anxiety, which is, as Lacan has taught us, precisely the one affect which does not deceive. -- Catherine Liu, from Lacanian Ink #3. Catherine Liu's February 2002 Slought Foundation lecture, To Catch a Falling Star: Lacan Meets Warhol, engaging the original broadcast and recording, is available online in audio format: http://slought.org/content/11057/ Nancarrow for 4 Hands: Unplayable Music Featuring Jonathan Fisher and Brenna Berman. Live Performance: Friday, June 18, 2004; 8:00-10:00 pm | $10.00 For more information or to purchase tickets online: http://slought.org/content/11185/ Slought Foundation presents Transcribing Nancarrow. This live concert on Friday June 18th, 2004, from 8:00 pm-10:00 pm, will address the relationship between technology, temporality and performance in the work of composer
FLUXLIST: FLUXUS SYMPOSIUM PICS
HERE IS AN INDEX OF SOME PICS FROM THE SYMPOSIM DON AND I WENT TO LAST YEAR. www.crispinwebb.com/junk/fluxus PLEASE CHECK OUT MY NEW SITE IFYOU ARE INTERESTED www.crispinwebb.com www.crispinwebb.com Do you Yahoo!?Win a $20,000 Career Makeover at Yahoo! HotJobs
FLUXLIST: Re:Umbrellas on 1 May all over the world
Please help celebrate the inclusion of 14 new nations into the European Union by doing an umbrella event on the First of May! www.more-umbrellas.de Umbrella Judith A. Hoffberg
FLUXLIST: DIGITALpostcard CALL
Title: DIGITALpostcard CALL SORRY This went out before without a HEADING DIGITALpostcard CALL for worldSILLYweek June 18 to 28 2004 Hello all! Well we at secretFLUXUStrevallyn have been playing with Drews mugshot on the pretence, ruse even!, that it was good practice for worldSILLYweek. Well it has been that and its been a bit of fun too. Well on the strength of all this we are proposing/asking/begging people to; 1. Mine the Internet for images of Launceston and Tasmania 2. Use them to do something with Photoshop or some kindred software to make a digitalPOSTCARD (or to scan digitise one) for worldSILLYweek here in Launceston Tasmania; 3. Restrict each contribution to an A4 format size or similar; and 4. Send a contribution to secretFLUXUStrevallyn by eMail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR 5. Lodge contribution on your Website and simply send [EMAIL PROTECTED] the URL IF people do so we at secretFLUXUStrevallyn will, without fear or favour: 1. Record/document all contributions and put them up on http://www.SillyWeek.com; 2. Display hardcopy printouts during worldSILLYweek in Launceston Tasmania; 3. Place a digital and hardcopy record OF THE COLLECTION with the most appropriate public collection here in Launceston/Tasmania This invitation is made worldwide in accordance with the typical MAILart terms. HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE: There will be NO jury, NO selection, NO fee and NO returns; and All submissions will be subject to the COPYfreely protocol which: Allows copies to be made for NONcommercial purposes; AND Asserts the authors Moral Rights. SOME URLS WITH LAUNCESTON TASMANIAN IMAGES TO WORK WITH: http://www.launceston.tas.gov.au/ http://www.discoverlaunceston.com/ http://images.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/Search/Search.asp?Letter=Camp;Subjec t=City+views+-+Tasmania+-+Launceston+-+History+-+1851-1901+-+Photo+graphs http://www.wwt.com.au/maps_north.htm http://www.pbase.com/lambsfeathers/tasmania1 http://www.pbase.com/sheila/tasmania AND A Google Search for say _ Launceston Tasmania Photo tours _ will turn up all kinds of stuff BTW: Drew is now out TOP candidate for SILLYweeks digitalCLOWNprince image in progress http://www.sillyweek.com/A2_DREW.D_MAKEover.html * VOTE 1 for DREW * VOTE often for DREW * We need DREW for digitalCLOWNprince * When do we want him? * NOW!!! . Other candidate may stand but we think their chances would be very slim right now More as it comes, Ray 4 secretFLUXUStrevallyn _from way out on the edge eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (when the servers up) WEBsite: http://www.sillyweek.com worldSILLYweek 11 days of serious social transgression and serious pisstaking
Re: FLUXLIST: If KINKaid is BAD .. then what is Monika?
10 your @ mdkhgbkdjv ,kzre dont ever do that again
FLUXLIST: Airport Information
Title: Airport Information Hello all, If you have ever wondered how to say AIRPORT in Afrikaans just click on the link to hear it spoken. http://www.travlang.com/languages/afrikaans/lughawe.au You may also be interested to know that this advice is available in several other languages. Ray _from way out on the edge eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (when the servers up)
