I came in from a fine day, with some trepidation logged on, peeked with
one eye, then carefully with both. There it was: It! Will someone other
than Boddhi - whose word would be self-invalidating - please explain just
what Louis is on about? What have I done / not done? Class, I'll call on
any
Do the Clinton (a waltz, I believe)
Come on everybody, get into the spin
Now that he's been in for however long it's been
Grin a good-ol' grin, tuck in your second chin
And everybody do the Clinton.
CHORUS: Come on and slide over to the middle
Straighten up and step light.
Lean it to the left
I _wish_ I had made this up! it's on page 3 (or whatever's on the back of
page 4) with a big picture of the pink doll ("Doll shown smaller than
actual size of approximately 8 1/2 " (21.59 cm) seated.") Maybe there are
different editions of PARADE in different areas, with LA obviously having a
lar
I just looked in my Parade magazine and ther's no fully posable Harley
Doll. I think you're making this up. In my issue, the Franklin mint has a
Harley pocketwatch, with "Black pouch, chain, and custom designed stand."
frances
On Sun, 23 Aug 1998, James Devine wrote:
> >From today's PARADE mag
>From today's PARADE magazine:
>"Bobby": The Little Biker Baby.
>Hand-painted fully poseable porcelain doll. Complete with leather vest,
bandana, and keys.
>Available only from The Franklin Mint. Officially Licensed by Harley
Davidson.
>He's Mommy and Daddy's little daredevil in diapers. Born
Valis:
>Louis, there is an intrinsic silliness to this flap that, fortunately,
>is quite absent from both our direct and on-list discussions in general.
>I just can't get serious about this massive gap in basic understanding
>that you seem to have discovered cursing my efforts to connect with
>the
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Valis:
>Stage whisper: at political comedy either!>
>Yes, that must be it, Louis. I'm a victim of bad Nixonian plumbing
>and now have the same staph problems as the Democrats.
But there was a serious side to my post, which you do not address. The
notion that Marx and Engels were fans of capita
Quoth Louis:
> But there was a serious side to my post, which you do not address. The
> notion that Marx and Engels were fans of capitalism is based on a total
> misunderstanding of his overall theory and the work of people following in
> his tradition. Sometimes I get the impression that everybod
(I always wanted to use this trademark empty space of yours, Boddhi.)
Incaution is, I fear, the fate of keyboard revolutionaries everywhere
sooner or later. First I failed to analyze your particular ideological
goulash down to its concrete ingredients either before or after imbibing,
then I preci
> Valis, I think I might know what the problem is. You might be one of the
> unfortunate recipients of a copy of the Communist Manifesto that was the
> target of a Cointelpro operation in the 1970s. FBI agents broke into the
> offices of publishers of the Communist Manifesto and deleted everything
C. Valis,
Yes, by all means, consult The Book and pay no attention to that
argument behind the curtain.
peace
C. Frank,
A properly positioned currency trader would have hedged for the
sudden downward spike and simply increased his short ruble position. It
also happened with the Japanese yen earlier this year. Intervention was
simply met by more buyers for the other side of t
Valis, dammit,
How could you be so incautious as to group C. Proyect and me
together. You've forced him to reveal me as a "capitalist apologist"
trying to worm my way into the pure, Red hearts of Marxists with my
neo-anarcho-syndicalist, anti-primitivist/utopian rhe
To whom...,
Russia down, Japan down, Wall Street Down, China under three feet of
water. Collapse. Panic. The glory of it all!
It reminds me of the line from that poem about a world war one gas
attack where the narrator describes the soldiers going for t
C. Rob,
Inflation is bad for bond-holders, but that does not necessarily
mean it's good for bond-issuers, especially if they must, as governments
must, continually re-finance their operations. It is a theoretical plus
to be a bond issuer in an inflationary market, but
As usual I'm late in on this discussion - time and time zones wait for
no man. I'm sorry Mark Miller's gone, and hope he'll be back. It's not
that I necessarily side with him (I didn't know him from a bar of soap
before this I'm afraid!) but it has been a very interesting
discussion and useful to
Folks,
Here is the latest from (comrade in keypad) Weir in Moscow. I shall
abstain from any synthesis and allow the lines of his article reveal the
shaky situation in Russia.
Only one thought has occupied my mind in the past few day: this so
called 'financial crisis' in Russia was anticipated by
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