Re: [Nettime-nl] nznl.com digest, Feb 09, 2007 - Feb 15, 2007

2007-02-14 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Geert -- your images are good for my head. keep it going! tl On Wednesday, February 14, 2007, at 05:23PM, Geert Dekkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: nznl.com digest Feb 09, 2007 - Feb 15, 2007 Posts 1707 - 1713 http://nznl.com rss http://nznl.com/geert/nznl.xml macosx only screensaver at

am stirred damn

2007-02-16 Thread Tom_ Lewis
shunt to Ampersand to Amsterdam tombs on the dam tomes on the sand tuns and the man mouths full of damn On Friday, February 16, 2007, at 05:55AM, Dirk Vekemans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: damn i was in amsterdam when you sent this also // dit: there was a girl from Uruguay on the

Re: concourse || recourse || third course

2007-02-16 Thread Tom_ Lewis
I second Jim's praise, and append to his phrase -- holy shit shit -- reduplicated appreciations to all involved ... this makes it worth getting up in the morning. tl On Friday, February 16, 2007, at 12:18PM, Jim Piat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Holy shit Sheila -- I think I'm in the presense

ESP is best-loved by consumers

2007-02-17 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Poet, metalinguist, cultural theorist and musician Alan Sondheim is best-loved by consumers well for watching, for listening, med döva öron - with deaf ears well for history they's drumbeats great ending-up attitude to avant garde full-transportational properties what is it, ESP rendition?

(för döva öron)

2007-02-17 Thread Tom_ Lewis
http://epaper.hbl.fi/index.php?alias=FIN-HBLdate=17-02-07s=245p=10605article=41269

Re: Fwd: Beware of yourselves! Beware of each other!

2007-02-19 Thread Tom_ Lewis
but the Koran is revealed text (as Fundamentalists claim their Bible is, as the Mormons claim Joseph Smith's books are): allowable as supernal truth and therefore uncontestable -- the alternative to revealed text (that is, from God directly) is falsehood, at least if you buy into the first

Re: Fwd: Beware of yourselves! Beware of each other!

2007-02-19 Thread Tom_ Lewis
writers are terrible people, you don't want them in your house -- K. Rexroth it's amazing about how they hit 'em where it hurts... they want no more misprisioning, they want no more fiction, historical distortion. the current trades on a thing. we're empowering him. you?re giving him a

Re: one morning

2007-02-28 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Hevanet knows heaven peacefully. I just read Blake's Tiriel on the plane from Florida last night -- Hevanet / Heva ?? On Wednesday, February 28, 2007, at 08:25AM, susan maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sheila hope you do more than post your poems are you getting them published too?? susan

Re: my sister's murder

2007-03-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
another murder poem: haven?t you done enough? Willie?s dead, and you had to pry the cross out of his hands. isn?t there something you want to tell me? are you going to present your paper next week? don?t you think Willie would want it this way? are there any sarcastic remarks and cutting

Re: my sister's murder

2007-03-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
, at 12:55PM, Tom_ Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: another murder poem: haven't you done enough? Willie's dead, and you had to pry the cross out of his hands. isn't there something you want to tell me? are you going to present your paper next week? don't you think Willie would want it this way

everyone up here reads Gary Snyder

2007-03-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/02/26/DDGRHO9TQT1.DTL Pacific Northwest bigger than bathysphere, broader than hiccup rainy and beaten against the rocks, like Northwestern Sasquatch the rivers run dry this far up, birds high on sublimated moisture their own song rising

Re: sort-of copycat format (after David D)

2007-03-05 Thread Tom_ Lewis
:52 AM, Tom_ Lewis wrote: http://minnesotan-ice.blogspot.com/2007/03/absent-simulation.html tl On Sunday, March 04, 2007, at 01:10PM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://anaugury.blogspot.com/2007/03/how-many-more-possible-ways-are- there.html P!^VP

Greek Morphology meets OCR

2007-03-06 Thread Tom_ Lewis
http://anchovyorchestra.blogspot.com/2007/03/what-ocr-technology-can-teach-you-about.html vailah! @o nly in mitten All merit writem on hlodern Greek phonology

how the spam came to own, how the spam came to town, how spam owns town, showing spawn in town

2007-03-13 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Amelia says, Police said the cause of the fire was still being investigated but at this early stage it was being treated as suspicious. (have you not also seen your e-mailed writings bounce back to you, blocked by receiving machines for its similarity to spam and malware?) Dobbin Olsen says,

preposition (wet)

2007-03-13 Thread Tom_ Lewis
on the foundation of staples of statements of fish breaking the last plate forever for peace in the plantations out in silence the satisfaction on the freedom of spirits? tongues outwards waiting no more time of the upward motion of hands clasped in our direction from this word another out to

Re: hexen2039: new military-occult technologies for psychological warfare

2007-03-14 Thread Tom_ Lewis
this was apparently created / put together by one Rosalind Brodsky, of whom her bio states: Rosalind Brodsky suffers from delusions, particularly in relation to fantasies of time travel. I'm sold. here's more: Brodsky has previously been quoted as saying, Sometimes I look for my

Re: hexen2039: new military-occult technologies for psychological warfare

2007-03-14 Thread Tom_ Lewis
in case you thought of joining the Hexen2039 movement -- http://www.ensemble.va.com.au/Treister/info/bio.html SUZANNE TREISTER LONDON VENUES AND PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 2006/7 In 1995 Suzanne Treister created the fictional alter ego Rosalind Brodsky, a delusional time traveller who

not in attendance / a tendance / Aten dance (with no sun)

2007-03-15 Thread Tom_ Lewis
missed Steve 'n' John's do at Fusion (Few Zion, feed the lion : feet environmentalists for a list forever crying)... but a nice taxi jolt back up 3rd w John nearly made it somelike worthwhile in the salvatory saliva in the satiable sentition in the saleable tale of (in)temperate drops falling on

no squares - no tourist shots - there's a city not built on cut blocks

2007-03-19 Thread Tom_ Lewis
http://minnesotan-ice.blogspot.com/2007/03/no-squares-view-of-empire-state.html http://takingthebrim.blogspot.com/2007/03/no-squares-2.html

over-the-counter priesthood

2007-03-28 Thread Tom_ Lewis
my goddess my vivarin she?s my bread and my orange see her sleeping watchful even now

spring or autumn?

2007-03-28 Thread Tom_ Lewis
apples in orchards. with a good set of lies a person might cross unharmed. ~ tl

Re: ping autumn?

2007-03-29 Thread Tom_ Lewis
ex sell ants m-rax deep sots On Wednesday, March 28, 2007, at 06:37PM, mez breeze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 3/29/07, Tom_ Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: apples in orchards. + bl[|r}ood+ p[l]eeches.. with a good set of lies a person might cross unharmed. x

Re: Fatima airhead ~

2007-03-30 Thread Tom_ Lewis
You might consider removing the line move the line remove the line for godssakes everyone move the line golly god stayed silly, tired, reconstructing no linguistic DNA available to register my poetic. my code is yours, heavenly faker On Friday, March 30, 2007, at 12:03PM, steve d.

Re: Fatima airhead ~ how do you praise, damn, argue, molest

2007-03-31 Thread Tom_ Lewis
in post-molested, pre-chewed, perfecly modern text? SD: every syllable's labored and every labcoat labelled, your code is mine, mavenly remonstrator -- I was fuckin on your side, Deuteronomy. so slit me a god that has no split hooves, and tell him it wasn't anything personal. and anyway

Re: Fatima airhead ~ how do you praise, damn, argue, molest

2007-03-31 Thread Tom_ Lewis
in my naychur ~ unguent jam hi tamp unguent jam ml tine Wyuom jam ni Gone D^ On 31-Mar-07, at 8:32 PM, Tom_ Lewis wrote: in post-molested, pre-chewed, perfecly modern text? SD: every syllable's labored and every labcoat labelled

from the air over Minneapolis

2007-03-31 Thread Tom_ Lewis
I don't need to see anything ? the wind that shakes the timber lake ? all possibilities start with a promise ? wouldn't you die if such empty phrases weren't smothered at birth? piled high on the cross, the messiah and the contradiction wave their free

le plafond profond -- ceiling unlimited

2007-04-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
foreshortenings. On Sunday, April 01, 2007, at 01:05PM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tom, Ou est le plafond? D^[enjoying the exchange] On 31-Mar-07, at 9:50 PM, Tom_ Lewis wrote: I don't need to see anything ? the wind that shakes the timber lake ? all possibilities start with a promise

Re: The Vying

2007-04-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
is this a lost text of Virgil, or a synopsis of an episode of HBO's Rome? On Monday, April 02, 2007, at 02:33PM, Harrison Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Virginia told Appius shall in the step of secret silence go Virginia told Minutius unseen, abroad the bruit of her is blown Numitorius told

Re: The Vying

2007-04-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
ALL virtuous, voluptuous characters/names -- love the piece, and the commentary! tl On Monday, April 02, 2007, at 03:35PM, Harrison Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is this a lost text of Virgil, or a synopsis of an episode of HBO's Rome? Thanks, Tom! The first three lines and last three lines

who are you calling a dichter?

2007-04-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
seder pay dirt say?d hurt rash my package brash blood libel everything blood it baked me it stunned me it had edges ~tl gut yontef, ale dichterer (happy holiday, all you daughters -- I mean, poets)... On Monday, April 02, 2007, at 04:50PM, steve d. dalachinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]

pesadikhter

2007-04-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
eat that bagel eat that donut eat that raisin eat that falling sound in the ear the eating chewing dissertation relents and eat that delicious ~ tl

Re: pesadikhter

2007-04-04 Thread Tom_ Lewis
... On Wednesday, April 04, 2007, at 12:13PM, steve d. dalachinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 15:36:19 -0700 Tom_ Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: from dala: great hat beagle meat hat do nut sweat hat basin seat hat calling round din these clear themes bleating sewing dessert

Re: infinity's a pest

2007-04-04 Thread Tom_ Lewis
egress! out on the grass! where? do you smell beer? no sense but pass, press but noon, but tap. ingress! agree, but verify. On Tuesday, April 03, 2007, at 01:11PM, Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: agree! 2007/4/3, Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]: infinity's a pest best to

Re: in finery's best

2007-04-04 Thread Tom_ Lewis
ess! out under ass! under glass! under gas! ere imp pours snarly were-boyscouts snack with biscuits smearing baskets of flour nonce incense abuts preening chassis, noon, in time in tasks parts stub ess! a-green abut a very thing s.o.u.t. On Wednesday, April 04, 2007, at 03:57PM,

Re: if ninny's anapest

2007-04-04 Thread Tom_ Lewis
)... On Wednesday, April 04, 2007, at 04:03PM, Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Splendiferous, Tom! On 4/4/07, Tom_ Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: egress! out on the grass! where? do you smell beer? no sense but pass, press but noon, but tap. ingress! agree, but verify

Re: infinity's a pest

2007-04-04 Thread Tom_ Lewis
thanks -- same to you, Sheila! the flour's only as good as the grain it's milled from... tl On Wednesday, April 04, 2007, at 04:03PM, Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Splendiferous, Tom! On 4/4/07, Tom_ Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: egress! out on the grass! where? do you

Re: multiple choice

2007-04-05 Thread Tom_ Lewis
a) brama -- barbecue b) jambo -- in easy-open elephant jars c) leviticus -- leave it to the professionals, the only ones can cuss using Tetragrammaton do we win a prize if we get it right? or eternal damnation? or just lunch? On Thursday, April 05, 2007, at 12:12PM, mIEKAL aND [EMAIL

al as vl la ad rs

2007-04-05 Thread Tom_ Lewis
alas it?s velocity all lase address ~ tl

s v p s a s / r o b f l s

2007-04-06 Thread Tom_ Lewis
alas it's velocity all lase address~ rfuffro oral bon fetoideu liti soda P!^VP On 5-Apr-07, at 3:52 PM, Tom_ Lewis wrote: alas it's velocity all lase address ~ tl

Re: s v p s a s / r o b f l s

2007-04-06 Thread Tom_ Lewis
gruff gorilla not in Paris, I C. or not cut off, cuff'd, caught -- his internet tubes still leak. On Friday, April 06, 2007, at 12:05PM, steve d. dalachinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 08:54:01 -0700 Tom_ Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: from sd alterd convex pro sodomy

meat or sweet?

2007-04-06 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Easter Bunny -- beast or honey?

hello from Hayes Valley, S.F.

2007-04-10 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Crossing Back (to California) Am nation. Depths. This what you're writing. Do you want to talk about kabbalah. The sounds and the letters. Boy, those are shaky words. Yielding. Safe and yet solid are the prophets' pronouncements. Seek and yes, am nation. The baby swells inside belly. Swelling

lepus polentam amat -- ita coquus loquitur

2007-04-18 Thread Tom_ Lewis
vans a manse ageing rash rason wrists a delight a resting moo se :: remorse morose box-elder brigade Mars and token terribly manageable Mavortis knocks Mary botched the major overhaul mangy terrain through morning remodeling mayhem the grieving process toed the line determined by her brows

Re: From 'Espoo'

2007-04-20 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Espoo (pron. ES-pohh) might be a cool name, but from my experience it's kind of a suburban hell, west of Helsinki and mostly upgraded/modernized in the 1960s/70s, replete with structures made of white blocks, columns, and glass barrel domes -- friends of mine thought Tapiola

nowheresville -- everybody's got one

2007-04-20 Thread Tom_ Lewis
the term aptly describes the entire planet. you obviously haven't visited Espoo... On Friday, April 20, 2007, at 10:35AM, phanero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is nowheresville -- oh please, mr. Haute Architecouture urbanismop, the term aptly describes the entire planet.. the species itself is

Re: nowheresville -- everybody's got one

2007-04-20 Thread Tom_ Lewis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tom_ Lewis wrote: the term aptly describes the entire planet. you obviously haven't visited Espoo... When did you take your sightseeing tour in Tapiola? The white block part was largely constructed in the 60's, the glass tower palaces portion

Re: ici-clettes

2007-04-24 Thread Tom_ Lewis
spicy cleats

QApril 20

2007-04-24 Thread Tom_ Lewis
hatchet job ?what makes you think of hatchet job?? eureka ?what makes you think of eureka?? tense ?what makes you tense??

Re: Ssot tos

2007-04-26 Thread Tom_ Lewis
to be performed sotto voce, right? On Thursday, April 26, 2007, at 09:49AM, John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ssot tos short sot so bringing lay sot so bawling mood sot so lumpy rat sot so folding mute sot so cringing bag sot so yapping log toss so funding drool toss so minding sits

Very short lecture by John Cage

2007-05-01 Thread Tom_ Lewis
the other day, while expounding in my own academic drone Cage's concept of chance operations and what it means for artistic production, my wife presented her own (six-word) version of the theory: Everything is art, nothing is art. she said it in a weird voice, like a sock puppet's, while

Re: Very short stories. Six words!

2007-05-01 Thread Tom_ Lewis
highway mutants fire their guns. gotta go! Send your six words story to : [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Translations will be available in comments)

Re: un homme anomie an homage

2007-05-02 Thread Tom_ Lewis
an ode (visual) to magnhildøen : http://anchovyorchestra.blogspot.com/2007/05/intressant-after-magnhilden.html On Wednesday, May 02, 2007, at 01:09PM, bjørn magnhildøen - chyphertext performance ISBN 978-82-92428-21-4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Det nteressert av

samech is as much a sound

2007-05-03 Thread Tom_ Lewis
samech is as much a sound samech is as much a sound samech is as much a sound samech is as much a sound see high the way any is spelled see high the way any is spelled samech is as much a sound, and see high the way any is spelled several tame leopards in the zoo see high the way any is spelled

Fwd: Re: Rack Up A War

2007-05-08 Thread Tom_ Lewis
Don't Know What Destroyer I saw you take out a line of Iraqi citizens -- mostly women old men -- with a dumb sideways hand chop. doesn't matter: YOU DON'T BELIEVE IN THEM. and what you don't believe in don't exist. crying won't help,

Re: Spam Poetry Game Now Online! Who's the Winner?

2007-05-10 Thread Tom_ Lewis
But that's poets for you (or possibly people who cannot read instructions). that would be me. I never met an instruction I couldn't misinterpret and garble. thanks for putting mine up anyway. tl On Thursday, May 10, 2007, at 09:26AM, Cecil Touchon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Spam Poetry Game

Re: More fine wreckage

2007-05-15 Thread Tom_ Lewis
(Parsifal rebaptized) don't find a Grail where the creases shame you, too. Crease-us Gist: dunk again! On Tuesday, May 15, 2007, at 12:25PM, Thomas savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't fall through the cracks in their games. John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Tue, 15 May