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Author: Will DockeryWill Dockery
Date: Jun 8, 2010 12:02
mattthirteen cox.net> wrote:>Will Dockery wrote:
>>mattthirteen cox.net> wrote:>>>Will Dockery wrote:
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>>>>>>>> So whatever happened to Rob "Mushmouth" Evans? I remember he was the
>>>>>>>> only person I'd seen ever actually use that word, "petard".
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>>>>>>>> "Shadowville Speedway" CD on Artemis Records:
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>>>>>>> who knows??
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>>>>>>> what do you wanna bet that he's dead and made a specific request to
>>>>>>> his circle
>>>>>>> of aapc sycophants not to release the news. of course, they will be
>>>>>>> like loyal
>>>>>>> dogs 'oh, yes mr. evans; whatever you say, mr. evans.' ...
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Author: adamlynnadamlynn
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:54
Now pissed off "Muslims" bomb over cartoons.
But remember the Beatle bonfires
after Lennon said "We're bigger than Jesus..."
back in the year of Nineteen Hundred
and Sixty Six.....?
And there IS a straight line to December
Eighth. They sat around and sang
"Imagine no John Lennon..."
And they were proud to be called "Christians".
And those bombers back in Birmingham,
they called themselves "Christians" too:
Klu Klux Kristians. I don’t think John Lennon
ever called himself a "Christian".
John just wanted to hold your hand,
he didn’t want to go all the way.
Well, well, well.....
How'd that swan song go?
"Forgive them Father for they know not..."
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Author: adamlynnadamlynn
Date: Jun 8, 2010 06:17
If you look deep enough
the roots of every nation
are soaked in some body’s
blood.
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Author: adamlynnadamlynn
Date: Jun 8, 2010 05:53
On Jun 7, 1:10 pm, Aardvark sdrodrian.com> wrote:
"implacable religious fanatics"
That's what a lot of people called the "founding fathers"
of the modern state of Israel. What else (if you were a
Brit. stationed in Palestine) would you have called
them?
Terrorists?
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Author: Tom HendricksTom Hendricks
Date: Jun 8, 2010 05:27
The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:
Igor Stravinksy said, "I look forward to a work of major length from
this composer." Yet he hated this composer's work. Explain the comment
and who it was about.
IS
It's about John Cage and his 'music' piece "Four Minutes and Thirty-
three Seconds from 1952. For this piece the musicians onstage stay
silent for four minutes and thirty three seconds. So Igor is zinging
Cage here.
I had no correct eligible answers. All I got was...silence for more
than four minutes and thirty three seconds.
I don't dumb DOWN, so wise UP.
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Author: adamlynnadamlynn
Date: Jun 8, 2010 05:23
and God created dog
in His own image
(only backwards)
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Author: adamlynnadamlynn
Date: Jun 8, 2010 04:47
In a writhing pit misquotes as big as oil drums mate with billions
of man-sized maggots. A pampered petrol official holds his nose
and obsequiously whines “I want my life back.”
An oil soaked pelican drowning in the red and brown tide silently
nods “Me too.”
On a black background a white text teases "Who's to blame?"
On the next page there's a mirror.
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Author: mattthirteenmattthirteen
Date: Jun 8, 2010 04:04
On Jun 5, 12:41 am, Will Dockery gmail.com> wrote:> On Jun 4, 8:31 pm, beaublow wrote:
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>> On Jun 2, 11:19 am, Will Dockery wrote:
>>> On May 27, 12:24 am, Amathyzt yahoo.com> wrote:>>>> On May 16, 11:22 am, "=z=" gmail.com> wrote:>>>>> On May 16, 9:15 am, George Dance wrote:
>>>>>> On May 15, 9:52 pm, "jeannek...@ aol.com" aol.com> wrote:>
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>>>>>>> Thanks for posting the link, Jeanne. Since one never knows how long
>>>>>>> this link will stay live and free, I'm going to take the liberty of
>>>>>>> quoting the parts of the article concerning Dennis into the aapc
>>>>>>> archives. Most of this was news to me -- I didn't know the names of
>>>>>>> Dennis's parents, for example -- ...
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Author: walkaboutsversewalkaboutsverse
Date: Jun 1, 2010 11:35
Last night, the BBC's "Opera Italia" series looked at the work of
Giuseppe Verdi, including La Traviata (The Lost One), which was my...
Poem 130 of 230: ENTRÉE/AT BOLTON’S ALBERT HALL: OPERA SONG - WINTER
2000/1
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