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THIS IS NOT CHICKEN NOODLE NEWS: You Are Watching, ATI.
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GR33TINGZ: I'm Prime Anarchist, It's almost midnite,
the 22nd of December; and here's some Activist Times.
PAC-GL: the Prime Anarchist Column Goes Long
I shopped at Caldor the other day.
I bought three things; all from different departments.
I always like giving Caldor my money even though the
original owners sold it many years ago; back in the 80's I'm told.
Carl and Deloris Bennet live comfortably somewhere in Connecticut.
One of the managers at the Norwich store tells me they're doing
well, and last he knew they had a house in Fairfield.
Once when I was young I went to the Groton Caldor wearing
a shirt and tie; and I filled out a job application. Those were
the days when you didn't need a resume for a minimum wage job.
But a tie almost always assured you a "shoe in."
I honestly don't know if it was a manager or an owner
who took my application, but she directed me into her office
saying it just happened to be a slow moment and if I was willing
she could interview me right away. She offered me coffee and I
obliged. I honestly didn't know how I liked coffee yet, so I
asked for it "with everything."
All went well with the interview until she got to the line
about my date of birth. Yes it was my 14th birthday. She wished
me a happy birthday and explained to me that by law she couldn't
hire me for another two years.
She said I was a very nice charming determined young man, and
that she was certain I would do quite well for myself in all of
life. If I came back in a few years, I had her word that she
would personally find me a job somewhere within the company.
I thanked her, shook her hand, and held up my face until
I left the building and then cried all the way home.
I never took her up on that job offer two years later as
I'd ended up working at a local Elks Club that paid twice
the minimum wage.
A year later I found out at a family reunion while my father
was picking on me for what I'll always remember as "that Caldor
moment," that my grandmother used to buy fruit from Deloris
Bennet back during the depression. Lots of fruit. My grandmother
supported my grandfather's two failing clothing stores by
selling apples in front of factories during shift changes and
breaks. Her philosophy was, "If they can't afford anything else,
they should buy fruit."
"You actually knew Carl Bennet?" I asked my grandfather.
"Knew him?" he said. "I helped him open the clothing
departments to all his stores years ago. All the Caldor's
AND all the Bradlees."
When my grandfather sold his three clothing stores back
in the 70's, you could say he went on to live and die comfortably
in Pawtucket and Warwick, Rhode Island. I'll never forget when my
9th grade prom was coming up and my grandfather looked me up and
down and said "38 short." No tape measure or anything. My grandfather
still "had it." That was long after he'd sold off his stores. One
became a chain of "Gentleman's Wearhouses," and the others are
still in Warwick and Providence run by children of some of his
original partners.
My dad took me to Anderson Little to outfit me for a really
cool tan cord 3-piece suit. "36 medium," the salesman said measuring
me with tape. He tried a few suits on me and they looked almost right
in the mirror, but never felt right. "Let's try a 38 short, the man
suggested. I smiled politely and waited for the magic to happen. I
never wore that suit to another prom, but it got me into a whole bunch
of homecomings, and years later I wore the vest in 3 different rock
and roll bands as part of my "duds."
I thought of all these things on my way home from Caldor that day.
(A)(T)(I)
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http://www.natcath.com/NCR_Online/archives/120399/SOA%20images/pages/SOA%20besieged.htm
http://espanol.artists.mp3s.com/artists/120/marco_capelli.html
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Studio/8409/index.html
http://www.xenos.net/pub2/text/zines/by_topic
http://helpdesk.kvi.net/dialup/Win95/ie1.htm
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~hilja/zeropages
http://www.ggnra.org/cramer/amcoup.html
http://cosmos.lod.com/~ati/ati106.html
http://www.house.gov/campbell/soa.htm
http://users.rcn.com/dante.interport
http://www.ragbaby.com/magazine
http://www.cafeprogressive.com
http://kcd.com/samuzi/books
http://www.eatthestate.org
http://www.maggieestep.com
http://www.hackpalace.com
http://burn.ucsd.edu/~ats
http://www.newrules.org
http://www.mihra.org/2k
http://www.yakmilk.com
http://www.thebird.org
http://www.im-ur.com
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LETTUCE
hey, i found ATI - 65 at:
http://www.etext.org/Zines/ASCII/ATI/ati65.txt
and had some questions about the use of the
term "compressionism"
... is this email address still valid i wonder?
i will hold off my questions until i know someone
will actually get them :)
sincerely,
sean
http://www.compressionism.com
To ATI
Pres Clinton, who probably only became leader of his
nation because he couldn't make it on tenor, once
dueted with the "hair transplant" in Ireland. Van
"The Man". Maybe I should ask him too?
Wanna hear something unpretentiously funny? Ask
Marco to send you a copy of his "The Waffle Resturant"
(the School of Americas in Georgia) "Mr. Yak Milk"
'China's sweatshops make McDonald's toys'
mihra org
HI again Marc,
On a related topic, having just visited
http://www.frucht.org/anizer.html.
see attachment for excerpt from book-in-progress.
Peace,
Preston
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off getting my bachelors degree for over 10 years now,
AND to top it off one of the only majors I'd NEVER
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Hi, My name is Christy and I just read what you
had written in a newsgroup. Want to work together
in 2001? I am responsible for expanding an Inc.
500 company. Read this and let me know what you
think? I can send you more information.
Christy
[No thanks -ed.]
Hey, check it out.
Take something someone's written you and
count how many times they use the following words:
TopWords : people (63), that's (45), should (40)!
Count some of the other words and see if these three
aren't in the top.
Yasmine the Yaltese Falcon
(A.)(T.)(I.)
[!--and --]
[!-- on --]
[!--the topic of --]
[!-- Let My People Go... --]
A guard was stationed right in front
of that cell and was ordered never to
take his eyes off me, not for an instant,
and he didn't - though I swear he must have
gone cross-eyed looking at me every time I took
a crap or peed. For a while I tried looking back
at him the same unflinching way he was looking at
me until his face grew red, his nose twitched, and
he raised a beefy arm with a trembling clenched fist,
his eyes more fearful and pleading than murderous. I half
smiled, shrugged, and looked away. We both new that I had him
just as much as he had me. We were both prisoners, that guard and me.
-- Reprinted from Leonard Peltier's
"MY LIFE IS MY SUNDANCE: Prison Writings"
_(A)(T)(I)_
FROM THE DECEMBER 20 WIRE
Get a load of this.
Is Associated Press getting senile in
their old age or what?
Wed 7:36 am - Bush To Announce Cabinet Picks
Wed 7:25 am - Bush's Cabinet Picks Announced
& 1 TING I HATE MOR'N
PROVING NOSTRADAMOS WRONG?
Provin' her right!
In 1555, s/he wrote:
"Come the millennium, month 12,
In the home of greatest power,
The village idiot will come forth
To be acclaimed the leader."
// Peter King (R) NY.
//Related to Steven King or not?
// Sure looks like him.
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Well, that's it for ati 254.
Hope you liked it.
Merry Merry,
And a Happy Health and Human Services,
marco
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http://www.thepentagon.com/primeanarchist