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harry
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Mar 2, 2002, 3:52 PM
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testing first post!
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Rod "Yoah; am I second...to post???" Gale
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Mar 2, 2002, 9:54 PM
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spreading the disease Hey:
My god you'd think there was a movement underfoot
or something...heee heee
Well; it really is great
to see a site dedicated to our sister island Prince Edward
Island...most bitchin. Great work Harry. We've always known
that there was a greta scene in Prince Edward Island now we
get to read about it...very cool!!!!
Anyway; I'll
be checking in a lot and if anyone's interested in
Gobblefest or in playing the city of rust and toxidity
(Sydney) just get in touch.
Much love and
strength!!!!
Keep it tight!!!!
Rod
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KJB
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Mar 3, 2002, 5:21 AM
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No Subject Most happy to see this. Congratulations.
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harry
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Mar 3, 2002, 12:07 PM
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weird! hmm, it just occured to me that i've never been to pei and i
don't even know anybody from pei! that's ok, peilocals will
be fun :D
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windomearle
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Mar 3, 2002, 3:51 PM
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tilted hey harry, anytime you want to visit pei, let me know. i'm
dying to get tilted over here.
we're already
planning a peilocals super concert here in the near future.
maybe cblocals and halifaxlocals can each make their own
lineup of bands for concerts, and we could work out some
sort of network for a locals tour where we expose our
individual scenes to each other.
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Chuck
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Mar 3, 2002, 7:36 PM
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PEI Hello!
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rob
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Mar 3, 2002, 7:50 PM
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touring band need's help with shows!!
hi there,
rob from the toronto band DEAD LETTER
DEPT. here,
were coming out that way this spring and
would love some help getting some shows in maritimes canada.
were a punk rock band that has a very strong
jawbreaker/pinhead gunpowder influence, and we'd love to
play any type of show you might be able to help us with,
perferably house shows or all ages events.
here
are the dates and places we need help with, please send us
an e-mail if you can help and we can send some promo stuff
to you if you need it, were not looking for garuntee's or to
give anyone rock star attitude, just some friendly help
would be great!
JUNE
Tue/25/NB/fredricton
Wed/26/NB/saint john
Thur/27/PEI/charlottetown
Fri/28/PEI/summerside
Sat/29/NS/halifax
Sun/30/NS/ new glascow, sydney
July
Mon/1/truro (NS), moncton (NB), edmunston (NB),
bathurst (NB)
send e-mail to
deadletterdept@hotmail.com or check out
www.deadletterdept.com
thanx for your time
rob/dead letter dept.
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darcy
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Mar 3, 2002, 9:49 PM
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No Subject im loooking for a gurlfriend and will consider gurls froom
other islands other than cape breton
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vince
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Mar 3, 2002, 10:39 PM
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huh? Where the the fuck is the dressed to kill content? Yeesh.
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posi*tracey
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Mar 3, 2002, 11:23 PM
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march15th is the only show on the 15th the melons show? is there not
another show at the guild. or am i misinformed?
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christina.
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Mar 3, 2002, 11:39 PM
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love and kisses i enjoy having a pei locals website. it makes me feel like
pei is actually bigger than it is.
so...how's
about postponing this whole "awesomefest II" idea until late
april? huh? pleeeeease? greg and mike, i'm looking in your
direction here.
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windomearle
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Mar 4, 2002, 12:08 AM
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events if anyone knows about events that are not listed, let us
know by either posting in the guestbook, emailing me or
contacting another admin.
lord knows, pei has never
had a reliable source for event listings. so we need as much
help as we can get.
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harry
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Mar 4, 2002, 12:39 AM
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thanks! also, i'm the guy to harass about bugs, feature requests,
and other tech stuff. i'm really happy to see so much
activity within 24 hours of the site going live, and if
there's anything i can do on my end, i'd be more than happy.
for those of you who don't know the situation,
locals is free as in beer and free as in love, so please
visit and contribute often!
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col
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Mar 4, 2002, 12:58 AM
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well well well... Finally PEI gets a site. Now maybe I will actually find out
about shows earlier then the day before they happen!
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windomearle
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Mar 4, 2002, 1:13 AM
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bands i've been adding all my favourite bands past and present,
and dressed to kill.
any suggestions of bands i'm
missing?
also, we need pics. email them in, kids.
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Kevin
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Mar 4, 2002, 3:32 PM
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girls! anytime i have been associated with anyone from pei they
have been nice.....plus you're all hot!
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geoff
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Mar 5, 2002, 11:02 AM
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p.e.i. is fun! i've only been there once in the recent past.(i was there as
a kid, but who cares?) sumerset campground is the fucking
shit. i'm tellin ya, any capers reading this, it is the
shit. screw ingo, and all the on your ass wardens. this
place lets anything go, and is equipped with pizza joints
and a bar across the street. canada day weekend there is
some of the best fun i've ever had drunk, and there's been
alot of fun drunk times. it's not exactly roughing it, but
we're all city kids for the most part. someone should plan a
big show in cavendish for canada day weekend and all the
capers can go to pei and camp on the a-loop. trust me, you
definately won't regret it. oh yeah, i'm with darcy. looking
for girlz in all the wrong places. maybe pei is the place,
and i bet canada day weekend is the time. if anyone thinks
this is a good idea, e-mail me and i'll do whatever i can on
this side to set somthin up. see ya.................geez,
you guys need a nickname. islanders?
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geoff
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Mar 5, 2002, 11:19 AM
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how could i forget? GO-CARTS! how could i forget the go-carts. they're right
down the street from the camp ground. and they'll let ya
race em, even if you're drunk. they won't let ya wear a
helmet though? go figure.
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morgan currie
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Mar 5, 2002, 11:47 AM
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the rudy huxtable project the rudy huxtable project have a new website up at
http://rudyhux.cjb.net for anybody interested.
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jonah.
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Mar 5, 2002, 5:29 PM
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on the topic of how i'm an admin and don't know how to do anything. i don't know how to sign on. nobody tells me anything. i
deserve nothing.
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jonah.
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Mar 5, 2002, 5:31 PM
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No Subject
i've never even heard i, robot, how can we be in
their vein. i'm gonna punch greg so
hard....
and hands held open should be in
italics, duh. someone fix this shit. geez. and tastes like
burning should be all lower case. anti-caps baby, anti-caps.
fug.
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harry
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Mar 6, 2002, 12:02 AM
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No Subject what's your email jonah. i'll hook a brother up with the
coveted admin instructions!
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pineau
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Mar 6, 2002, 1:11 AM
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coolness.... well i was lucky enough to been asked to join up with this
great site.
i was running another island bands site, but
i just shut it down and pointed it here.
this one is
much nicer.
thanks for letting me in on
this...
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Michael Catano/The Plan
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Mar 6, 2002, 10:22 AM
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Riggidy Rock, y'all. Hi there,
The Plan and Slight Return would like to
play a show on the island. Preferably on March 29th. Can
anyone help us out? Jonah? Mike? Drop me a
line.
Thanks,
Michael
theplan@matlockrecord
s.com
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boost ventilator
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Mar 6, 2002, 10:05 PM
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any plans on updating this: http://www.upei.ca/~cadre/
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pineau
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Mar 6, 2002, 11:23 PM
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the plan??? Wow, the plan on PEI, that is awesome.
I heard your guys
CD from Mike Bigelow of Contrived. good shit.
I
hope to see you guys play here.
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Andrew
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Mar 7, 2002, 5:29 AM
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The Plan Your best bet is to try and contact Greg boon "I'm spelling
that wrong I think.." He puts the shows on now. I think once
is coming up around the end of the month as well. Does any
one know Greg's email? If so pass it on to The Plan.
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Andrew
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Mar 7, 2002, 5:33 AM
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Just anothing post by me. I think you guys "administrators" should add a discussion
board to this lovely site. It seems people are starting to
have conversations on the guestbook...
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windomearle
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Mar 7, 2002, 2:11 PM
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sounds more sounds are on the way.
for all the
non-believers, download glitter room by eyes for telescopes.
fuck them guys are good.
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Andrew
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Mar 7, 2002, 9:39 PM
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Pics I have some pics from a couple shows last summer. I'll pick
out a few of the best ones and send them in soon. It's great
to finally have a P.E.I locals site. good work..
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boost ventilator
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Mar 7, 2002, 7:45 AM
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guestbook vs discussion board in the 5+ historic years of "locals" in cape breton, the
guestbook has always been a discussion board (when it wasn't
pulled off the web for nasty name calling and such). you
would think that it being called something with "guest" in
it people would be more polite....
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erin h.
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Mar 7, 2002, 9:24 AM
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photos i have tons of photos going back as far as 5 or 6 years
(local and visiting bands of that time). the're nothing if
they're not horribly embarrassing. i don't know if this
kind of thing is needed, but let me know if it is.
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harry
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Mar 7, 2002, 9:54 AM
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guestbook vs discussion board yeah, i've always found that the guestbook works fine for
discussion purposes.. with cblocals, people just started
reading it religously, and they'd pick up the threads as
they went along. i find that 'real' threaded messageboards
get a bit confusing, and posts get lost sometimes, but with
a straight guestbook, the posts are made and read in a
linear fashion, so you get everything.
but, i'm
open to suggestions, and we have the resources to code any
custom messageboard/guestbook software you'd like to see.
so, any ideas?
thanks,
harry
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jonah.
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Mar 7, 2002, 10:41 AM
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old school pei photos.. erin, yeah, we totally want old photos nd shit. pei old
school reprazent. um, yo. so i dunno, serve it up, maybe
send em to me or greg or mike...
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harry
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Mar 7, 2002, 11:40 AM
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pics just keep the pics under 100k so that our database doesn't
crap itself :)
you can use the photoshop batch
resize option to make small jpegs of reasonable
dimensions.
also, functionality coming soon to
categorize pictures, add keywords, and search
pictures/news/events/guestbook.
cheers,
harry
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harry
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Mar 7, 2002, 11:42 AM
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sounds and more sounds would be cool too!!
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Pineau
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Mar 7, 2002, 11:48 PM
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jeez... well i am impressed, this site is booming.
it is
great.
spectacular even.
i love
it.
When is Moneen playing?
who is playing
at awesome fest ii?
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pineau
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Mar 7, 2002, 11:57 PM
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pics.... were my pics too big?
i can't remember, i tried keeping
em down in size..
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Andrew
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Mar 8, 2002, 11:14 AM
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I wonder... Would any one happen to have any FYM MP3's kicking around? I
managed to find 2 of their MP3's a while back on Audio
Galaxy, but they never downloaded. So if any one knows where
I could find some, please email me or let me know here,
thanks. I'm getting back in to all the old stuff again. haha
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nanker
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Mar 8, 2002, 3:12 PM
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yay harry is the coolio-est 10 out of 10 emilies and nancies agree, guestbooks
rock....not that I have a say because i'm not in pei. BUt
i've been there lotsa times, and my horse lives there. (my
i say) Guestbooks are great way to start yer
day.
nanker
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Greg
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Mar 8, 2002, 3:52 PM
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Mini Slipped Disc yeah i have now aquired a mini disc player so i am going to
start recording show and have them featured here.. i might
get my hands on a digital video camera and have some short
clips... come to think of it i don't know why i didin't post
this.... oh well
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a fan
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Mar 8, 2002, 4:12 PM
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March 15th Rock Show Everyone should come check out the show thats going on at
the East Royalty Community Center.
The bands
include:
tastes like burning
Dreams among
stars
Later Daze
onepoint21
Uprising
Rippin
Hammer and
Tremulous
The cost is $5 and doors
open at 6PM. Should be a great show!
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Andrew
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Mar 8, 2002, 5:35 PM
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Can the ban on cans! This post is to any one who thinks islanders are losing
their freedom of choice when it come to what they want to
buy, when it come to pop or beer on PEI. Any one who would
like to see pop and beer brought back to the island in cans,
go to this site
http://www.auracom.com/~zilla/can-the-ban/on-cans.htm and
join. If you are all for the can ban, then I guess you are
winning the war, for now...
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pro-shame
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Mar 8, 2002, 7:16 PM
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where's the shame? the halifax/ pei guestbooks need some good ol fashion
cblocals.com guestbook shame. real posts? jeez . . ya only
get relevant information then . . spread your shame and
spread it pride!
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vince
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Mar 8, 2002, 10:16 PM
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re: shame There's enough shame on the front page. Dressed to Kill?
Where's my fucking check Stephan?
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windomearle
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Mar 9, 2002, 1:59 PM
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shame i have yet to post anything from charlie 96, and
transam.
i'll show you shame, vince.
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albert lionais
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Mar 9, 2002, 3:51 PM
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Cans? Hey I'm not sure and all cause I have never done any
research on the topic. But it seems to me that bottles would
seem like a better option environment wise. Is that not
true? Someone help me out. Andrew why is it that you want
cans? Is it convience?
Communicate.
a.
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crazy old man
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Mar 9, 2002, 4:19 PM
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my cans! my precious antique cans!
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windomearle
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Mar 9, 2002, 5:03 PM
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bottles and cans in principle bottles are a good idea (heck pop even tastes
nicer out of a bottle compared to a metal can), but pei is
inconsistant in its policy and ultimately the can ban is a
political tool to ensure seaman beverages grip on the
island's beverage industry. the can ban prevents any
carbonated beverage from being sold here - with fines
applied to businesses that dissobey the ban. problems have
arised because of the ban: jones soda (which only sells pop
in bottles) was not permitted to distribute their pop here
for some weird reason, and a natural foods store was fined
for selling all natural carbonated fruit beverages which are
available only in cans - even though no other companies on
the island makes a similar competing product. the can ban
benefits one local business. but pisses off a bunch of
consumers.
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Andrew
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Mar 9, 2002, 5:36 PM
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why i want cans Cans are cheep, simple answer. Islanders pay a high price
for bottled pop. We don't get any of the cheep pop like Big
8, Life and so many other brands. Bottles yes, are a little
better for the environment. So why not ban all cans? Even
soup in cans. Denmark had a can ban the same as ours
basically and after a new government studied the actual law,
the 20 year ban was dropped.
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Josh
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Mar 9, 2002, 6:21 PM
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Bootlegs I have Charlie 96 bootlegs.
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Taylor
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Mar 9, 2002, 6:28 PM
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No Subject I thought that Plague Monkey, and hands held open broke up?
Or did they?
There seems to be a lot of talk about
the two on this page.
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Andrew
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Mar 9, 2002, 6:39 PM
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They did break up... Bands listed in the band section in italics are broken up. A
lot of the bands listed are broken up in a matter of fact.
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vince
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Mar 9, 2002, 6:54 PM
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bottles and cans, just clap your hands ... As a former islander, I think the bottles are a bigger
tourist attraction than anything else. The last two summers
when I vacationed on PEI, all my friends in Calgary asked me
to bring them back bottled pop, or beach sand in glass
bottles. We have some bottled pop out here, but except for
some independent sodas, it’s very hard to find. Sometimes
you can find coke in glass bottles at walmart, but they’re
usually gone as soon as they arrive.
When I lived
in Charlottetown, I took for granted how good bottled pop
tasted. Now when I go back, I can’t have enough of it.
The problem with Jones Soda on the island, was
that the bottles weren’t going to be recycled on the island,
but shipped to nova scotia instead. Especially with the
bridge, cans would be extremely easy to move and it would
probably be cheaper to ship them to/from Moncton than
opening up a new canning plant on PEI.
That’s what
the government is afraid of. They’re protecting semans
because it’s better than giving all the business to off
island competitors. Bringing in plastic bottles and cans may
be cheaper, but you’re losing good taste, island business,
and the envy off all the other Canadians who are stuck with
shitty plastic bottles and cans.
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p.s. Josh, you gotta score me some
of that Charlie '96
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greg
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Mar 9, 2002, 7:02 PM
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ummm... music? anyone? yeah so cans... we don't got em'... yeah if anyone has a
digital video camera please email me.. i'd like to get some
shows clips on here...
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Andrew
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Mar 9, 2002, 8:27 PM
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Digital video Greg, Charlie has a digital camera that will take video
clips. The problem with it is, the sound records really bad.
You can dub the video with the song if you record the sound
on a separate device, add pictures and make a little music
video. He will be taking it to awesome fest, talk to him
then, or email him.. CxPxD@hotmail.com
Most
digital cameras with the video option will only record like
15 seconds, his will record till the memory card is full. So
try and score some Compact flash cards. In total we have
around 48megs in storage for his camera.
If all
that fails, and you can find some one with a camcorder, I
can capture the video here and encode it to something small
so it can be added to the site. So just let me know if you
want to do it that way.
On the issue of cans, I
just think islanders pay to much and we don't have the
choice other Canadians have. If seaman's wants to keep a
market on PEI if cans come back, they can simply lower their
prices and stop rapping islanders wallets who have a taste
for pop.
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feminazi.
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Mar 9, 2002, 11:04 PM
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No Subject hey, anybody else notice that peilocals is the only locals
website without any women on their admin list? i am assuming
that this is most likely because there isn't a very large
number of women (esp. compared to men) putting on shows, or
organizing musical events, or very involved in the pei music
scene in general (to the best of my knowledge...maybe
there's some crazy underground women-based music scene i was
never invited to, with bands that covers spitboy and
discount). maybe i'm just ignorant and there are lots of
women putting on shows that i don't hear about, seeing as i
presently don't live in pei.
maybe a topic for
discussion?
i just thought it should be brought to
people's attention, what with the white, upper-middle class,
heterosexual male phenomena in hardcore/punk today.
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Andrew
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Mar 10, 2002, 10:40 AM
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Girls ummm way back, in the good ol` days, a girl and her brother
put all the shows on in Charlottetown. Recently, I don't
recall any girls putting on shows other then the battle of
the bands that was at the boys and girls club. But no one is
stopping girls from putting shows on... So if any girls read
this, put a show on!
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windomearle
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Mar 10, 2002, 10:57 AM
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girls girls girls tyler and nancy were the team that put on many of the old
arts guild moshes back in the 90's.
the benefit for
afghanistan refugees last night was organized by sobia ali
with the help of a bunch of friends and
activists.
strawberry were fronted by dierdre
smith.
belinda doyle is one of many vocalists and
songwriters in eyes for telescopes.
brooke miller
of the spindle cycle (also formerly in bleek) is one of the
best and most original vocalists in
charlottetown.
the hardcore scene here is made up
of many girls.
peilocals is one week old today. i
hope as it grows it includes everyone who plays a part in
the local scene no matter what their gender.
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windomearle
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Mar 10, 2002, 11:08 AM
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fundraiser the benefit concert last night for the red cross and afghan
refugees raised around $800.
and yes, there were
naked bums on stage during port citizen.
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virgin/whore dichotomy.
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Mar 10, 2002, 12:36 PM
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No Subject first off, i think it was such a great idea to have a
benefit show for afghanistan refugees, and i'm glad it was
such a success! i also wish i could have been there, but i
live in ottawa, what can you do.
i just wanted to
point out that even though there are/have been many women
involved in the prince edward island music scene, in terms
of producing music and organizing events, it is for the most
part run by men, like most other music scenes. i don't think
that is too bold a statement to make. i think that the
initiative, time and effort that these men spend organizing
and collaborating to keep the music scene alive on pei is
incredible, and i am in awe of how much energy people devote
to this. it has always impressed me.
i'm just
curious what people think about the imbalance between
genders, not even particular to pei, but in music in
general.
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josh
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Mar 10, 2002, 5:11 PM
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No Subject Any ladies interested in booking shows/tours or helping out
in just putting them together are more than welcome to join
the "pre" team. There are plenty of oppurtunities for any
women interested in taking photo's, working door's, booking
bands, passing out flyers, or anything that can be done to
help make the shows the best they can be. Just send me an
e-mail.
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for the girls
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Mar 10, 2002, 5:50 PM
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No Subject awe josh, your such a sweetie. but what's with that whole
awsome fest records thing? are they making fun of you?
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josh
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Mar 10, 2002, 8:14 PM
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No Subject i don't know what's up with awesomefest i don't have
anything to do with it. but the record label i work for
needs some female employees.
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Greg
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Mar 10, 2002, 11:02 PM
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Critical thinking in the punk/HC community All right this is a disclaimer... i am not making fun or
trying to hurt anyone but my commments/rants/observations i
am merly trying to bring about some much need thougth in to
the music that i hold near to my heart(romantic? yeah i
think so) oh yeah and please excuse my punctution and
spelling... both are horrible.. Okay... what punk means to
me is a break from the emotionless and contrived 'music'
than panders to western pop culture. So when i see bands in
the punk and hc community just as emotionaly detached from
there music as i do the garbage i see in the main stream
culture, it makes me question why they are there to begin
with. (note: you can be in an 'emo' band and not have
emotion, just as you can be in a 'punk' band and still be
contrived)If you use music as a way to only make money or
get 'chicks' than please don't call yourself
punk/hc/emo/indie it is only insulting and is ruining it for
everyone else.. to quote gorilla biscuits "why play for us
if your hearts not in it?"... now i am not posting this to
say 'get our of our scene man..' but to merly to place value
on your priorities envoling the underground music community.
this is a huge emotional release/expression for myself and i
hold it near to my heart... but who knows if you find out
that you aren't actually happy in the punk/hc community and
want to make it big, whatever makes you happy.... just
remember that play the music you want to play and if they
don't like it then at least your having fun...(note: playing
music that other people like can infact make you happy, but
i know it can make you feel hallow as well, not knowing the
emotions and thoughts going behind the song.AND you don't
have to freak out and break things to be 'into it' i does
come across in many ways)I'd like to hear what everyone else
thinks on this subject... or if people can get what i am
trying to say... cause i have trouble explaing myself most
of the time... really i do...
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vince
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Mar 11, 2002, 5:09 AM
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re: punk rock Greg, you’re bringing up a very important part about local
music. Good job. People should print off your post and tape
it to the bottom of their set lists. Seriously.
***/ begin personal opinion and rant
/***
I think your definition of punk is exactly the
opposite of what it actually is. When I think of the term
‘punk’, I think about the whole anarchy/late 70’s/UK type of
thing. Sure, the definition of punk has been thrown around
for the last generation or so, but I think a loose
translation would be “self destruction”.
Let’s
talk about the sex pistols for example. They had a political
message about something that was pissing them off, they
swindled a record company out of a huge amount of money,
partied their asses off, broke up, and then either killed
their girlfriends or disappeared into the gutter. There was
no heart or emotion; they were just in it for the money, sex
and drugs. Total self destruction.
Am I really
going out on a limb by saying that? Mr. Rotten himself has
said many times that this was the entire idea of the sex
pistols. Remember their reunion tour in the early nineties?
When asked why they were touring again, he replied by saying
that they were broke, and wanted out money. Sure enough, the
band released a shitty album, toured for a summer doing
20-year-old songs, and then disappeared. That’s fucking punk
rock.
The only reason why the
NOFX/Lagwagon/Guttermouth scene of the early nineties was
called punk is because no one else in the mainstream knew
what to call it. Punk Rock music is more of a way of life
than a genre of music. Those bands that are only in it for
the girls and money are more punk than any of your
XedgeX/emo/hardcore bands will ever be. If you actually
/care/ about the music that you’re playing, then ‘punk’ is
the last thing that you are.
And that’s why a lot
of PEI bands are/were super lame for trying to do something
they don’t even understand. Throw out your army boots and
your volume 18 of ‘a century of rock and roll’ that you
taped off A&E. Start something that you actually care
about.
***/end personal opinion and
rant/***
This post was pure flamebait. Sorry about
that. Please notice the ‘personal opinion’ tags at the
beginning and ending of my rant? Do I think I’m punk? Ha.
I’m a computer nerd that works for a phone company on the
18th floor of the Alberta stock exchange building. I’m
actually listening to Gordan Lightfoot right now. How punk
is that?
I’m just throwing out my opinion of what
punk rock is. It doesn’t mean I’m right by any means.
Anyways Greg, good job bringing up a subject that
people don’t talk about enough. Let’s get some more
opinions/reply’s on this. What’s your definition of punk
rock?
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nanker
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Mar 11, 2002, 9:18 AM
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girls eh? mabye the girls in pei just need to step up and kick
the
asses of male rock fellows. mabye u guys should start
booking shows for them...
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Andrew
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Mar 11, 2002, 10:02 AM
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punk... rock? When I think of punk rock, I think of music. I don't give a
shit what some other people did with the term, and to be
honest I see it as a growing trend other then some sort of
rebellion. I also see a lot of band abuse the name Punk Rock
with their music, Blink 182 and them other ALTERNATIVE
bands. But to me, punk rock is a type of music, not a way of
live. Punk rockers tend to ware dirty clothing, with
patches. Country rockers? tend to ware cow boy boots and the
hat. See what I'm getting at?
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Ray Lavers
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Mar 11, 2002, 10:34 AM
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Sex Pistals first punk band?????? Contrary to popular belief, the word Punk was used before
the 70's to describe a number of Garage Rock bands. It just
wasn't made into a household name and a cash cow until the
70's.
Check out The Wailers, The Sonics, and the
Standells for starters.
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erin hysteric
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Mar 11, 2002, 11:14 AM
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awesomefest i'm looking for a way to get myself to awesomefest from
halifax, aside from taking that godawful shuttle. i'm
thinking the shows of april 5-7, but i guess i can't be
picky. if anybody knows of anyone, ANYONE AT ALL, who has
room and would take me, let me know. i'll pay pretty well
and you can ditch me as soon as you get there.
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vince
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Mar 11, 2002, 12:02 PM
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Re: ray Hey Ray, who said the sex pistols were the first punk band?
I sure as hell didn't.
But you have to admit, the
sex pistols were the definition of punk rock for most of the
world. The definition of punk was defined as soon as it sold
out. Which, I think, was the plan all along.
That
and JJ Larosa.
As for Andrews point, I think the
term punk goes a lot deeper than the clothes you wear. But
that's a fair opinion.
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Andrew
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Mar 11, 2002, 12:13 PM
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vince Vince, what I meant is now a days is basically what you
ware. You got to admit, punk has became a big trend for
people trying to stay away from trends. I'm not saying it's
all about the clothing; matter of fact, bands on PEI do a
good job at putting them selves in the right genre. I just
see punk rock as music.
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Josh
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Mar 11, 2002, 1:03 PM
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No Subject I love Vince Lavers.
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JJ
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Mar 11, 2002, 1:31 PM
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No Subject i love vince more you arse
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widnomearle
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Mar 11, 2002, 3:03 PM
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vince i like vince. i don't "love" him though.
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vince
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Mar 11, 2002, 3:56 PM
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bullshit http://neko.phresh.net/~vince/stephw.jpg
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Andrew
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Mar 11, 2002, 10:41 PM
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hahaha That dude has a nice rack. And girl arms. hmmmm do I see
nail polish?
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rosie
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Mar 11, 2002, 11:28 PM
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preteam and band???? Hey Josh, you know I would love to be a part of Preteam!
and as for us girls kicking ass, we'll be out there, so
watch yours....
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pineau
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Mar 12, 2002, 1:05 AM
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Wanna start a band? Anyone want to start a NON nu metal/non country/non pop
band?
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sid alicious
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Mar 12, 2002, 10:27 AM
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No Subject i think lot's of stuff is punk. goin to a lame party and
taking a big ol crapper right on the living room floor is
pretty punk. i don't think anyone really has to worry. punk
knows punk when it sees it. i know lots of people who i
would call punk that some people would say look like alter
boys. i also know alot of people that have the "look" that
are phonyier than shit. it's just like skating these days.
every kid out there has a skate; doesn't make em all
skaters. you can tell the real ones cause they're gear is
usually worked,kicks beat, covered in scabs, and they're not
askin if you can do a kickflip-backflip casper slide to
whatever. blah blah blah
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andy mack
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Mar 12, 2002, 6:22 PM
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Directions to the east royalty community center well, if everyone knows how to get to east royalty.....
then ill start...
once you pass the KFC, you go
down the hill and at the bottom of the hill, you take the
first left which is called MacRae Dr. Theres a weird
purple/other color house right before the turn. you head
down MacRae for like 10 seconds and youll see this white
building with a park right beside it on your right. Thats
the Spot!
If anyone needs more specific
directions, feel free to email me...
See you all
there
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Andrew
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Mar 12, 2002, 10:16 PM
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Shitting on a floor is punk? I want to be punker, I'm going to take a shit on my floor.
Every one should shit on their floor and be punk rock with
me.
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vince
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Mar 12, 2002, 11:14 PM
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Re: punk No one knows punk like my homeboys Merriam and
Webster:
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Main Entry: punk
Pronunciation: 'p&ngk
Function: noun
Etymology:
origin unknown
Date: 1596
1 archaic :
PROSTITUTE
2 probably partly from
3punk : NONSENSE, FOOLISHNESS
3 a : a young
inexperienced person : BEGINNER, NOVICE; especially : a
young man b : a usually petty gangster, hoodlum, or ruffian
c : a youth used as a homosexual
partner
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Main Entry: punk
rock
Function: noun
Date: 1971
: rock music
marked by extreme and often deliberately offensive
expressions of alienation and social
discontent
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pineau
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Mar 12, 2002, 11:29 PM
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Bands from Nova Scotia hey there folks, i have two bands form NS that are highly
interested in coming to the island perhaps in late
april.
these bands are Kary and Contrived.
Both most
exellent bands.
you can listen to them here,
http://dprecords.cjb.net very worth while
listen.
so if anyone has any idea of who to contact
to get a show going let me know. I will more than likely be
trying to get a show at melons, but they would like an all
ages show as well, so if anyone can help with that it would
be super.
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pineau
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Mar 13, 2002, 12:20 AM
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punk? I think people should spend less time worry about finding a
label to put on music and more time enjoy the music that
they like, who cares what it is called. Do you like
it?
then that is all that is important.
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vince
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Mar 13, 2002, 2:43 AM
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skateboarding Ever notice how skateboarding is a part of the music scene
in other atlantic cities, but not charlottetown?
It
/used/ to be, back in the mid-nineties. I think it was the
whole pop-punk/supercar thing that everyone had chubs over.
The current music scene seems so much more mature. Why arn't
the kids acting like kids anymore?
I live closer
to mexico than I do PEI, but the skateboard content on this
site is nihl. Check out the cb and hali locals. You guys
should get into other things than music, like theater or
art. Andrew's a biker, he should start up a bmx section on
the site or something. The more peole the better.
A
locals site just can't survive on music alone, especially in
pei.
Just suggestions.
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pineau
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Mar 13, 2002, 3:03 AM
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No Subject good call.
art for sure.
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sid alicious
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Mar 13, 2002, 9:48 AM
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No Subject hey andrew, you're floor's next buddy!
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Adam Major
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Mar 13, 2002, 10:58 AM
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skateboarding?? none of you guys probably know me, i do live in
charlottetown, and this is just about that whole
skteboarding thing that vince wrote about...yah i think your
right man, i skate, i suck, but thats not the point, the
whole music scene goes with it, what happened to the good
ole days when you just get a buncha guys on "whale
boards"(haha) and you go out and hit some rails and whatnot,
i havent gone out skating in a long time, just because no
one skates anymore, if anyone skates and wants to go for a
session email me or something...the emo/punk/HC scenes arent
all about the music...there is also lots more fun to be
had...peace out
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Adam Major
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Mar 13, 2002, 11:06 AM
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Bassist Oh yeah...if anyone..i mean anyone, needs a bassist for wour
band...it can be emo, skate punk, hardcore, whatever, ill
play, ive been in few bands before but we never played
anywhere, i have been playing over a year...so just email me
with anything...thanks doods...peace
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Andrew
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Mar 13, 2002, 11:37 AM
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More local content Vince, I also agree with you. Adding more content to our
local page would be great. Art, video media, new digital
design and things along that line. A lot of people on PEI
are in to stuff like that. Our music scene is not big enough
to keep this site popular for ever. Ray and I would no doubt
be in to adding videos we make to this site, others
probability would too. Mike Lecky (did i spell that right?)
and others are in to new graphic design. And every one knows
how to draw and scan... Just a thought.
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windomearle
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Mar 13, 2002, 12:48 PM
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locals personally, i'd like to see more karaoke coverage.
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greg
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Mar 13, 2002, 2:36 PM
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No Subject ahh you would to...
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harry
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Mar 13, 2002, 5:45 PM
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content/features/etc whatever you guys want, i will code. i've already heard some
great ideas and i have them in my 'to-do' list. it's great
to see you guys getting so much use out of the
site.
harry
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vince
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Mar 13, 2002, 8:48 PM
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re: adam major/skateboarding Glad to hear there's still some skaters in charlottetown.
Now you gotta get on your horse and promote you scene.
Find someone that's active in the scene, and get
him to apply to be an admin on this site. If that guy is
you, then get your act together and promote the sport.
Same goes for any art/theater/nerf gun promoters
out there.
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albert lionais
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Mar 13, 2002, 9:50 PM
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new skateboard admin. I guess that person who would apply to be the Skate admin
could be a female too. Wouldn't you agree Vince. Girls are
good skateboarders too. I know it was probably just
something you didn't think about when you posted but we
should all start to think critically about how we write when
it pretains to gender.
I'll call you on your
shit. You can call me on mine.
-Propagandhi
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albert lionais
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Mar 13, 2002, 9:53 PM
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new skateboard admin. I guess that person who would apply to be the skate admin
could be a female too. Wouldn't you agree Vince. Girls are
good skateboarders too. I know it was probably just
something you didn't think about when you posted but we
should all start to think critically about how we write when
it pretains to gender.
I'll call you on your
shit. You can call me on mine.
-Propagandhi
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harry
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Mar 13, 2002, 10:02 PM
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No Subject yeah, cblocals was pretty strong on the skateboard side of
things, but it just seemed to focus more on music. but hey,
go for it. i think it would rule. any decent gaps in
pei?
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BP
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Mar 13, 2002, 10:11 PM
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GADJITS SHOWS Hey all,
Kansas City Soul/Mod/Ska/Garage Rockers
the GADJITS will be in Atlantic Canada March 28-30th.
March 28th @ the Marquee Club w/ The New Breed,
The BrokeHearts (some of you might remember this band as
Strawberry. It's been a few years since they've been out
this way so I hope lots of you come down to check 'em out
again) 8$/10PM
March 29th @ The Pavilion w/ The Dean
Melankos, This Life Sucks, Nemesis 66 and Nothing To Say
(Part of punkfest) ALL-AGES
March 30th @ Foresters Hall
w/ ADHD, more...8$ (6$ w/ canned
food)
www.thegadjits.com
www.thickrecords.com
<
br>
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windomearle
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Mar 13, 2002, 10:39 PM
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oldschool i'm lovin the old pics and articles bill posted. anyone else
have articles that could be put up? and how about songs off
them tapes? i'm going to post a couple mp3s soon as i get
some time.
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Adam Major
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Mar 14, 2002, 10:00 AM
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yah yah...ill apply for the admin for skateboarding...just one
question...how do i apply for the admin.?
Show
tomorrow is gonna be good...see yas all there!
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erin hysteric
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Mar 14, 2002, 6:18 PM
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bastard photos my photos never work, for some reason? anyone know what i
could be doing wrong? help! (yes, they're under 200k)
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brad macdougall
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Mar 14, 2002, 7:09 PM
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No Subject hey ya`ll just sending a quit shout out to all for regarding
Lending Jane`s upcoming show dates, please com check us out,
its good times!
March 21st @ melons
march
28th - upei barn
april 6 - upei barn (80`s metal
nite)
april 7th - frequency (awesome
fest)
april 26th - melons
should be fun
check us out, or give us a shout at lendingjane@hotmail.com
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windomearle
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Mar 14, 2002, 9:43 PM
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awesome is there an awesomefest show on april 7?
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Matt Bowness
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Mar 14, 2002, 10:31 PM
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The Shit Someone must have pics from back in the day at the arts
guild and all that shit. Billy, I'm talking to you. I
think I should be able to find my copy of the self titled
supercar cassette, I'll scan it if I find it. Or the first
"eat this" CD.
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Ian
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Mar 14, 2002, 10:51 PM
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envision uh..i see envision is playing awesome fest..but this is the
first i've heard of it. i have no idea if we can actually
play. someone should email me maybe. yuppers!
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pineau
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Mar 14, 2002, 11:12 PM
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eat this. i have both eat this cds and the "wonderful" genXX cd
*shudder*.
but alas i no longer have access to a
scanner.
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Matt Bowness
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Mar 15, 2002, 12:32 AM
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found something else Hey, I also have a ticket stub from a show in '92 at the
Makenzie Theatre which featured Stil, Strawberry, Down, and
Chaz Rules. I'll scan it in this weekend if I get a chance.
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praught
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Mar 15, 2002, 12:53 AM
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march 21 on the calendar section someone should change lending jane @
melons to port citizen with lending jane.
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geoff
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Mar 15, 2002, 8:48 AM
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help me help you hey guys. me and some friends were talkin, and we want
somthin fun to do on canada day weekend. i was mentioning
p.e.i and and it seemed to go over well. i think if someone
could get a show on the go that weekend(which is a pretty
good weekend for a show anyway)you could get a good turn-out
of capers and the like. if someone would like to drop me an
e-mail i would do what i could to help. thanx.
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windomearle
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Mar 15, 2002, 10:30 AM
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No Subject yo, geoff, what band are you in?
also, anyone who
needs a ride to smellifax saturday, let me know.
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Dean Gallant
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Mar 15, 2002, 10:53 AM
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March 30th Show Hey.. It's me, Dean. Does anybody remember me, Dean? I'm
that guy who wanders around town in the summertime, only to
fade away, like so many others in the winter.
I'm
bringing by band, the MiddleClass Pushovers to Charlottetown
on Easter Weekend. I wanted to invite everybody (19+) to
come out the Guild on the 30th to see us play!
We
played oooo... Breakfast Television.. oooo.. the other day
and we plugged the show, so you can expect thousands of
lonely housewives to show up.
Expect everything
from quiet jazz, mellow folk and old time rock and country
to smooth funk and heavy jams. There's a hot girl with
dreadlocks in my band and hot guy from England with a sexy
accent. Hope that does it for ya.
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mike
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Mar 15, 2002, 3:16 PM
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pictures section hey harry,
the pictures section should auto-arrange
photos alphabetically likek the sounds and bands sections
do. it'd make it a lot easier to look for photos of the
bands you're interested in.
m.
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harry
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Mar 15, 2002, 3:26 PM
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No Subject auto arranging pictures and more are available for
subscribed users. subscriptions are only $20 dollars a month
and we accept paypal and all major credit
cards.
ok, i'm just kidding. i have quite a few
changes to make to the pictures section so you can
categorize, search, and sort pictures similar to
cblocals.
thanks for all your suggestions guys. i'm
putting these all together so i can implement this stuff
when the new code changes go down.
code changes?
basically, cb/hfx/pei locals will all use a shared codebase
so i can simultaneously add features to all sites at once.
when i'm done with the shared codebase, i'll be able to add
features as they're requested.
seeya!
harry
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harry
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Mar 15, 2002, 3:27 PM
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No Subject oh yeah, did you get picture uploading figured out yet erin?
i sent you an email yesterday.
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harry
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Mar 15, 2002, 3:29 PM
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3rd post's a charm oh yeah, our new servers are in place. admins can go wild
adding sounds now.
harry
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Rod Gale
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Mar 15, 2002, 8:25 PM
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Gobblefest Gobblefest is coming- only seven months away!!!! Hey
Stephan; I'll trade y'all a long Wall compilation (Cape
Breton Underground Bands) for that feast C.D. it sounds way
cool.
Rod
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Adam Major
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Mar 16, 2002, 12:21 AM
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Pic I found an old skate pic when i was at home, so i just
scanned it and slapped it on, its a start, its just from two
summers ago when my friends skated and stuff, so...i just
put it up, there will be some more when i get out
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erin
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Mar 16, 2002, 1:09 PM
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harry i just sent some to stephan a minute ago, he said he'd try
to get them posted for me. i've got piles and piles of them
though, so i dont' wanna have to put him to work on all of
them. grr, frustrating.
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Craig
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Mar 16, 2002, 4:15 PM
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Show At East Royalty Seen the show last night at the East Royalty Community
Center. Thought it was very good, especially Ripping
Hammer. The vocals for Jonah when Tastes Likes Burning were
playing were pretty low for the first few songs, but were
better in the third or fourth song. I don't think most
people in the crowd knew what Jonah was talking about when
he was describing the issue of intersex. I did though. Ha.
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angela
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Mar 16, 2002, 4:36 PM
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boo. i am back in halifax, after a long ride on the damn bus. i
wish i could have gotten a tlb cd but SOMEONE forgot. i am
trying to get there for awesomefest, i just need to find a
way there and back and probably a place to stay. bah.
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Andrew
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Mar 16, 2002, 5:12 PM
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Adam The pic looks good. Once the city builds that skate park
this spring/summer you should be able to get a lot of
pictures for here, and maybe some video clips. Once the
skate park is built you will see a lot of the old skaters
get back in to it, and the new generation will have a chance
that ours did not have.
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Adam
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Mar 16, 2002, 5:38 PM
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Skate Yah, i cant wait till they put that park up...the skate
scene will go sky high!...everything from old school to
whatever...
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vince
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Mar 16, 2002, 6:09 PM
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re: skate What trick is that in the pic? Heh. It looks like a
backside-nollie-inward-hardflip off the sidewalk bump off
the left-hand side. Ha. Landed clean too, right?
Heheh.
As long as they get the skatepark right this
time, the sport should take off. I remember when the temp
park was built at waterfront ('98), and parents used to take
their kids there all the time. It felt pretty good to be
taken a bit more seriously.
The only problem is
that the ramps were worked after the couple months they kept
it around. They were very poorly designed too. When they
brought them out the next summer, they were un-skateable and
only the bikers could use them.
The whole idea of
the park being closed after dusk is pretty lame. The only
time I skate is usually after dusk anyways. I think parents
would rather their kids skating all night, than getting into
trouble somewhere else.
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morgan currie
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Mar 16, 2002, 7:48 PM
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trhp the rudy huxtable project now has an mp3.com page where you
can download every 2nd track from our CD, and the 'for sale
signs' single from the out of touch records
vinyl.
free tunes: http://mp3.com/rudy
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Andrew
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Mar 16, 2002, 10:05 PM
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skate park The city bought $30 000 worth of skate ramps, and that's all
they are using. Its all in storage, and once they find the
land to put it on they will set it all up. I think frankly
they should build a bowl like they have at the commons in
Halifax. I'm not in to skating myself, but I find it fun to
watch. And what the hell, I might give it a try. All I know
is wooden ramps will just warp in the rain and with in one
summer all the stuff the city bought will be ruined. Closing
the skate park around 11pm is not a bad idea if it goes in
Victoria park, seeing how the park is off limits at midnight
any ways. But it would be cool to have lights set up all
around the park so people could skate when its a little
cooler out side. Once the land is found, and the park it set
up skaters will have no problem pushing the Charlottetown
Area parks and recreation for new ramps and what not. So
good luck guys!
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Adam
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Mar 16, 2002, 10:53 PM
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re:skate park i thought the civic center idea they had was great, like
generation xx in summerside. they eventually will put
something up somewhere and when it does go up, they will
start with wooden ramps and whatnot, but the way i see it,
if enough people use it and everything they will start
investing money in better equipment..and maybe eventually a
stage, or even if not, you could put on some rockin outdoor
shows...i think that would kick!
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Andrew
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Mar 17, 2002, 12:14 AM
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Re: Skate park Well an indoor skate park is out of the question, for sure,
unless some one rents out an old ware house to the city for
like a buck a year. The city does not have the money to do
much along that line. And as for a stage going up in
Victoria park, that will never happen, and no one could get
a permit to put on an out door show their, unless it was
something like a competition or something, but for a local
punk/rock show the city would just refer you to the guild or
some place like that. Bylaws for the park don't allow
anything like that. Your right though, if skaters prove them
selves worthy of this skate park, and keep it clean, safe
and fun for every one the city will upgrade the park. But
the first sign up littering and fighting the park will be
shut down, and equipment sold off. So any one reading this
who skates, and wants to keep the park once its done, make
sure if you see some one littering you tell them not too. In
my eyes Charlottetown is doing their best in the line of
funding something like a skate park, and the least people
can do is keep it clean so city hall don't get complaint
after complaint from nearby residents.
Oh, one
other thing. One way to get some funding for a park upgrade
would be to make an official web page for the park, talk the
city in to setting up a live web cam looking on to the park,
and try and attract some local advertisers. A few Canadian
skate parks to this. Calgary for example does, and they have
one of the biggest free public skating parks in Canada, they
have everything from small corner ramps to an over head
loop.
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kev from voyd in saskatoon
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Mar 17, 2002, 12:42 PM
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Can anyone hook us up a show in early june heh this is kev from voyd in saskatoon, we could us some
help setting upa charlottetown show in early june
any
kind of show, bar show, basement show, backyard potluck
fundraiser for an activist group, anything would be
cool
http://www.voydmusic.com
http://www.mp3.com/voy
d
check out 'joe bible' or 'human being type
gal'
please help, hope to hear from you
email me at
kev81@shaw.ca if you or someone you know can
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adam
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Mar 17, 2002, 2:09 PM
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re: re: skatepark yah, i know they would never fund for an indoor park, im
just saying it would be awesome...but if they actually do
find a good place other than victoria park, and you could
put shows on there, it would be a great atmosphere for it,
and yah your right about the whole thing about putting shows
on if it is at victoria park, it is a residential area and
there would be complaints like hell, but it wouldbe pretty
cool if we could put shows on there, but yah, im gonna try
and find out what is gonna happen with the whole skatepark
thing...ill do some research, or try to anyways...and vince
i forget what i was doign in that picture, i think it was a
nollie hardflip, it was a while ago...and we will just say i
landed it :)
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windomearle
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Mar 17, 2002, 5:19 PM
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funk dr i just got back from redman. fucking eh. pip skid was up
dancing like a maniac while the goods, kaleb simmonds and
scratch bastard fucked shit up. too bad i missed most of
their set because of the goddamn body cavity searches
holding up the line up to get in. the host of the show,
scott boogie was great at hyping the otherwise unexcitatble
growd. i don't blame the audience for not being into the
hideous new clothing store rap crew, the homies. fuck they
were awful. awful awful awful. kwite sane could beat mix new
school hip hop alright, but his set grew dull after a while.
scott boogie kept it entertaining by throwing out condoms
and teaching the white kids how to nod their heads.
saukrates was aight. good flow, but a little boring. redman
was amazing. funny, talented, and fucked up. most of his
songs were anthems, and he borrowed heavily from the rap
lexicon for some classic sing-a-longs.
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dave
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Mar 17, 2002, 5:32 PM
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re: skatepark umm, i think i read in the guardian the other day that there
is talks of maritime electric leasing out some land in a
non-residential area downtown. im not sure if they're still
considering it, but if it happens maybe there could be some
fuckin kickass shows there, but it would still have to be
closed at dusk for some strange reason. i guess to protect
the skaters from vampires and all. oh well its probably
better than vic park.
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adam
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Mar 17, 2002, 6:01 PM
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re: dave really...wow that was some quick research, i never even
looked yet, well that would be great in a non residential
area, it would make it a way better atmosphere even just for
akating, no people complaining about the "noise" of the
skateboards and such and then the shows would be
great...because the guild is usually booked up for the
summer it would be another posssible place, thanks for the
info
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adam
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Mar 17, 2002, 7:23 PM
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victoria park I was just overlooking the bylaws for victoria park...bylaw
5.7 (a) says that you cannot operate any kind of amplifying
system, well there goes the small slight possibility for any
kind of skate show...just thought id state that
fact...
peace
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dave
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Mar 17, 2002, 7:44 PM
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re:adam lets hope they put it in the maritime electric lot then.
i'd also like to say the show on friday kicked ass,
more specifically rippin hammer and tlb kicked ass.
everyone going to the show this friday make sure you stretch
so you dont end up a tangled mess of sore muscles like im
feeling after the last one.
out
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posi*traci
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Mar 17, 2002, 9:01 PM
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dbhe why are all the shows starting so early. like man when
searching for chin happened they were on at like 8:30 or 9.
there are only 4 bands playing and doors open at 6?
eep.
Bring your moshing shoes and fuck Andrew
Dennis' shit up.
ha!
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geoff
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Mar 18, 2002, 11:01 AM
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monday sucks really bad hey mearle, i'm not in any band. i used to be in tilted many
moons ago. maybe i would play some songs if they played a
show in pei on canaday weekend. depends on the insentives.
ya see, i don't really play anything, and i can't sing. so,
ya see my situation. is anyone over there interested in
setting up a show or a skate comp or anything for that
weekend? there's people over here desperatly looking for an
excuse to get out of town that weekend. i do know alot of
band dudes though, maybe we could work somthin. any1 with
ideas can drop me an e-mail.
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harry
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Mar 18, 2002, 11:07 AM
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No Subject i'd be up for skatin in pei any time there's stuff set up.
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Jordan
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Mar 18, 2002, 2:52 PM
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Shows I'm in a band called "later daze"... whatever .we love to
play but alas know very few people who can help us with
that...and everyone knows we can't help ourselves. If you
want us to play anywhere please ask, if at all possible we
will play. oh yeah moneen rocks ass so come to that show and
tell falls he looks sexy "sans shag". peace.
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Andrew
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Mar 18, 2002, 4:29 PM
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Re: Skate park OK, here is the deal on the whole maritime electric
proposal. Right next to their plant downtown on Grafton st.
is an open lot. That is where they were talking about. It is
a residential area, and the idea has already been hit by
city and provincial government members for that area. It's
not happening, I think. Victoria Park is actually the ideal
location for the skate park, it will be right by the water
giving skaters a cool breeze all times of the day, and trees
will block any noise skaters make from the good people of
Brighton. The park will be right next to the road going
around Victoria park so city police can keep a close eye on
things. It should be good.
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windomearle
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Mar 18, 2002, 6:13 PM
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long wall hey rodd, i'll see if there's any copies of "before the big
feast" left. i gave my last copy to rock ranger. those
sluts.
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blake
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Mar 18, 2002, 6:22 PM
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No Subject if anyone is puttin on any shows and want to let a death
metal band from summerside play,should email me back
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rosie
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Mar 18, 2002, 8:32 PM
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pix and band ANYONE looking to have photos taken for this site to promote
bands, skating, etc.
Drop me a line! I have a lot of pix
on this site so far and would like to have more!
If you
have any ideas or anything you would like to promote or
advertise, give me a shout.
And the band thing! Any
GIRLS out there who would like to start a band give me a
shout too...
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adam
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Mar 18, 2002, 10:59 PM
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re: victoria park oh yah...victoria park isnt all bad...im just happy they are
putting it somewhere...your completely right on the whole
cool air by the water, the police keeping an eye on the
place and everything, i think thats where the park is gonna
stand for a couple of summers at least...well lets hope it
works aout, we will just have to wait and see...
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pineau
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Mar 19, 2002, 1:43 AM
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places for someone to jam out on an acoustic? anyone know a good place for some one to croon some songs
out on an acoustic?
the harp and thistle
maybe?
The singer of the super good band Kary, from
halifax might be here on the weekend and he is looking to do
some solo acoustic stuff.
any help would be great.
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adam
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Mar 19, 2002, 1:06 PM
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pictures??? im trying to put up some pics of later daze from the guild
show on february first but it wont seem to work, the pics
will be uploaded but they wont show when i try and see them
on teh site, anyone that can help me just tell me what im
doing wrong...
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windomearle
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Mar 19, 2002, 3:56 PM
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pics resize the pics. change the resolution. should work after
that.
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vince
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Mar 19, 2002, 5:18 PM
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No Subject stephan's got all the answers.
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mike lecky.
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Mar 19, 2002, 8:11 PM
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website the cassette. has a website now at
http://www.aioku.com/thecassette. we will have MP3s soon.
learn the margled words and sing / mosh
along.
also, expect wicked sharp patches at the
DBHE show.
oh, and go to http://www.aioku.com
cause i take some wicked sharp pictures from time to
time.
thanks.
mike
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Neil Shaw
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Mar 19, 2002, 8:22 PM
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re: victoria park What the big deal with the police needing to keep an eye on
things?
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Neil Shaw
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Mar 19, 2002, 8:30 PM
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Skate show. oh yeah.
2 years ago we did put on a show outside at the
crappy skate park. The police didn't care.
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Andrew
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Mar 19, 2002, 10:55 PM
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Neil The police need to keep a close eye on the skate park, for
one, to make sure skaters don't try and claim it totally,
cause it will be for little kids as well. Also to make sure
no one uses drugs or drinks alcohol at the park. Littering
or anything around this area of the law. Like I said, if any
of the above happens often the city will sell off all the
equipment and say the hell with skaters. So the police
keeping an eye on things is nothing to worry about as long
as no one is breaking any laws, they are not going to give
you shit for skating at a skate park. As long as people
smoke and drink their garbage at home, keep in mind the park
is a public one for EVERY ONE there should be no problems.
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Neil Shaw
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Mar 19, 2002, 11:00 PM
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skate park well i wouldn't hold my breath, after so many
years of
getting the runaround every i know that skates is fed up
with how the city is handling the situation. (not the
mention the fact that street skating was getting completely
disregarded in most of the previous park designs)
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Andrew
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Mar 19, 2002, 11:01 PM
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Out side shows The waterfront, if case you did not know, has all kinds of
out door public entertainment. That's what it's there for.
Victoria Park on the other hand is not an area for concerts
and loud events. The loudest events that are held at
Victoria park is baseball games. The odd time, and I mean
once in a blue moon odd, the city will issue a permit to
allow an out door event like a concert at the park. You
never know though, if people prove them self's worthy of the
park, and the city is happy with how people are running the
place, then maybe they might allow an out door show there
during day time hours. I do agree though, it would be fun!
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Andrew
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Mar 19, 2002, 11:05 PM
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Skate Hold your breath, the city of Charlottetown is doing all it
can to bring you guys that park, and they have been for over
5 years now. They can't just drop a park any place the kids
want. It has to be approved in a long process, and most of
the time residents were disagreeing with locations. Just
because the Mayor wants the park in once place, does not
mean he can put it there. Trust me, the city is doing, and
did all it can do in this case, it's now up to the citizens
of this city to trust their children.
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Neil Shaw
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Mar 19, 2002, 11:13 PM
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confused "it's now up to the citizens of this city to trust their
children."
don't quite understand what you mean by
that statement.
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Andrew
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Mar 19, 2002, 11:17 PM
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I ment If the citizens don't start trusting the children of this
city, and allow a park to go some whereas, it will never
happen. The city faces a large opposition of citizens
against every locations for this park. The city promises
they will build it some whereas this spring/summer.
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posi*traci
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Mar 20, 2002, 1:05 AM
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whack this guestbook is just like a message board, the whole
debating ideas anyways. someone should change it to/ add a
messagebaord, for people to rant in. kinda like me right
now. ha
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pineau
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Mar 20, 2002, 1:36 AM
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does it really matter? does it really matter if it is called a guestbook or a
message board?
i mean it is like classifying music, who
cares what kind of music it is, as long as that person it
doing it for whatever reason they deem worthy, who am I or
you to judge?
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Andrew
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Mar 20, 2002, 5:17 AM
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posi That was not very positive traci. hahah
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Andrew
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Mar 20, 2002, 8:07 AM
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Guestbook/Messagboard Well technically, a guestbook is for people who visited the
site and feel like leaving a comment like "Great site" so
people knew they were there. A guestbook first started as an
actual book at weddings, and gatherings of such. A message
board is a chat board. People can carry on discussions,
basically what we are doing right now. I don't care really
what it's called, but it would be a bit better if we had
categories. Like skate park for example.
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pineau
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Mar 20, 2002, 8:17 AM
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messageboard.... i have friends on this site...
maybe they will be nice
and add us as a
category..
http://www.antiantenna.com/cgi-bin/
Ultimate.cgi?action=intro&BypassCookie=true
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harry
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Mar 20, 2002, 11:39 AM
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bugfiixes / guestbooks hi guys.. there was a bug in the locals admin code causing
problems with song uploads. if you were having problems
uploading songs, you shouldn't anymore.
i like the
straight guestbook format. you don't miss posts, and the
posts are made in a linear order. the conversations aren't
organized like in a threaded messageboard, but if you read
it regularly it works fine.
it actually promotes
discussion this way, becasue once a topic starts, the entire
guestbook conversation will focus on it for a while, then
eventually shift to 'run of the mill' conversation, then
another topic.
if the consensus is that you guys
more or less unanimously agree that we need a threaded
guestbook, then i'll write one when the new codebase goes
down. if you want my opinion, i'm a fan of plain old
guestbooks for locals.
seeya!
harry
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posi*traci
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Mar 20, 2002, 12:09 PM
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No Subject but people here are not leaving comments about the site. but
talking about pei issues. therefore we should have BOTH a
guestbook and a mesageboard
... and how was my message
not positive andrew. yeah i am pretty sure there was nothing
negitive.
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posi*traci
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Mar 20, 2002, 12:13 PM
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No Subject i like guestbooks as well. i am not saying i don't. i guess
it's just confusing for my little mind. when there are
different subjects and replies popped in everywhere.
but thats probably just me so. don't worry about
changing it.
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Andrew
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Mar 20, 2002, 12:23 PM
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Guestbook I don't mind the guestbook. It would be nice if we could
read old messages though. The oldest message in the book is
from 3 or 4 days ago. I was messing with you Traci. Your
very positive.
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posi*traci
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Mar 20, 2002, 12:26 PM
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No Subject that would be fine. if there was an archive of atleast a
week or something. but i mean if i posted 10 messages right
now, no one would know what else is going on.
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Josh
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Mar 20, 2002, 1:21 PM
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No Subject Now here's a pointless discussion.
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Mar 20, 2002, 1:47 PM
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No Subject suck it josh, you fuck.
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posi*traci
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Mar 20, 2002, 3:51 PM
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spat i am in the process of making about 50 spat cd's. for anyone
that is interested. feel free to contact me for your very
own copy. they will also be sold at the show on friday at
the art's guild. for 5$. please support the local scene. and
buy a cd.
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nathan
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Mar 20, 2002, 4:42 PM
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plan/rudy/slightreturn show stephan, nathan here from rudy huxtable. can you email me
about some gear for the show? once again, we're going to
cram more cubed footage of ass and guitars into a car than
can physically fit. i'm just wondering about an amp (a
bandit or anything is fine) that i can run my little fender
through.
it's fun to see how guestbooks in most
atlantic scenes (newfoundland, halifax, cape breton, here)
are so similar. or message boards and what have you. it's
also good to see that the one here is as yet uncluttered
with people slagging each other 24 hours a day. it's very
posi:)
can't wait to play, nathan.
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Andrew
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Mar 20, 2002, 5:57 PM
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Spat Yeah, I have to make 10 of their CDs for Flynns. I also
uploaded one of their songs today, so download it if you
want. It sounds ok.
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craig
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Mar 20, 2002, 10:43 PM
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Picture from battle of bands in 96 I just saw the picture of the article on the battle of the
bands at Colonel Gray in 1996. Does anyone know who else
played there? I think I might have been there but I am not
sure. I remember I was at a battle of the bands and one of
the bands had Chris from Flush and another band had Michael
Sherry and Damien Trainor and some Nathan guy on drums.
Same show?
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dave
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Mar 20, 2002, 10:57 PM
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band, band band band, gigs hey, uhhh, im in a kinda hardcore band (i dont like
classifications), if anyones putting on a show we could play
in we be happy to play and very thankful. were very new but
we sound good already.
later
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vince
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Mar 20, 2002, 11:18 PM
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re: craig The Damien/Mike band was called Smoking Cinnamon.
I
have a poster/ticket of the show at home, but I won't have
access to that until summer.
Other bands I can
remember playing that show was Chinese Checkers, Raw
Overtones, Watchmaker and that band with Matt Hennessy, Chad
Thompson and that Darrly guy. Shit, I can't remember the
name. They played alot of sloan sounding songs ... always
played at the barn. It's on the tip of my tounge.
Shit.
I'm also pretty sure that 'Ed Who' played as
well, but don't quote me on that.
I feel so old.
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Josh
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Mar 21, 2002, 12:17 AM
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Vinnie Hey Vince the name of the band was "Chase". Now i feel old.
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Andrew
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Mar 21, 2002, 7:37 AM
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old You are old Josh!
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someone
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Mar 21, 2002, 10:16 AM
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somthing man, why would anyone want cops around anywhere. now ya do
have a point. the north sydney park in cape breton turned
into a shit hole cause everyone was drinkin an fightin, and
there was broken glass everywhere an shit. to me though,
this is not a problem for the cops to fix. this is a problem
for the skaters themselves to fix. if dick heads are fuckin
shit up, let em know. a wise man once said "by any means
necessary". cops aren't necessary. myself, i like to puff an
occasional doobie when i skate, and i for one wouldn't want
john q. law breathin down my neck. yeah, there's always
gonna be little kids around, so ya use your head. if there's
little kids, dip around the corner or some shit. bring cans
of beer instead of bottles, and have a garbage can to put em
in when they're done. just make sure you have a couple of
garbage cans, cause they turn into ollie obstacles leaving
garbage everywhere. maybe it's just me, but i don't need the
cops for anything. i'm a fan of people getting together and
solving problems on their own. the results are usually
better and longer lasting. don't get me wrong, i'm not sayin
let your park get turned into a drinkin frenzy every
weekend, but it should be a place where skaters can have
fun, do their thing, and live to skate another day without a
400 dollar fine. peace
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jonah.
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Mar 21, 2002, 3:15 PM
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battle of the bands 96 maybe this is old news, but i'm thinking of a battle of the
bands at the gray from a few years back...and....argh, maybe
this wasn't 96, i'm too lazy to do the math currently, but
there was one that had theEwoks, toothpaste, raw overtones
(damien trainor era), mayyyybe supercare, and shithead pete
and the axe murderers (one of those really temporary punk
bands, featuring members of POS, master disgrace and
uh...shit, maybe a drummer from bluefield...). Josh i think
would know about this one. oh shit, yeah, and i think DCU
played too.
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adam
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Mar 21, 2002, 3:22 PM
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re: something dood, you gotta realize something, not alot of skaters are
gonna want to have a bunch of drunk ones fucking up stuff,
and by them drinking it means more fights, and feuds, and
the whole fact that we dont have canned beer here anyways,
and the place where they are putting the park is a very
public and opened area, so as it goes the cops will be there
alot in teh summer, and will check up on teh skate park, its
the only way we will have a skate park, and when skaters
start getting caught smoking a "doob" or whatever man, the
park is gonna be a whole lot closer to shutting down...so
but this is in my opinion...maybe im horribly wrong i dont
know...im just trying to make a point about a clean and
fresh skating enviroment that all of us can
enjoy...anyhoo
peace out
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Neil
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Mar 21, 2002, 3:44 PM
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misconceptions Thats the kind of misconception that keeps too many people
from skating downtown.
It's sad that people think that
anyone skating around confed. is out to cause
trouble.
Everyone I know is way beyond drinking at the
skatepark thing. People don't get caught smoking "doobs",
You could walk down university ave. smoking and nobody would
care, not that i smoke, but i've seen it happen way more
than a couple times.
As for the fighting, well I
haven't seen any fights picked in about 3-4 years. The
skatepark is unfortunately going to be a magnet for trouble
from people outside of town.(The Montague Ch'Town thing from
like 4-5 years ago comes to mind)
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Neil
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Mar 21, 2002, 3:46 PM
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Jonah take a look in the pictures section
:)
http://www.peilocals.com/pictures.php?_function=
raw&id=219
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vince
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Mar 21, 2002, 4:40 PM
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re: jonah. Kudos to jonah for remembering shit that most of us would
rather forget. Heh.
theEwoks, DCU and the damien
trainor version of raw overtones was the '97 battle. I know
this because theEwoks won the thing, DCU wasn't together in
'96, and Damien joined the raw overtones after smoking
cinnmon broke up.
Damien started the set in a
rocking chair with a blanket around him, and then rocked out
be the second song. Memories hurt so much.
Toothpaste didn't play either the 96 or 97 battle
because I always wanted to see them but never got the
chance. I was at both shows, so I would of made a point to
go see them if they played.
The '97 battle (I
think) also showcased bands that didn't have CGHS students,
so your memories of a POS group is probably right. Linel
(forgive my spelling) was still playing with that group that
had the girl guitar player in '96 (remember the pink hair?),
so anything with skinner or Kevin would of been '97.
I remember making jokes about Terry from Obsolete
planning on exposing himself, so they might of played
too.
Supercar played the gray at one point, but I
don't think it was for a battle. I could be wrong.
I have no idea who shithead pete was. I guess I'm
not as hardcore as I think.
Josh is fucking old,
but it adds character. Josh, do you still have my copy of
"PEI Hardcore"? The comp with POS, Obsolete, Da Brownies and
DCU? They're be some gnarly mp3's we can rape from that.
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vince
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Mar 21, 2002, 4:42 PM
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oh shit I just checked that battle article. Fuck, was I ever wrong.
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vince
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Mar 21, 2002, 4:46 PM
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one more thing yea, I was thinking of the '95 battle, not the '96. shit.
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posi*traci
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Mar 21, 2002, 4:50 PM
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vince vince. don't ask how. seeing as i am a younged. like good ol
ripe age of 17. but i have that tape. it's actually right
next to me. as well as i have a video of an old show. well
not that old. but it has p.o.s... d.c.u... bomb scare...
snot party and ratbag heroes on it. and i also have old show
posters from pos and the brownies, etc. probably 97
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Josh
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Mar 21, 2002, 6:29 PM
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No Subject There was 2 shows in 97, one which was a Battle of the
bands that featured Supercar (who were not entered just
there to entertain), Snag, Sour(wayne macneil), DCU, and the
champions "the ewoks". The second show, which was a variety
show, featured Obsolete, POS, Spam, DCU, Danny Lutz solo
performance, and Rather Content. The Variety show became
trouble when "Bob" of Obsolete told Mr. Canvin to fuck off.
Oh the good old days!!!!!
Great set the other
night Jonah, and Vince do you have "Janitor's named Jim" on
tape? and JJ has pei's hardcore. Traci i want that video.
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posi*traci
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Mar 21, 2002, 6:34 PM
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video. i can tape it for you. will you be at the show tomorrow? if
so i can give it to you there. anyone else that wants a copy
tell me. cause i have limited time/blank videos left. :)
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Josh
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Mar 21, 2002, 6:51 PM
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No Subject I'll be there traci, u just bring the tape. I have a
question for whomever knows the answer. What did Andrew do
or did i just miss some lil joke?
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posi*traci
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Mar 21, 2002, 7:12 PM
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No Subject i am not sure if this is it. but he is the only one(until
dorian, and tommy and mike came back) that would do actual
moves in the pit. and one time he kicked someone in the
face.(?) him and dan from halifax. not on purpose or
anything. but i didn't post it so i don't know . so whomever
did probably has another reason for doing
so.
alright i will bring the tape tomorrow.
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pineau
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Mar 22, 2002, 1:09 AM
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moshpit moves? What actually qualify as "moves", in regards to doing
"moves" in a mosh pit?
i was unaware there was "moves"
and certain criteria one needed to "mosh".
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traci
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Mar 22, 2002, 1:37 AM
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haha` well it's more or so. not jsut the typical pushing people.
it's like headwalks, and floorpunches. things liek
that
aka crazy kicks, and fists up.
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Andrew
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Mar 22, 2002, 7:39 AM
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pit hahaha you studied this whole punk thing to much Tracy.
hahah floor punches suck. Not wanting to sound like a baby,
but when ever I used to mosh I did not want to come back out
with my ass kicked, hell I can just pick a fight to do that.
A group of people punching one another is not a pit, I think
they call them brawls. So maybe the new generation mosh pit
is an organized brawl? bah things changed to fast.
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ProjectXandyX
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Mar 22, 2002, 9:37 AM
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Tonight Death Becomes Her Ego tonight is going to be a frigging
bloodbath...everyone should come and bring their moshing
shoes and try to fuck up my shit..but you all know you will
get ruined hahahaah..see you all on the dancefloor XXX
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dave
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Mar 22, 2002, 10:56 AM
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fuck yeah fuck, 7 hours till the show is to long, im fuckin pumped.
organized brawl is a good way to put it, its more artistic
than that, and then its not at all, right?
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Andrew
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Mar 22, 2002, 11:43 AM
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sure I don't know, it's been a while since I bother moshing, It's
not like we even get the talent for moshing here any more.
Well besides Tastes like burning being the last band in town
that you can mosh to. So are we suppose to mosh to emo or
hug to person next to us? I guess once we get some good old
hardcore bands back in town, moshing will be good. Some one
should start a hardcore band. bah I don't care any more, if
you ask me the scene died when the dickmen broke up, now
that was entertainment. hahah
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posi*traci
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Mar 22, 2002, 11:51 AM
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No Subject i am afraid the scene. and good mosh pits appeared to have
died when old bands like p.o.s and d.c.u. died actually.
emo=crying in corners with itchy wool sweaters get yor
facts straight andrew.
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dave
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Mar 22, 2002, 1:42 PM
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No Subject there may not be much to mosh to, but tonite there is gonna
be alot of moshing, but your right we need some more
hardcore bands.
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the cassette.
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Mar 22, 2002, 1:59 PM
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mashing i'm glad so see people are "pumped" for the mosh tonight. i
too am "pumped", however durring the cassette.'s set i'm
going to have to ask you all to stand still, as the movement
down in front affects our concentration.
there
will be prizes awarded to the best standers.
mosh
andrew dennis' shit up, yo.
mike and greg and the
walkman
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Josh
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Mar 22, 2002, 2:28 PM
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No Subject i remeber not to long ago Rippin Hammer was frowned upon
for gettin the kids all rawled up in the pit becuase it was
cool to stand around and act dead. but now its cool again i
guess seeing that the term "mosh" is back in full force. i
fuckin hate this island
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craig martell
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Mar 22, 2002, 3:20 PM
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butterfly effect Hey, im from cape breton, and a few years ago i was at east
coast unauthorized and i saw a band called the butterfly
effect. The singer was amazing. I can somehow remember
them being from pei. If this is true can someone tell me
what happened to them.
thanks
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christina.
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Mar 22, 2002, 3:38 PM
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shows. hey kids. people should come to ottawa and visit
me.
03/30 - Mahahraj (2nd last show- with jared!),
Boys Night Out (Burlington), TOE (Oshawa), Us Against Them,
Five Years To The Day @ Club SAW - AA/6pm/$8
04/02
- Good Riddance, Anti Flag, Strike Anywhere, Thought Riot,
The Code @ Barrymores - AA/19+/6pm
04/05 - The
Constantines, North of America, The Soft Disaster, The
Loopholes @ babylon - 19+/8pm/$5/$7 -
RR/OS/club
04/06 - Born Dead Icons (Mtl),
Experiment in Terror, Mach Tiver (Belleville) The Bottom @
Club SAW - AA/6pm/$5/$7 - RR/OS
04/09 - Poison The
Well, American Nightmare, Bane, Miles Between Us @ Babylon -
AA/19+/7pm/$12/$15
c'mon, boycott awesomefest, it's
all about driving to ontario to keep me
company.
ah. i clearly would rather go to
awesomefestII. hope you guys have a good time. and good luck
w/FNB greg.
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windomearle
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Mar 22, 2002, 5:58 PM
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butterfly effect butterfly effect are awesome. they're from saint john, nb.
http://www.artefakt.ca/bfe/
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Andrew
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Mar 22, 2002, 10:31 PM
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they are ok They are good, it's not my style of music, but I'm enjoying
the song they have on their site.
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pineau
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Mar 22, 2002, 10:45 PM
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Emo??? how can one certain style of music be classified as
"emo"???
Emo is short for emotional right?
well that
being said, isn't all music emotional in one way or
another?
Garth brooks almost cries during some of his
songs, ben harper does, does that make them emo?
Speed
metal are angry, anger is an emotion.
are they
emo?
as for moshing, what ever happened to watching
and listening to the band?
this is just me, but when i
see a live band, i want to watch and take in the music, not
worry about getting punched in the neck.
but again, that
is just me.
do as you please, i am not saying you guys
are wrong, just voicing MY opinion.
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Josh
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Mar 23, 2002, 1:06 AM
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No Subject What time did the show finish tonight?
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Mr. Pointless
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Mar 23, 2002, 5:44 AM
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RAP????
how can one certain style of music be classified as
"RAP"???
Rap is short for 'RAP' right?
well that
being said, isn't all music RAP in one way or another?
Arron Carter almost RAPS during some of his songs, DC
Talk does, does that make them RAPPERS?
Speed metal are
angry, anger is pretty ghetto.
are they RAPPERS?
as for watching tv, what ever happened to watching
and listening to the television?
this is just me, but
when i see a live broadcast, i want to watch and take in the
content, not worry about seeing live music.
but again,
that is just me.
do as you please, i am not saying you
guys are wrong, just voicing MY opinion.
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ProjectXandyX
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Mar 23, 2002, 1:27 PM
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Tracy Flynn How funny is it that tracy flynn punched me in the face???
Very hilarious...the only thing funnier than that..is that
she called me a fascist..i would probably bake her a nice
big fat chocolate cake if she could define the word fascist.
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dave
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Mar 23, 2002, 1:31 PM
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No Subject mr. pointless makes alot of pointless sense
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doesnt matter
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Mar 23, 2002, 2:30 PM
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why cant people leave it alone? i am so sick and tierd of people always fighting
or
causing shit at shows. I go there to be with
friends
and listen to music. not worry if people
i know are
going to get killed with baseball bats
. there are
better things you could be doing with
your time. if you
do feel the need to fight, wich it really
doesnt make
sense that you should,go the hell
away. i know nothing
I say will be taken
into consideration, i just hope
that people who also fell
the same way voice
themselves....
Later~
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traci
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Mar 23, 2002, 3:06 PM
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No Subject wow andrew say it to my face. you are all fucking talk man.
i would like to apologize to everyone else for what
happened. it's not fair that i did it at the show. or at
all. i have respect for greg and the guild. and i love
shows. and i feel really bad about it all.
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Mar 23, 2002, 5:47 PM
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No Subject you crazy kids, the guild has always been about bustin heads
and recently posted below was how cool punchin and kickin in
the pit is. andrew is laughing about what happened, i'm
laughin right now about what happened, lets all laugh about
what happened
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xdavex
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Mar 23, 2002, 6:14 PM
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No Subject hahahahahahahahahahahaha (laughter about what happened)
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xvincex
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Mar 23, 2002, 8:39 PM
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locals I don't know how this would work for bandwidth, but I've
been talking to alot of people on PEI who do short indy
films.
My brother Ray does all sorts of gnarly
lil' short films, and I know that windom has a whole vault
full of shit.
I'm just thinkin' of this as a
suggestion, but a video portion of the locals could work
rather nicely. You could also add in show clips or maybe
even some skateboarding/biking clips.
I know the
cblocals have some video on their site. Shit, it's just
another dimension to the scene.
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xXxTryalxXx
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Mar 24, 2002, 1:11 AM
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No Subject Pain...... A Breeding Ground For Hate......
(enough
said. get the fu*k over it... people suck)
Gone...
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heather
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Mar 24, 2002, 1:19 AM
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i don't think i have a subject {:O) i just wanna say that I had fun at the show the other night.
I didn't c anything that went on b/c i was dancing by
myself, the bands were good and i highly enjoyed the
threshold effect. I can't wait for awesomefest...i still
have to buy my pass.
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mike lecky.
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Mar 24, 2002, 2:30 AM
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a big un huh. thanks to all the people who took my request of standing
still to heart. infact, you all went beyond that simple
request and really, i mean really outdid yourselves. i
mean, knowing that i had a problem with people distracting
me, you all just did what seemed best for me and up and left
while we were playing.
and i thank you for that.
from the bottom of my little black scenester heart, i thank
you.
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Mar 24, 2002, 11:05 AM
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No Subject there seems to be so much tension in our lackluster scene
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mike lecky.
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Mar 24, 2002, 11:17 AM
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emo and respect and punching and the hey hey hey. pineau, i'm going to assume that you've seen / heard tastes
like burning at least once. if not, come see them next
friday or download thier mp3s to know what i'm talking
about. (that goes for anyone, i suppose.)
emo, when
the term originated, meant emotional hardcore. this is
probably back in 91 or so. maybe earlier. the term was
applied to bands similar to tlb in musical style and stage
presence. lyrics about the girl who hates you or the stars
were not necessary. it was all about raw emotion just
spilling out. having to set your amps back up after every
song.
today the same music would be called
screamo, i guess. with the term emo now coming to mean pop
punk about broken hearts.
for more info on this,
there is an excellent website located at
http://www.fourfa.com . it is basically just one persons
definitions, not the bible or anything, but he does do a
pretty good job.
disecting music into so many
genres and subgenres isnt the best thing for the music or
the scene, but it seems inevitable and almost necessary at
some times. when you're into the types of music so many of
us are in the punk/hardcore/emo/indie scene (and it should
really be just one big happy scene) you rely on the
disection of music into genres to sift through the literally
hundreds of thousands of bands that are out there to find
the ones you'd like.
so while knowing before you
buy a cd or download some songs whether a band is
"progressive metal hardcore" or "jimmyeatworld wuss mtv emo"
is usefull after you've determined what it is you like and
what you're not into can't we just make a little effort to
forget what kind of music we like / person we are (ie emo
kid, hardcore kid, indie chic scenester) and remember that
we're all going to the same shows for the same reasons.
give yourself and everyone else the respect they
deserve.
if you dont want to be punched, stand back
or on the sides of the stage, you'll get a better view
there, anyway. if you like to punch people when you listen
to music, punch the other people who like to
punch.
if you're a sexist homophobic asshole who
likes to call people you're mad at a "queer" or a "bitch"
then go somewhere where that kind of shit is appriciated. i
hear the heritage front is always recruiting.
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mike lecky.
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Mar 24, 2002, 11:30 AM
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hey josh / an aside / be proud of what you're a part of what's so lackluster about our scene? the large column to
the right of this guestbook entry entitled "Events" seems to
tell a different story.
look at all the bands we
have right now for such a small pool of musical
talent.
look at all the shows we have coming up
dispite the lack of venues. (by "we" i am refering to the
charlottetown music scene as a whole, although more
specifically the hardcore/punk/indie/emo
crowd.)
look at all the island talent comps. that
have come out/are coming out recently/soon. (although you'd
know more about that than i, i would assume. maybe you guys
are doing a lackluster job at it. i thought the Feast CD was
great, though.)
when have we ever had this many
shows in such a concentrated amount of
time?
although i wasnt here for it, i've seen the
pictures of the show that flesh made to suffer cancelled on,
and i havent seen that many kids at a show since i was in
high school.
on the contrary josh (or whoever is
posting without a name but using josh's IP number, you can
see them if you highlight the guestbook entries.), i'd like
to think that right now charlottetown is in the early stages
of a Renaissance. maybe someday soon we'll have to start
writing "only the first 200 will be admitted" on the posters
again.
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ProjectXandyX
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Mar 24, 2002, 12:28 PM
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good point mike Mike..you make a very good point. you should have been here
for the last hands held open show...sooo many kids..it was
great! I think whoever called it lackluster had reason to
though...stuff gets pretty lame sometimes around here. I
think that aside from the nonsense that happened at the show
the other night stuff has been pretty good around here, lets
hope things will continue to move forward in a positive
fashion as far as amount and quality of shows goes.
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harry
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Mar 24, 2002, 12:38 PM
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No Subject i'm game for video.
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Andrew
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Mar 24, 2002, 1:12 PM
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hmm I don't really know much about the scene anymore, but it
seems a lot is fucked up around here. It's like there is 2
scenes here now. What I mean is, all the bands that are
playing Awesome Fest are in the "main" Charlottetown scene.
Then we have bands here like Ripping Hammer, talented band,
but they have to put on their own shows to play. I'm sure,
Mike, you have your reasons for not including Ripping Hammer
in any shows you have any part of setting up, but that's
just breaking stuff up around here. And with the resent
events of Andrew Dennis trying to start fights with the good
people of Spat. It's just stupid. I'm sure they said
something stupid to you, but can't you just grow up and set
aside your hickish attitude? I'm sure every one has been
made fun of, or been offended in some way by The late
Dickmen or Spat, hell I have family and friends in the band,
and they still say shit to me, I don't care. I just think
people should get along, not be friends but tolerate one
another. And like it or not mike, but Ripping Hammer should
be playing more shows, cause they are a good band and I
think people will enjoy their music. ahh fuck it, every one
go their own ways, kill one another and let god sort us out.
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windomearle
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Mar 24, 2002, 2:09 PM
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sounds the sound section doesn't seem to be working
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guido
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Mar 24, 2002, 2:55 PM
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the scene? Is there really a scene here on pei...I think not. I see a
lot of poeple arguing over some stupid shit. Isn't the
"scene" all about the music and the bands. People need to
grow up. It seems like the "scene" is run by a bunch of
childern who don't know how to get along, and people really
need to stop trashing other styles. live music should be
appreciated no matter what "Style" it is. The scene here on
PEI is way to small for people to be so fucking negative
aboout so many small things. It's time to grow up people and
just be more appreciative and thank god that there is a
scene here at all , no matter how small it is. The bands on
the island definetely have to be a bit more supportive of
each other as well. no matter what style they play. remember
it is about the music and the good times. we need to save
the scene before there isn't one left. I'm sick of all of
these little clicks. it's time to join forces and support
the local scene as a whole, Help! save the scene!
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Neil
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Mar 24, 2002, 5:35 PM
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question is melons still closed down?
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Craig
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Mar 24, 2002, 5:59 PM
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melons Melons is back open. I was there the other weekend and they
had this dj playing. Or check out their website
www.melonsbar.com
And what is the deal with all of this
"fucking Andrew Dennis' shit up" I don't know what is going
on.
I think ripping hammer should play more shows as
well. I think they are one of, if not, the best bands on
PEI. Why are they not a part of awsomefest? Seems strange
to me.
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ned
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Mar 24, 2002, 6:07 PM
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Tuesdays Just wondering where I could pick up a copy of the Tuesday's
album. Keeping in mind that I've put absolutely no effort
into it yet and am merely posting this hoping to cut down on
the amount of effort I have to put into looking. In fact if
anyone would like to pick it up and deliver it to my home
that would be great too.
thanks
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Josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 6:46 PM
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Mike Our "scene" is based on one pretty nice guy who likes to
let his friends play ever show and have the same bands all
the time. Well other bands who can't buy a show unless they
put it on (and still get more people than any of yours)
struggle to get by. Now does this sound like a prosperous
scene to anyone. I hope not. The "scene" is dead compared to
where it was 5 years ago because it didn't matter if you
sang about politics, girls, or flowered rainbows you got to
play. I'm not raggin on the people who come to the shows
because you have a point mike, the crowds are better now
than any time in the last 2 years. But yet again like in 98
when Nancy and Tyler had there obbsesion with "grind" and
killed the scene with the same old "System Shit" this scene
will slowly die. What is wrong with opening the scene up a
lil. Now i want to make it clear that I am not rantin about
this cause my band doesn't get a chance to play any of "your
boys" shows. i know the reason and it has nothing to do with
Ripping Hammer it has do to with you and me and thats fine
if you want to call us a Racist, Homophobic band because i
went out with an old gf of yours for a week thats fine with
me. Thats your problem but don't try and tell me and anyone
else that the scene is just perfect because you'll slowly
learn that its not mike. i said my piece and for anyone who
actually knows me knows i don't like to bitch about this
stuff unless its to JJ so i apologize for the long rant.
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Mike C
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:00 PM
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Tuesday's CDs Hey Ned,
the Tuesday's cd "build a horse" is
available at Back Alley Discs or at www.sandbarmusic.com or
e-mail sbalderston@yahoo.com
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Mike C
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:01 PM
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Tuesday's CDs Hey Ned,
the Tuesday's cd "build a horse" is
available at Back Alley Discs or at www.sandbarmusic.com or
e-mail sbbalderston@yahoo.com
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Andrew
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:08 PM
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Craig The reason Ripping Hammer is not playing Awesome Fest, is
because the people who are putting it on hold a grudge, big
time. I think the reason why mike dislikes Josh "the signer
for Ripping Hammer" is because his old band, DCU, had a song
called "Cum Guzzler" and Mike took offence to that because a
girl he knew, thought DCU wrote the song about her. And
typical island bullshit, Mike and his crew never took the
chance to actually ask DCU who the song was about. I think I
summed it up nicely. Now, I don't really give a shit anymore
who plays where, or what ever. But it's stupid. All bands
should have equal chance to play all local venues.
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mike
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:26 PM
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to respond i guess the most important issue being discussed here is the
whole "why ripping hammer never plays shows" thing.
although i find it a little out of place to bring up my
personal history with josh, i have to admit that yes, josh
and i dont get along. i'm pretty sure a lot of people know
that. but that has little to do with why RH doesnt play
"our" shows.
The main reason is that the first few
times i heard them play, atleast one of which was a show i
put on, their lyrics offended me. now, i have been away for
a while and perhaps this has entirely changed, i don't know.
but for me atleast "the scene" is not just about music.
for me music and politics are inherently bound together and
because of that, and simply because of my beliefs sans
music, i can not allow a band to promote a message i dont
support at one of "my" shows. do i go to shows that you put
on and harrass you or tell people not to go to your shows?
(not to say that you do those things to us.) no. i simply
let it alone. you do your thing, i do mine. unless of
course you want the cassette. to play your next show.
now, to say that i only let my friends bands play
or that i only let bands play that are certain genres or
that i like, that is way off. do i like spat? no. but we
let them play a show when they ask to play a show. do i
listen to pop emo like later daze or onepoint21? no. but
they can play "our" moneen show because i know that they'd
like to play that show and that the kids would like to see
them. do i let my own band play my own shows? hell yeah.
so does everyone else.
i would like to think that i
let everyone play as long as they're not being offensive (in
my eyes). regardless of music. but do i pick bands that i
like to play the shows i put on? yeah. it's hard work
putting on shows, a lot more work putting on 5 in 2 weeks.
i deserve to pick the bands. if someone else wants to pick
the bands then they can put on the shows. i have no problem
with other people putting on the shows. did i go to the emo
show last weekend? yeah.
personally, i thought we
did a pretty good job with the awesomefest lineup. indie,
new wave, screamo, youth crew, street punk, emo, metal
covers. that's not exactly one person's tastes dominating
The Scene. are there any ch'town bands besides RH that
arent on the bill somewhere? i think we did a fair job.
i'm pretty happy with things.
as far as The Scene
goes, everyone should realize that all scenes have problems.
ours are fairly minor. and most of them (small population
/ talent base) we can't do anything about. unless you're
going to move somewhere sometime soon, this is the scene
you've got. and you've got two options, slag it or help it.
if you want to help, come to more shows. there are other
ways to help, but this is the simplest and it helps so
much.
the show on friday was one of mine and gregs
worst days in a long time. too much work for a show with a
bad turnout and a bad energy, and yet i can still come home
and post a fairly positive message about how things are
going. i'm excited for these shows coming up. i like some
of the new bands that have formed since i got home. i can't
wait to show everyone the new awesomefest 1" buttons we made
and the cassette. patches we've been working on. and the
new tastes like burning CD.
maybe noone will
"get" my band. maybe no one will read my lyrics or buy a cd
from tlb so that we can fix our van and go on tour. but we
are having fun. if other people are having fun too, then
things are going pretty well. if you're not having fun then
maybe you're in the wrong place. but i hope you're in the
right place and i hope you're having fun.
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mike
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:33 PM
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andrew hey andrew, guess who wasnt even around the pei punk scene
when dcu was around? you. guess who wasnt there when i
decided i didnt like josh's lyrics? you. guess who doesnt
know anything about this particular topic and shouldnt voice
his ill-informed opinion? yeah that's right kid.
you.
as for DCU's "cum guzzler" - i dont care who
that song is about. if it's about a dirty old hag
prostitute it's still just plain wrong. its just an
incredibly sexist song and demeaning to women in general.
looking back over old posts i'd like to say that i
never called josh racist, i have no reason to say that,
nothing to back it up. sexist is entirely different. songs
like cum guzzler or 38 double d are all the proof i need.
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Josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:50 PM
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Mike hey mike
2 weeks out of the year is great
and what your doing i support but there are reason's you
feel disappointed on friday nights after shows that you
don't like to acknowlage. but i'm tired of talking about it
already. the show your talking about where our lyrics
offended you kind of surprises me because for anyone who
knows us, WE HAVE NO LYRICS, i addmit it i am lazy. We don't
even say words if you listen closely you'll hear the term "I
don't know......." with grunts and make up words surrounding
it along with a few choruses which resight "i'm not going
home" constantly. Be it DCU, the dweebs(an old and very dead
band) or Ripping Hammer, i have never sat down and actually
wrote any lyrics. mike what you heard was garble with a few
"i don't knows" nothing obbscene or unfriendly in anyway.
Now i now in the past we've had a couple of naughty title
names but does anyone really care are we all that uptight.
this is really a silly thing to harp on. for people who like
ripping hammer i am going to right some
lyrics...............someday i swear
P.S.
now because we have no words does that mean we shouldn't
have a chance to play.....i hope not
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josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:53 PM
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No Subject cum guzzler was written about a priest by kevin macphee and
women have large breasts on occasionals and some guys like
them is that wrong.
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Andrew
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Mar 24, 2002, 7:59 PM
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Hey Mike Hey, umm them song names are nothing compared to the dickmen
songs. And you let them guys play all the time. So what is
the real reason for not letting Ripping Hammer play? And if
you had a beef with DCU, fine, but DCU is long gone. Now
it's Ripping Hammer. You right, I was not around the scene
then, I was never really around it at all, thank god. But
Josh and I are friends, have been for a few years now, and I
do know the whole story behind all this shit. Well his side
any ways. But yes, I'm sure you have your reasons. Any ways,
I'm going to get off this topic before every one hates me
even more. No heard feelings eh Mike, I still think your a
cool guy and all, but I think maybe it's time you give
Ripping Hammer a try, not josh, just the band.
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vince (dcu bassist)
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:22 PM
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No Subject I always thought the song was written about that porno JJ
taped over 'the best of 411 volume 1' with. I could be
thinking of the song 'peter north' though. maybe.
Josh is a lazy fucker and never wrote any words.
Every song had a chorus, but he'd usually decide what he was
going to sing about on stage or before the show. It was
pretty fun for us cus that was the punk rock thing to do at
the time. Alot of the songs we wrote were about porn, steak
or hockey; which I thought was making a statement on it's
own. Kind of a throwback to all the jocks at school 'n shit.
It's easy too assume that we were serious, but anyone who
knows Josh on a day to day basis knew that he treated girls
with a huge amount of respect.
Although, Josh
you're sounding like a dick on this guestbook. But whatever,
you're a nice guy and you're more than welcome to any of my
steak parties. The people that think you're the same person
on stage as in real life, are the same kids who shoot up
high schools with some manson turned up loud. Kinda like a
real life 'stan'. Either way, people don't like your band
cus they find it offensive. You should be proud, get over
it.
I think mike. has balls for not letting RH
play. He's standing up for his opinion, and I think you
should respect it. I just hope mike. doesn't think that josh
is an ass because of his band, cus it ain't even close to
that.
As for everyone else? Decide for yourself.
Here's a version of cumguzzler done in a reunion show in
2000. It's shitty, but
enjoy:
http://phresh.net/~vince/DCU%20-%20Cumguzzle
r.mp3
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mike
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:23 PM
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andrew, you're such a goof. "and I do know the whole story behind all this shit. Well
his side any ways."
you're too much kid. too much.
see you at the plan show, alright?
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mike
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:28 PM
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aw, jez vince. i hate to tell you, vince, but i'm kind of against porn,
too. and well, until they make a vegan
steak...
god, do i have any fun?
(answer: no.)
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Andrew
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:33 PM
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haha hahah thanks mike, that's the reputation I've been aiming
for, goof. I probably will not be attending the Plan show,
my budget is only allowing me to attend one Awesome Fest
show, so I think I'll take the one Spat is playing.
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Josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:38 PM
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No Subject I just don't see where we're offensive vince and its all i
ever here.
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vince
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:43 PM
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the remix maybe the line 'treated girls with a huge amount of respect'
was a bit strong. He was dating lisa when I hung around with
him, and he was pretty nice to her. I've never known him to
treat girls poorly.
I have yet to hear the
cassette. but they're already my favorite
band.
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So, anyone heading out
west for the whole G8 thing this summer? Shit is already
hitting the fan. I got off the train last week and saw a
poster saying:
Prepare for the G8 now!!
public
meetings this week
And they were going to talk
about stratigic routes, phone numbers to the hotels, your
rights, and basically gettin' people prepared and organized.
There's even grafitti all around town ranting about the G8
shit. You have to see it to believe it.
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mike
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:51 PM
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No Subject i'm pretty sure you wouldn't like us too much, vince. but
if i ever get that official vince headband i was promised
i'll send you out a demo tape.
oh, and there will
be a lot mp3s after awesomefest. of all the bands. we're
minidiscing the whole shebang.
.m
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vince
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:52 PM
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take three Josh, seriously now.
"She's a skinhead nazi but I
don't care ... CUMGUZZLER!!"
I find that pretty
funny because I was there when it was written, and I know
how stupid and outlandish it was intended to sound.
Most people don't get the joke because fucking
offensive and not funny to anyone but us. Which brings up
the question: "Play to have a laugh, or play for a meaning?"
Both answers are right.
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Josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 8:58 PM
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No Subject Vince i'm not talkin about 5 years ago. I'm talking about
ripping hammer.
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xvincex
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Mar 24, 2002, 9:05 PM
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oewww Josh, good question. Not sure. You /did/ have ray in the
band at one point, and that's offensive enough for me. I got
a RH mp3, and I dig it.
But that's all that I've
really heard. You guys still don't use the 'grow-dongs' do
you?
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Josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 9:09 PM
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No Subject now vince your just being funny and your right ray was
pretty offensive, i have an DCU movie from the guild with
POS back in the mohawk days but should i send it
out.....................i don't know....hmmmmmmm
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josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 9:11 PM
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No Subject If anyone knows any members of Ripping Hammer please don't
inform them that i was such a badass in my youth, there
kinda conservative ands they'll kick me out......vince
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vince
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Mar 24, 2002, 9:20 PM
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No Subject remember the time me, you, and JJ video taped simon having a
shit in the halifax mall?
He was /so/ pissed off.
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Josh
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Mar 24, 2002, 9:22 PM
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No Subject we started recording mark (jd's lil bro) today and that
exact story came up
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Greg
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Mar 24, 2002, 10:23 PM
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mrr... okay... since this is the first show with mike being back
(and helping out with) i'll say a few words... i put on
shows..... i put on shows, not for me... i put on shows for
"the kids"... always have... i don't like moneen or any
contrived garbage in the genre... as for josh i would NOT
point the finger at anyone for any reason envoling the
scene... cause friday at the show... you walked up, asked
what band was playing and turned around and walked out
(didn't pay.... not does that really matter) came back asked
how many bands were left... turned around and left... i mean
seriously how can you make and sorta claim about the scene
if you don't even show up? was it because ripping hammer
didn't play? as for ripping hammer... tlb and rh have
something in common... we both have songs about anal rape...
except one happens to be a joke and the other an
expeirence... you know what's not funny.. like not in the
least bit funny?? guess... anal rape, being a 'victim'(i
don't really like that word) of if myself i really really
don't like that a band could just toss the word around like
it meant nothing... like everyone who has expierenced it was
just a person to laugh at.. i am all for jokes... i like to
dance... i like music... hell josh i am pretty sure if i got
to know you i'l even like you.. but i only see you at
shows.... and you talk about really dumb things and make fun
of one of the most tramatic things of my life... like i was
the punch line to a joke i am yet to find funny...
I am sick and tired of puttin on shows for people
who don't appericate them... I am sick of putting on shows
for bands who just complain... and don't appericate them...
I am sick of people who make claims like 'they won't let us
play shows' when they have never asked me if they could...
(not once has ripping hammerever (chissy asked but mike gave
some response i didn't read) asked me if they could play a
show)and I am sick of people boiling down music to a simple
comodfication, removing every though, every emotion, every
struggle, every message, and every thing that i hold so
close to my heart, that makes me get past things like sexual
assault, and depression.
I would really like to
talk this over with the people addressed in this
rant/big-negative-ball-o-post. we can go somewhere for
coffee my treat (as long as you promise not to get
milk.ha)seriously give me a call..
(w)368-6580
(h)566-9901
i work 9 to 5 and
please don't call after 11pm at home..i live with my
parents... yeah lame i know...
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Andrew
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Mar 24, 2002, 10:57 PM
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Greg Greg, I never knew about that happening to you, I am sorry
to hear that as well. I never really though about it that
way, but when you say it like that it makes since. Something
that could be a little joke to one person, could be a world
of hurt for another, and bring back a lot of bad
memories.
I also know why you put on shows, and
it's good that people are still putting them on. I don't
attend them as often as I used to, but once the summer hits
and I get back in to the mood of leaving home more often I
will frequent the shows again. (I hibernate in the winter) I
think we all should maybe drop this whole scene thing, from
what Mike and you said, it's not the scene to blame, it's
mostly our selves. And when one does think about it, the
scene is doing pretty good, Awesomefest for example does
cover a lot of genre as mike mentioned. And yes, maybe if
Ripping Hammer asked more often, they might get show if they
leave the worst of their songs at home.
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PATT MOLLARD
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Mar 25, 2002, 3:58 AM
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YOU WILLL NEVER GUESS MY REAL ID HI IM WRITING TO TELL A STORY ABOUT HOW I FOUND OUT ABOUT
THIS PAGE.{AT THE TIME WEARING A SHIRT}
IT WAS AT ABOUT
9AM IN THE MORNING AND I WAS READY TO HAVE SOME BLACK COFFEE
WITH DEAN, LIKE I DO EVERY MORNING. WHEN I HAD DISCOVERD
THAT DEAN WAS STILL IN HIS ROOM. I BECAME SCARED AND A
LITTLE BIT THREATENED.
SO I, LIKE MOST NORMAL
PEOPLE,BARDGED INTO HIS ROOM, AND FOUND DEAN TOUCHING
HIMSELF.
AT FIRST I FELT VERY ANGRY,AND THOUGHHT OF MANY
DEFERENT WAYS TO PUNISH HIM FOR HIS MEAN BEHAVIOUR.
UNTIL I HAD NOTICED WHAT IT WAS HE WAS LOOKING AT, AND IT
WAS PEI LOCALS.I WAS VERY IMPRESSED AND BEGAN TO TOUCH
MYSELF AS WELL, AND FORGOT OF ALL THE DEFERENT WAYS THAT I
WAS GOING TO PUNISH DEAN
{MANY OF WHICH PUNISHMENTS
INVOLVED HIM WITH HIS SHIRT OFF}
THE POINT IS WE
THINK THIS IS GREAT!AND TO KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. AND IN
TURN DEAN AND I WILL TOO!{WITH OUR SHIRTS OFF}...{ALTHOUGH
SOMTIMES IT GETS COLD AND WE LEAVE THEM ON}DOES TOMMY GRANT
STILL WEAR SHIRTS? THE LAST TIME I SAW HIM HE HAD GIVEN THEM
UP.I ALSO THINK THAT JONAH C SHOULD GROW A MOUSTACE!
PLEASE FORGIVE ALL TYPEOOOOOOO'S
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josh
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Mar 25, 2002, 8:46 AM
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No Subject the reason why i left that show greg is for some reason the
last band was halfway through there set at 9:30, its nice to
see shows finish early for the kids but come on, and about
this whole anal rape issue, ripping hammer have zero songs
about anal rape and never will so i'll leave that one with
TLB. get your facts a lil straight and talk to me about RH
songs and my garble.
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jonah.
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Mar 25, 2002, 8:47 AM
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old post/tyler & nancy...
maybe nobody noticed this or they didn't care, or
perhaps i'm just the only other kid left who was around when
tyler and nancy were putting on shows, but i just wanted to
poinit out that joah claiming tyler and nancy's "grind
obsession" was killing the scene back in the day is total
bullshit. if anybody actually looks at the bands who were
playing those shows (or checks out an old show poster, for
lack of accurate long-term memory) they will notice that
they were probably the most musically diverse shows we've
ever had on pei...because the bands who were playing then
weren't grind bands, in fact pei didn't have any grind
bands, we had people like watchmaker, ed who
(alterna-grunge, for lack of a better description),
toothpaste (shadowey men style surf), thEwoks (messed up
noisy stuff), obsolete (punk rock), fraction attraction
(rock. they were rock, people. thee had guitar solos and
they covered beat it for chrissakes), bleek (sort of punk
something), monolith, supercar (duh), strawberry, and any
other zillion bands that i apologize for not mentioning, but
i think i'm making my point. one of the strongest things
about the scene then was that it was so diverse, so shows
were basically a bunch of different local bands and then
usually a punk or grind band from off-island. and it's not
like tyler and nancy only got grind bands from away either,
take bad luck #13, NFA, the bomb scares, the little people,
BOOMING AIRPLANES for god's sake.
to say that it
was their grind obsession that brought things down is
totally a misrepresentation, and i think it's worht pointing
out that shows did really well for a long time before the
underground scene turned into a "punk" scene, and i think
telling evidence for this was the first all punk show put on
at the guild, which featured POS, obsolete, DCU, (maybe da
brownies too..), FYM and the Wankin Family, where about 30
people came and lionel ended up losing hundreds of dollars.
if anything, it was the transition to a punk scene that
brought the scene down, because shows didn't really
experience a resurgence until all the HC kids started
turning out en masse and suddenly there were about 3 dozen
sXe kids kicking around.
geez josh, i mean
you were there (at least i assume you were there before DCU
started playing shows), you should know this
shit.
that was just a little attempt to clean
up the record here...
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josh
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Mar 25, 2002, 8:50 AM
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No Subject i'll go and chat with you anytime greg.
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josh
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Mar 25, 2002, 8:52 AM
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No Subject hey johah i love nancy and tyler and they helped out dcu
alot i was bringin up a time when supercar had broken up and
they started pushin grind shows and the crowds slowly began
to fade. thats all, man i love the old shows and i know how
great they were but in the end you have to admit it faded
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adam
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Mar 25, 2002, 9:25 AM
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hey well i have signed this thing in a whilek and i notice there
is a little feud goign on between...alot of stuff...well i
admit i have not been around as long as most of you in the
scene...but (this is in my opinion) we should all stop
fighting about how the scene "died" or "faded" and start
doing something to make it better, instead of talking about
the old shows and when the scene faded talk about soem ideas
to make teh scene better...im not trying to upset anyone
here or anything or make anyone pissed at me...im just
stating that maybe this is a beter idea then having everyone
at eachother all the time...well anyways
peace
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harry
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Mar 25, 2002, 10:36 AM
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No Subject there's a link at the bottom of the page now to view last
100 guestbook posts.
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harry
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Mar 25, 2002, 10:44 AM
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No Subject the sounds section is now fixed. sorry about that!
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Josh
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Mar 25, 2002, 11:01 AM
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No Subject i just want to set a couple things strait. this whole
discussion began by me calling the scene "lackluster" and
mike lecky taking offence by that. now with awesomefest
aside because it is only 2 weeks of the year. i was trying
to say that if you book 4 screamo bands, 4 punk bands or 4
latin bands together shows will not suceed here. now when i
was talking to mike he told me how him and greg put alot of
work into the show with posters ect. and they were a lil
disappointed about the turn out for the show and i said if
you book 4 screamo bands instead of a diverse group of bands
your setting yourself up for it. this being fridays
show/Searching for Chin show...ect. we agreed on a couple
things and disagree about a ton of things i'm sure(these
were through e-mail).i think awesome fest is a great thing
it is totally diverse and i hope the crowds are large and
gratefull but why can't all shows be diverse. the show at
the ER community center was one of the best shows in a long
time, a good crowd and good music. i think jordan did a
great job for putting it together. whats wrong with shows
like that all the time, those are the ones that everyone
goes home happy after.
now at no time have i
requested ripping hammer to play at awesomefest or any
shows. (except if ray is putting them on i have to
beg...lol)this was not meant out to be a "why is ripping
hammer not playing arts guild shows" it was a discussion
between me and mike on why the scene isn't better than it
is, thats all. the whole anal rape thing is confusing to me
i remember us mockin it at a show because we were told of
the aqcusations being said "behind our backs" about us
promoting it. these are silly and stupid, actually no there
very serious and greg if you want to post remarks about anal
rape and ripping hammer just e-mail me instead and i'll
gladly clear up any misinterpretation you have on the
sitution. we don't condone it and never will, with people
anyway....jk
for anyone who really know, they know
i say stupid things when i get worked up and i said a couple
lastnight but i think i made some good points
too.......Nancy and Tyler i really do love you guys.
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josh
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Mar 25, 2002, 11:06 AM
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No Subject that was my last post on this topic sorry to bore everyone
with this situation i'm sick of it myself if greg, mike or
jonah want to talk to me thats cool, for everyone
else.........."lets just rock n roll"
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Billy
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Mar 25, 2002, 11:52 AM
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sounds like high school First off, I think this site is a really great idea. Second,
could it not be used for better things than high school
antics (I am refering to the long drawn out, some-what
amusing, but a little petty in-fighting). About the PEI
scene, I think we have a lot of super talent but not enough
co-operation among all the bands around the island. I am
hoping that is what this web site will succeed in going,
bringing together the island bands.
As for the way
island scene used to be...When I was in FCU we often played
shows with Strawberry and other bands. It was really funny
to see. When Strawberry played everyone sat down in front
and then when we played everyone gor up to mosh, two very
diverse bands did play together quite successfully. I think
we usually had 50 or more people at these shows. There was
no fighting about who was going to play we just asked any of
the bands we knew. (there were less bands back then tho).
I guess I just wanted to say that I see a lot of good
bands around and it would suck to have OUR scene ruined by
lack of cooperation.
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christina.
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Mar 25, 2002, 12:38 PM
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Take the Capital Go! For all who are
interested:
http://www.takethecapital.net is
apparently the website for the actions going on in Ottawa on
June 26-27. However, it is either not up, or not working, or
my computer is on the fritz.
BUT! If you're really
keen, you should check out these
websites:
http://www.gdo.ca/events.html or this
one
http://g8.activist.ca/
because they have a
lot of good information on the events for people planning to
come up to Ottawa and beyond. AND if you're into KNITTING
(cos shit, i know EVERY scenester on PEI is into knitting..)
you should check THIS
out:
http://g8.activist.ca/calltoaction/knit.html
<
br>
Go Knitting!
Hopefully "The Scene" won't
be a warzone when I get back. Solidarity..
love,
Christina xo.
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pineau
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Mar 25, 2002, 1:44 PM
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wow, this blows. fighting....awesome.
i'll just say it blows.
it
makes me almost sad i am part of this site/scene.
it is
very high school.
There is tons of bands on pei
that are great, BUT unfortunatly you can't have 12 bands
play one show.
there is only a certain ammount of
time.
Although i agree with Billy that there is no
reason why you can't have more diverse bands play.
When
my band was putting on shows, (by ourselves mind you) we had
a small select bands to pick from in the western pei area,
but our show usually had a punk band(hardly anybody), a dave
matthews style band(Nesta), a Rage against the machine type
band(Sqwerl Soup), a Tea Party type band(solomon Dean) and a
hard tool/incubus/system of a down band(elysium)...now if
that isn't diverse i am not sure what is.
and our shows
went fine.
having 5 bands that sound the same is not
fun.
but again that is JUST ME.
I think the
scene on pei is not shitty or not great. it is just
starting. I mean i haven't heard of half of these bands
until this site started and i am like one of the biggest
indie band supporters around, but until the scene smartens
up and get rolling i just have to deal with sending money to
bands from not PEI.
anyways.
all i think is
that when i play music and was in a band, i really didn't
give two shits about if people liked my band, i know at
least one person did( i think) and i am not making music for
other people to like it(if they do, super!), but i make
music for ME, not anyone else.
**the opinions
stated here are the opinions of one person, please do not
take them to heart**
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albert
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Mar 25, 2002, 2:15 PM
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Floor Sleeping Hey we're playing at the arts guild friday night and I was
wondering if anyone has some extra floor for us to crash on
after the show for the night?
There is three of us.
One tall lanky fellow, one short smelly diabetic and one
portly dirty drummer.
We are the rudy huxtable
projet. We are nice and have manners. I can cook as well.
Mmmmm. Vegan waffels. Yum....
If you can help us
out that would be cool and we will return the favor if you
come to Cape Breton.
communicate.
a.
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pineau
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Mar 25, 2002, 2:23 PM
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stuff Q: How many punks does it take to change a lightbulb?
A:
Two. One to screw it in and another to kick the stool out
from underneath and say "how punk was
that?!!"
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Q: How many punks does it
take to change a lightbulb?
A: 11. one to screw it
in and 10 to call him a sellout.
also, if all
else fails, there rarely goes a weekend where someone
doesn't sleep on one of our 5 couches.
so rudy
huxteble
if you don't find anywheres,
e-mail me.
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pineau
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Mar 25, 2002, 2:24 PM
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oh yeah. i will be at the show....must see the
plan...
jpineau@onlinesupport.pe.ca
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windomearle
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Mar 25, 2002, 2:52 PM
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albert the project can crash at coolbreeze city, albert.
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hockey fuckez
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Mar 25, 2002, 3:23 PM
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No Subject anyone from pei wanna fight. ya little pussy's!
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Andrew
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Mar 25, 2002, 5:07 PM
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haha hahahahaha classic.
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Josh
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Mar 25, 2002, 5:27 PM
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No Subject Is "Hardly Anybody" still together?
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harry
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Mar 25, 2002, 6:25 PM
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No Subject WINDOM YOU'RE PURE WILD HOW ABOUT SOME MORE SOUNDS IN THE
ARCHIVE.
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Danny
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Mar 25, 2002, 6:35 PM
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Hardly Anybody As far as I know hardly anybody is still together. We
(Church) played a "show" with them back in Feburary
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PATT MOLLARD
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Mar 25, 2002, 7:24 PM
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BRING BACK THE MOUSTACH PATT MOLLARD WAS DEEPLY DISSAOPOINTED WHEN READING PEI
LOCALS AND SEE THAT NOBODY MENTIONED ONE MOUSTACH IN ANY OF
THEIR WRITING. THIS DISTURBS PATT MOLLARD GREATLY
AND
PATT MOLLARD FEARS FOR THE PEOPLE OF PEI.
PATT
MOLLARD TALKS ABOUT PATT MOLLARDS MOUSTACH AS MUCH AS PATT
MOLLARD CAN .IF PATT MOLLARD CAN, YOU CAN DO IT TOO.
PATT MOLLARDS MOUSTACH IS KIND OF WISPY IN SOME PLACES AND
BUSHY IN OTHER PLACES {LIKE A CUMULIS NIMBIS CLOUD IN THE
SKY} ON SOME OCCASIONS YOU CAN SEE DEFFERNT PORTIONS OF MY
DINNER{MOSTLY HARD BOILED EGGS} JUST HANGING OUT IN THE
PROMINENTLEY BUSHY AREAS OF PAT MOLLARDS MOUSTACH. PATT
MOLLARD JUST LOVES HARD BOILED EGGS! IN THE WISPY AREAS YOU
ARE MORE LIKLY TO FIND CRACKER CRUMBS.
THIS IS JUST
ONE WAY YOU CAN DISCUSS YOUR MOUSTACH. BUT OF COURSE YOU
MAYBE TEMPTED TO REPEAT WHAT PATT MOLLARD SAY.BUT YOU WOULD
JUST BE EXPLAINING PATT MOLLARDS MOUSTACH AND NOT
YOURS.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO PATT MOLLARD ABOUT
YOUR MOUSTACH FOR PRACTICE FEEL FREE TO E-MAIL PATT
MOLLARD.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH PATT MOLLARD
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albert
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Mar 26, 2002, 1:05 AM
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Did you say eggs? You're fucking dead. Eating eggs and not being ashamed of
yourself? What is that? And you call yourself a human
being.
Just
kidding.
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EAT SHIT
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 8:47 AM
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Eggs I had eggs this morning. It's a good food, you can have them
so many ways. Boiled or hard boiled. Sunnyside up or down.
You can poach them or scramble them. The eggs is great, hail
the egg. Lets move on to milk shell we, or how about a side
of beef. I don't get it, why is it some people find eating
foods that are made from, or made by an animal is wrong? I
don't see it as being wrong. Hell everything on earth has a
purpose. Dinosaurs were here, so when they all died humans
could make fuel. Animals were put here so humans could have
food. And I'm sure day another master race will come along
that will take over man, robots maybe? No I understand is
some people don't want to eat the stuff because yes, some
times to much beef or eggs, well anything really can be
unhealthy, but isn't there something in these foods humans
need? Now I can see not eating cats or dogs, cause they are
now mainly house pets "yes, cretin groups on earth eat them
animals" but until people start putting cows and pigs in
there living rooms as pets, I'll eat them. mmmm Bacon, ham,
eggs and toast, toped off with a tall glass of frosty cold
milk. I'll take that breakfast over a bowl of oats any day.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 8:53 AM
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Rabbit Oh and one more thing, I would never eat rabbit. Cause I
have a pet rabbit, her name is Sandy. She is 8 years old,
litter trained and we play scocer. I push the ball to her,
and she pushes it back. Great, great pet. Love ya sandy.
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christina.
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Mar 26, 2002, 10:04 AM
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ethnocentric meat eaters unite. yikes. andrew, you should maybe read a little bit about why
people are vegan before assuming it's for health reasons,
hey? maybe if you were treated the way most of the chickens
who lay your eggs were treated, you'd think twice about
'hailing' them. of course, you'd probably be dead, or at
least insane, pumped full of hormones, pulling yourself
around because of your broken legs, and killing everyone. so
maybe start
here:
http://www.vegansociety.com/html/whyvegan/why
home.html
"yes, cretin groups on earth eat them
animals"
um, yeah, are you quoting someone here? cos i
don't think racism, elitism, or ethnocentrism is really
appreciated on this board..
love, christina
xo.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 10:51 AM
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ummm I'm not mocking any one, I was just saying... And I know it
has to do with animals being treated unfair, but I don't
think that is any reason to avoid that food group, and let
my body miss out on the things in meat that our body needs.
Sure you can get pills that will supply the body with
everything it needs, but still. And it just tastes good.
And where did you pick out racism? I'm totally not
a racist. I should start my own group, kind of like food not
bombs, but hand out hot dogs and hamburgers.
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Neil
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Mar 26, 2002, 11:00 AM
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re: ummm Calling another culture a cretin group isn't cool.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 11:23 AM
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Oh my god. Are you fuckin serious? Because I called a "culture" a
cretin group I'm a racist? I could have came out and said
every one in the Chinese culture eats car and dog, but its
not true, a cetin group of that culture does though. god...
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mike
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Mar 26, 2002, 12:24 PM
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No Subject andrew, because someone eats something that you dont eat
doesnt make them a cretin. eating a dog doesnt make you a
cretin. nor does eating monkey brains out of the skulls
like some people do. it doesnt make you a cretin, it makes
you someone who eats different foods. no one one here is
calling you a cretin for eating animal flesh and unborn
chicken fetuses. we might be suggesting that you look into
why you shouldnt, but we're not slagging you for your
decisions. we're not calling you stupid or saying that
you're a lower rung on the evolutionary ladder because of
it.
if we wanted to get right into andrew, i could
point out your gramatical and spelling ineptitude and
comment on how you must be a "cretin" or perhaps just some
manner of unschooled retarded farm boy. but that wouldnt be
nice, just like calling people with different values
"cretins" isnt nice.
i'm pretty sure if you lived
like 80% of the world's population does you'd be eating dogs
and bugs and whatever else you could get your hands on so
you wouldnt starve to death. you know, instead of sitting
at home on a nice computer eating pizza
pops.
basically, andrew, what we're trying to say
is have some consideration for others. other people in
different situations. other people on this msg board with
different beliefs. other forms of life that, yes, have
feelings too. and probably enjoy living as much as you do
and dont really want to be killed and eaten in the same way
i respect that you dont want to be beat in the face with a
bat at the next show and thrown in a gravel pit.
just try and be nice. and considerate. all
right?
love, mike and the vegan death squad.
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gerry
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Mar 26, 2002, 12:48 PM
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my cock your cunt hi, just writing to let everyone know that i will be sellign
some copies of my new zine at the show on friday, as i will
be travelling to your island via the plan. this will be your
only chance to get the first issue of halifax's punk tabloid
with all the gossip. find out which halifax sXe icon wants
to be fucked by which pop-punk pot-head, where AV does his
fuckin, and why the sXe princess was run out of
PEI.
ciao. ger.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 1:31 PM
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Mike Good points indeed. I withdrawal my "cretin" comment. But
you called be a farm boy? I lived in Charlottetown by whole
life. Well most of it was in York, but if you look up on
city limits York is now part of Charlottetown just not
policed by the CPD yet. I now lived near downtown, a 10
minute walk there. On and a 5 minute walk from your place
Mike.
Any ways, I also don't care if people don't
eat meat and eggs, I was just commenting on what some one
said about eggs in another post. Then some one called me a
racist. Do you blame me for trying to defend myself on that
one? And yes Mike, My spelling and grammar is bad. I'm
working on it though. Getting smashed in the face with a bat
would suck, should I watch my back? Do I have a "cretin"
gang of Ripping Hammer hating vegans after me now? bah. I
know what you mean, it was a good example.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 1:33 PM
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B = M My keyboard is a hunk of crap, and most of the letters are
screwed up. Ignore the misspelled words, I'm sure you all
are smart enough to figure out what they meant.
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christina.
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Mar 26, 2002, 2:32 PM
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No Subject hi andrew!
the reason i called your
comment:
"yes, cretin groups on earth eat them animals
['house pet' i.e. domesticated dogs, cats, or rabbits in
your case]"
racist was because for the large
majority, cultures who DO eat these animals are presumably
NOT the same race that you are, making it a racist [a belief
that race is the primary determinant of human traits and
capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent
superiority of a particular race;
Merriam-Webster]
comment. but hey, this is me assuming
that you are a white, upper-middle class man, which could be
way off the mark, but knowing pei's lack of diversity, i
feel justified in this assumption. since you claim to not be
'a racist', i can only hope you didn't mean it that way.
does that makes sense?
i didn't mean to make you
angry, i just took offense to your comment and felt that
maybe you should read a little bit about why people become
vegan before generalizing it all into the health category.
honestly, i love the taste of ice cream and sometimes i miss
cheese, but there are some pretty convincing arguments in my opinionto choose a
lifestyle that refrains from those things.
oh, and
the definition of a cretin how you used the term,
in case some people are unaware, is a stupid, vulgar, or
insensitive person. i like dictionaries. sue
me.
and hey, if you want to start up a Meat Not
Bombs then go for it! except for getting donations of
spoiled meat and serving it on a hot summer day might not be
too appealing to some people...but if the initiative is
there, then hey, feed the poor and homeless any way you can,
that's what it's all about.
oh, and did you check
out that link? i hope so...it's pretty interesting, even for
people who don't choose a vegan lifestyle.
phew!
this was kind of long. sorry folks. but yeah, maybe pei
needs more vegan education readily available so that
people's values and beliefs in terms of diet can be
understood better and we can be more tolerant of one
another. vegan death squad, i'm looking in your direction
here. personal is political!
love, christina xo.
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hockey fuckez
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Mar 26, 2002, 3:25 PM
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meat for me hey andrew, don't worry about getting beat by vegans. those
pussy's are too weak from lack of protein. even if they are
the rich ones who can afford supplements, i got your back.
together we can rid pei of all people who limit their diets
to food's food. it's time we took back our sense of being
human. human's are supposed to eat anything that tastes
good. period. hold on, except for hot dogs. they're just
disgusting food put in our super-markets by the gov't as an
attempt to poison and ween out the stupid. but as a rule,
the prior statement is true. ya think if chickens were
ruling the world they'd give a fuckin rats ass about us.
hell no. they'd be goin to the pub for hot fingers and shit.
man, our world has gotten so fucked up and stupid everyone
thinks they're a hero and shit for being vegan. that's just
a load of crap. now, if you don't eat meat, or certain types
because you don't like the taste, than so be it. if it's
because you feel sorry for the poo wittle manimals, then
you're an idiot. the same people that bash people for eating
animals off a farm would bash you for eating somthing you
hunted. now surely you can't argue that i deer that i just
shot didn't live his life to fullest just before i capped
him now can ya. i just wish all you fuckin vegans and shit
would stop being so fucking self ritous. thank you for
reading this if you've gotten this far. bye.
ps:to the
admins that are vegans, i'm sorry................sort of. i
remember one in particular that used to love a good burger.
now didn't ya. don't ya miss it?
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ger.
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Mar 26, 2002, 4:00 PM
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eat meat... or don't. just buy my zine on friday. help me drink.
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PATT MOLLARD
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Mar 26, 2002, 4:41 PM
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DEAR TASTE LIKE BURNING PATT MOLLARD IS KIND OF UPSET,BECAUSE NOBODY WILL
KISS
PATT MOLLARD,PATT MOLLARD IS 34 YEARS OLD AND NOT YET KISSED
A GIRL.{WHICH IS THE OPPOSITE SEX}
WHY IS IT THAT PATT
MOLLARD IS NOT DESIRED BY THE OPPOSITE GENDER?{PENDING IF
THEY ARE JUST PLAYING HARD TO GET}
PATT MOLLARD IS IN
PATT MOLLARDS VIEW A VERY DESIRABLE MEMBER OF THE MALE
GENDER{MOUSTACH}
PATT MOLLARD WOULD NOT HIT ON YOU IF
YOU WERE A FEMALE FRIEND. PATT MOLLARD JUST WANTS A
KISS.
YOU COULD DO WHAT EVER YOU WANT TO PATT
MOLLARD.{PATT MOLLARD IS OPEN TO NEW THINGS}
I WOULD
NOT TOUCH YOU {EXCEPT ON THE LIPS}
PATT MOLLARD
UNDERSTANDS THAT YOUR BODY BELONGS TO YOU AND NOT PATT
MOLLARD THEREFORE PATT MOLLARD WOULD NEVER HIT ON YOU.
PATT MOLLARD WOULD NOT PLAY GAMES WITH YOU OR IF YOU WANT
PATT MOLLARD WOULD NOT TALK TO YOU PATT MOLLARD WOULD ONLY
LIKE ONE KISS.{PLEASE BE PATT MOLLARDS GIRL FRIEND}
WOULD TASTE LIKE BURNIG HAVE ADVICE FOR PATT
MOLLARD?
SINCERELY PATT
MOLLARD
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xdavex
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Mar 26, 2002, 4:57 PM
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RE: christina hey, i know you put that website there for andrew, but ive
been interested in veganism for a bit and decided to check
it out. it was very eye opening, i was just wondering if you
knew any sites or books(or any publications) that would make
it easier to find out what is vegan and what isnt, for food
and such.
thanks
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xXxTryalxXx
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Mar 26, 2002, 6:37 PM
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PAT MOLLARD WELL COULD IT BE THAT PAT MOLLARD HAS NEVER BEEN KISSED BY A
GIRL BECAUSE HE KEEPS REFERING TO HIMSELF AS "PAT
MOLLARD"...WELL MAYBE YES, THAT MUST BE IT. WELL PAT I JUST
LIKE TO TELL YOU IFF YOU GAVE ME 23 DOLLARS ID GIVE YOU A
KISS, WELL NO, IF I WAS 35 AND YOU GAVE ME 23 DOLLARS, THEN
ID GIVE YOU A KISS
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jonah.
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Mar 26, 2002, 7:00 PM
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oh, bravo.
although i'm sure the rest of the rest of the
halfways intelligent kids on this board (vegan or not) will
get around to replying to this, i just can't
resist.
i don't have a big problem with eating
meat per se, but it seems your "sense of being human" is
defined by unnecessary cruelty and insensitivity to the pain
and exploitation of others, and hell, i guess you're right,
that is pretty much what humans are about, however, i don't
think it's something that needs reclaiming. in fact, i think
the nazis, rapists and other sociopaths have done a pretty
good job of that already, don't you
think?
just out of curiosity, why the hell
shouldn't we
feel bad for the "poor little animals"? i
mean, they can feel pain and suffering just as fully as we
do, so why should we subject them to that kind of shit just
because we're too lazy to give a shit about anyone but
ourselves.
i mean honestly, the only real
difference between animal consciousness and human
consciousness is the capacity for abstract thought, and even
a lot of chimps, bonobos and gorillas show signs of such
cognitive processes. but then, if they taste good, why
shouldn't we eat them? or for that matter, why shouldn't we
eat people, according to your reasoning?
we sure
could cut down on health care and social inconvenience if we
just through all the prisoners, developmentally delayed and
sick people into factory farms, fattened them up and ate
them, so why should we feel bad for the poor little humans?
i mean, humans are animals too, so what's the difference
eh?
and humans are "meant" to eat anything
that tastes good? riighht...so why is it that meat tastes
like shit if you don't cook it and meanwhile we've got
people dying of diseases they get from meat and 9 year olds
dying of heartattacks cos they're just doing what they're
"meant" to do and eating hamburgers all the damn ass time
(globe and mail, read it yourself, the fat+blood diet north
america has written into their constitution is finally being
recognized for poisoning the shit out of everybody. go
figure.).
but then, health isn't really the issue,
it's really just that you're an insenstive arrogant
chauvinist who's two self-absorbed to extend his sympathy
outside of his own species.
honestly, who's being more self
righteous here, those of us saying "hey, maybe you should
look at how your diet not only effects millions of animals
who are being tortured for your convenience, but is
intimately connected to wiping out millions of acres of
rainforest and displacing indigenous populations for your
burger eating punk ass" or you just calling us idiots
because we think that caring about other living things is
worth doing.
and yeah, what about that? what about
the fact that the meat diet you hold so dear isn't
environmentally sustainable? what about the fact that
millions of people in "developing" nations are starving to
death because land that could be used to grow grain is being
used to feed cows that'll feed about 10% as many people, or
that entire cultures are being wiped out either because
their homes are being bulldozed to create beef pasture or
they're just being shot for getting in the way? what about
these people, what about these "poor little people." why
isn't it that they don't deserve any sympathy or
consideration?
we have to recognize that all
of our actions have impacts that go way beyond the narrow
little world that we choose to live in, and much of the time
our luxury is directly related to other people's (or
animals') misery.
on another note, i too used
to enjoy a good burger, but then i decided that it wasn't
worth the ammount of suffering my enjoyment was causing.
oh yeah, and if chickens ruled the
world they'd eat grain and bugs you idiot.
buy
gerry's zine.
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Hapsy
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Mar 26, 2002, 7:44 PM
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----------------
Check out totally unheard electronic island music at
www.mp3.com/PeopleMeeters
and totally unheard other
music at www.mp3.com/Haps
nice job on the site,
always good to see PEI is more than an often irritating lump
of dirt in the ocean.
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jonah.
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Mar 26, 2002, 7:57 PM
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awesomefest someone should totally update the awesomefest stuff here and
on the Official Site, cos kids are gonna get confused what
with the different information on this site, the awesomefest
site and the posters.
seriously.
i'm
confused.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 8:05 PM
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Johna You had a lot of good points in there, really good actually.
And I feel the same way on some of the issues. I hate
thinking that in this world people are still starving to
death. But really, what can I do? Besides donating money to
them organizations that put it towards getting them food,
education and immunization, what can I do? Just because I
eat hamburgers does not mean some one is gonna die. I also
don't eat animals that are endangered. Take a drive in rural
PEI, and you will see thousands of cows that live a better
life them some humans do. They are cleaned, fed, taken care
of, then sadly slathered and served to a plate, but them
same cows would not last very long in the cold winter
months. As for me wanting to eat a human, I don't think that
would ever happen, unless some day I find myself in a
situation like 'Alive'.
Any ways, I know there is
more to being vegan then just the health issues. And it does
suck that so many animals die. But until I see the animals
becoming endangered I don't think my life style will change.
I don't hate vegans, and I respect the lifestyle, well most
of it, some people can take it to far. Any how, I'm done on
this topic, next please.
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 8:06 PM
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Typo Sorry for the error on your name.
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vince
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Mar 26, 2002, 8:26 PM
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yea Considering the ‘factual’ points given by both sides of this
conversation, it’s pretty clear that vegan is the
healthy/humane/logical way to go. But in my opinion, that
doesn’t make it the right thing to do, but I’ll keep quiet
about why that is for now.
I’ve been known to have
the occasional steak every now and then, and because of that
I’ve taken some abuse from a small number of self proclaimed
vegans. I used to have a webpage with a family steak recipe
on it, and it was routine to receive an abusive email every
month or so. Some of them were friendly and asking me to
hear their sides of the story, but there were ones that were
abusive and inconsiderate to my lifestyle choice/culture.
I’ve also run into people who have actually looked down on
me because of my love for meat, and have ‘preached’ to me
the wrongs of my ways.
I’m not too sure about the
scene in PEI anymore, but the vegan/straight-edge lifestyle
has become extremely trendy in my part of the world. They
usually put black X’s on their hands or get tattoos
proclaiming their lifestyle choice, which I think is missing
the point all together. They’re doing it because it’s
‘cool’, not because it’s bettering (is that a word?)
themselves as a person.
In general, I’ve gotten a
pretty discouraging impression of the whole vegan society.
Never have I been given the whole
‘I-respect-you-as-a-person-but-would-you-like-some-informati
on-on-the-vegan-lifestyle’ treatment in person. But instead,
I’ve been given the whole
‘meat-is-murder-and-you’re-a-sick-fuck-for-eating-it’ act.
Vegans (in a very very very general term) are no less
annoying than those street corner bible thumpers (not to
diss religion though. I’m a catholic and I dig the bible ‘n
all). Vegans are doing the right thing for themselves and
humanity in general, but I’ll never give respect to someone
who ‘preaches’ their beliefs to me like I’m a child, and
looks down on me because of my lifestyle.
So yea,
that’s my impression of vegans. Keep in mind that a lot
vegans are polite and considerate; it’s just a select few
that spoil the whole bunch. I remember at Stephan’s BBQ/show
last summer and I felt a little awkward cus I was cooking up
steaks. But to my surprise, no one gave me shit or anything.
I remember asking Jonah. if he would like a steak (I didn’t
know he was vegan at the time) and he politely said ‘no
thank you’. That stood out because I thought that a vegan
would stick his nose up and call me a murderer or something.
So whatever side of the fence you’re on please be
considerate to either party. Andrew, you’re just trying to
start a fight. You should try a veggie burger at
Harvey’s/Burger King sometime. They taste better than real
burgers, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy not sweating while you
eat. That's my two cents, keep the
change.
------------------------------------
An
d on a steak related note, “STYS – Chapter eight – the
summer of blood” is still on for august first. We’re looking
at a budget of five hundred bucks this year, so make sure
you’re blood-sugar levels are in check.
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Mar 26, 2002, 8:48 PM
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Awesomefest 2 hey, im just wonering if someone could help me out and tell
me where the Frequency is?
peace
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adam
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Mar 26, 2002, 9:54 PM
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XenvisonX is XenvisionX not playing here anymore?
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craig
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Mar 26, 2002, 10:13 PM
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Frequency I believe frequency is the place formerly known as Barneys.
It is right above Melons, which is on the same street as JR
Capones, which is in Charlottetown. University ave I
believe they call it (the street that is).
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Andrew
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Mar 26, 2002, 10:37 PM
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yeah Your right, it's across from The Shops of Confederation in
Downtown Charlottetown on the university avenue side of the
mall. You will see a sign the says "Melons", and it's above
that establishment.
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pineau
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Mar 26, 2002, 10:57 PM
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melons... am i the only person that thinks the name "melons", is
waaaaaaay to misleading?
think hooters.....and
picture it if you went in and it was a OWL bar.....???
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jonah.
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Mar 27, 2002, 9:13 AM
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veganism. go figure. hey, i just wanted to post a brief (ha, we'll see how that
goes) reply to the past two vegan comments..which, in
contrast to hockey fuckaz tirade, were refreshing
non-bigoted.
first, andrew: i think that's what it
comes down to a for a lot of people; the feeling that what
they do won't make any difference, but it's that sort of
defeatest attitude that is the problem, really. i mean,
although i'm not a fan of looking to the corporate food
industry for validation, but at least look at what's been
going on in the past 10 years or so, there's a vast number
of new vegetarian and vegan products on the market, both
from more independent companies, and big monster companies
like loblaws, but the fact is, people are making this
choice, and it is having an effect. sure the fact that
superstore is making all these vegan "organics" products
just ammounts to another way to bilk cash out of a
previously inaccessible market, but the fact that a major
corporation in a meat obsessed society is offering a line of
products which are accessible even to many more strict
vegans (those who don't eat refined sugar, etc..) is very
telling.
furthermore, there is that old argument
(that is so true, but still no one ever listens to it) that
of course one person makes a difference, because the masses
are made up of millions of "one persons" and it never is
just one person, really. and i mean, maybe you're giving up
meat won't be the straw that breaks the meat industry's back
(but you never know), but if you think about how much meat
and dairy you personally consume in a year, if you didn't
that's not only a lot fewer animals that need to be
killed/mistreated to feed you, but it's a lot less money
you're giving to the companies that are doing
this.
and i mean, when you say you don't think
someone's going to die because you eat a hamburger...it's
like, yes, and no. because that's the thing, people OUR
dying because of your decision (as a north american) to eat
meat, and i think it's best to look at it as a principle
thing..think about it this way: money is the only thing that
means shit to corporations, and anyone who thinks otherwise
is fooling themselves ("you're blind baby, blind to the
facts..." to quote flava flav..on a totally unrelated
topic), and so really, by buying things, or eating
meat/dairy your parents have lying around, which causes them
to have to buy more meat/dairy, you're paying these
companies, legitimizing them, telling them in the only
language that they understand, that it's okay that they're
treating animals cruelly and and wiping out other cultures
and people's live and livelihoods, further, by giving them
your money, you're saying that you SUPPORT their actions.
honestly, they don't care what you do with the meat, so long
as you buy it.
so i mean, charities are one thing,
but what's the point of giving to charities if you're part
of the problem, right? it's like, how are charities ever
going to help these decimated culture get back on their feet
if their only means to live (ie: land to grow food, live on,
etc.) has been stolen by corporations whose bankroll you're
paying into? a lot of charities do good work, but they don't
try to solve the problem, they just end up throwing money at
it a lot of the time. when dealing with issues of poverty,
starvation, mass illness due to malnutrition, charities try
to "fix" the problem, by treating the symptoms, instead of
looking at the cause, which is the actions of these (and
other, i mean it's not like it's only meat and dairy
producers who have blood on their hands) companies, who we
helped make as successful as they are.
is any
of this making sense? i hope so.
and vince:
hey, i totally know there are a lot of really superficial,
arrogant, antagonistic vegan kids kicking around, but i
mean, it's pretty one-sided to allow them to "ruin it for
the rest of us"....which is obvious enough, but like, i'm
sure you know lots of asshole guys, but you probably don't
have a bad attitude about men because of it, and there are a
lot of big stupid fighty drunks, but it doesn't turn you off
drinking...see where i'm going? i mean, sXe and veganism,
despite all their flaws, are really now worse than any other
group in the world who has their share of idiots, because
and subculture is still made up of humans, so inevitably
there are going to be some unsavoury characters, but i think
it's because veganism and straightedge, despite being all
trendy, do still stick out because they go against (at least
on some level) the values held by our society, therefore
people find them threatening and are more willing to write
them off on the basis of a few bad apples, when they
wouldn't do that for other groups.
maybe?
and another thing, i'm sure it gets a lot worse in
bigger cities and shit, but honestly, probably the most
common criticism i hear about vegans is how they're always
trying to force their beliefs on other people, and yet in
the years i've been friends with vegans (before i ever
joined the ranks), i have never seen any vegan really get in
someone's face about eating meat or dairy or whatever (at
least not start something like that) and yet i can't even
count the number of times non-vegan people have totally lain
into vegans for no reason other than that they didn't like
veganism and thought it was stupid. i see this shit so much,
people are constantly getting on vegans' cases, especially
when their more stringent in their diet. but that's just my
experience. i'm not saying it doesn't happen that vegans are
like that, but i do think it's a lot more rare than people
like to think. what it comes down to is that people are
threatened by veganism (not by vegans) or made uncomfortable
by it because it does conflict with some pretty engrained,
long standing values in our culture.
and although
this is where i'm sure people will think that i've crossed
the line into preaching, when it comes down to it, i don't
think meat eaters are bad people, but you have to admit, if
you think animal cruelty is wrong and you think that
multinationals exploiting and basically kicking the shit out
of people in other countries is wrong, then you have to
recognize that supporting the meat and dairy industry is
sort of wrong too.
no? i think that's pretty
logical, although you're free to challenge me on it. so i'm
not saying that everyone should become vegan, but i think
everyone should think more about how their actions impact
others outside of their immediate realm of experience,
especially relatively well-off kids in north america who
basically the rest of the world suffers for so we can
consume to our hearts' content.
oh, and just a
final note, something that i meant to mention above...it's
pretty easy to whine about vegans preaching at you, but try
not eating meat and living in a culture that almost every
minute of every day, whether its tv, radio, gorcery stores,
restaurants, friends, school, family whatever, preaches to
you the gospel of eating meat. think about
it.
brief reply. ha.
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Andrew
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Mar 27, 2002, 9:33 AM
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That was long. Good work on the essay sir, and yes I get all them points. I
do try to stay away from imported products as well, so my
meat eating is not as bad as the people who only like
imported foods. I'm not saying Canadian beef farmers don't
hurt their animals. Also, I don't trust a lot of imported
stuff, weird? And I also like my dollar to stay in the local
"Canadian" economy.
Any ways, I thank you for all
that information, I'm gonna read up on it some more.
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Albert
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:01 AM
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XDAVEX Hey Dave,
I just wanted to respond to your comment
about websites, books, and or publications with informations
on a vegetarian/vegan lifstyle. Here are a few suggestions
that may help you out.
Maybe some have been previously
mentioned.
Vegan Outreach:
http://www.veganoutreach.org/index.html
Pretty
stright forward. A good read.
No Compromise:
http://www.nocompromise.org/
This site is described
by them as a militant, direct action newspaper of grass
roots animal liberationists and their
supporters.
PETA:
http://www.peta.com/
People for the ethical
treatment of animals.
These are a couple
websites dealing with issues that surround
vegetarianism/veganism. Some you may find a little more
interesting than other. Some will probably say things you
don't agree with. But blah blah, knowledge is power. You
also may want to look at AK Press's website.
www.akpress.org
They distribute all
kinds of great leftist literature and have some really good
books pertaining to what we are talking about. Go to the
CHOOSE A TOPIC bar in the top left hand corner and choose
VEGETARIAN/ANIMAL RIGHTS.
Other than that
if you are at the show on Fri. night at the arts guild we
could talk about some of this stuff. I also run a distro for
AK Press so I'll bring the catalogue along and any books
that I have room for in case you want to have a look. I hope
this helps a
little.
communicate.
a.
Oh yeah.
These are not just for Dave. Everyone can take a look.
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albert
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:07 AM
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EGGS? Yeah..... My origional post was not really serious. I was
merely trying to facilitate a discussion. I am not a
hardline militant vegan. I do however have a deep fondness
for animals.
Good Points
Jonah.
communicate.
a.
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hockey fuckez
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:48 AM
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blah! i had just wrote a big long speel, but decided to delete it.
i did so because this topic is pretty stupid, and not worth
takin up that much space. it's corporations like mc donalds
destroying the rainforest, not meat farmers in general. most
of these farmers need beef cattle sales in order to survive.
who's more important, cows or people? and there are people
who eat meat that don't support these types of corporations.
i do my very best to not eat from any of the fast food
joints. and that includes veggie burgers you fuckin retards.
you're supporting the same people no matter what you buy
from them. it's fucking hillarious how contradictory SOME
vegans are. fuck, you guys say you're not preachers, but all
your doing is preaching. what the fuck. don't say i'm
preaching either, unless it's preaching about not preaching,
cause if you noticed, i didn;t tell you to do or not to do
anything except leave the meat eaters alone. ohhh, poor
baby, it's sooooooo hard to be vegan. suck it cry baby,
noone's feelin sorry for ya, not even the wittle
manimals.
ps:i do have vegan friends. they never push
their views on me, and i don't push mine on them. i respect
one of these guys in particular cause i know how much he
loves meat, he just can't stand the cruelty. i'm not denying
the fact some of these animals have a hard go, i'm just
sayin that i wasn't put here to make a difference, and
frankly believe there are more important things to worry
about.
pps:oops, turned into a long one anyway. sorry.
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christina.
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Mar 27, 2002, 11:12 AM
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xdavex The sites that albert pointed out are really nice sites, and
you should definitely check them out. A couple more that I
can think to add off the top of my head
are
http://www.govegan.net which is a site by the
women who wrote "How it all Vegan" aka the best vegan
cookbook ever as well as
http://www.vegweb.com
which is a my favoriterecipe site, but even
if you just want to try veganism out, it has lots of great,
fairly simple recipes to try. you might also be interested
in
http://www.vegan-straight-edge.org.uk which is a
decent site..
but yeah, you should totally check
out peta, vegan outreach and ak press, as well as
http://animal-ingredients.hypermart.net/ which is an
online version of Animal Ingredients A to Z, which is
basically the vegan bible.
thanks for responding to
the posts, jo. does janette still bring the why vegan
booklets to shows?
love, christina xo.
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Jane
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Mar 27, 2002, 11:59 AM
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my toothpaste is depressing Reading these arguments about veganism got me thinking... i
tried being a vegetarian once because i didn't want to eat
animals, but i didn't last too long. But now I've read some
articles on those websites, and i realize all the cruelty
and suffering my lifestyle is inflicting on animals, and the
world in general really. I read one article about how so
many products are cruelly tested on animals and I found that
even my toothpaste (Colgate) is tested on animals. it's
overwhelming. i felt so guilty brushing my teeth this
morning. i have so much respect for anyone who's a vegan and
i'm seriously thinking about it... it's just seems so hard,
but thanks for putting some light on the subject
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jonah
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Mar 27, 2002, 12:57 PM
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No Subject
a few things....
first: to andrew,
you have to be careful about what you think the "canadian
economy" is, because the number of nation-bound corporations
is dwindling rapidly. just because something is a product of
canada doesn't mean the company has any particular
allegiance to canada or any of the peopl in it. and really,
the economy doesn't serve us, it serves corporations and the
rich, so supporting the "canadian economy" is actually a far
cry from supporting a local economy by buying food that is
produced in your area, by the people who live there, blah
blah blah....
and to hockey fuckez (who are
you, anyway?), i'm not sure on what basis you've decided
that this topic is stupid..or i guess it's quite clear that
you think it's stupid because it involves the
feelings/wellbeing of anyone other than yourself, but i
guess we've gone over that, haven't we.
in any
case, yes, it is companies like mcdonalds that are
destroying the rainforests, and it's commendable that you
don't support them (whatever your reasons), however, it's
not just mcdonalds, because a large portion of the north
american beef market is fed by other countries. the ammount
of beef produced in canada and the US is steadily
decreasing, as foreign markets continue to look more
attractive.
further, while meat farmers in general may
not be responsible for the decimation of the rainforest, the
are responsible for a certain degree of environmental
degradation in north america and abroad, in terms of the
incredible pollution and often disease which is produced by
factory farms and concentrated populations of livestock. on
top of that is the fact that more people could be fed on the
grain that is used for cows than can be fed by the beef,
milk, etc. which is produced, so it is an issue with wider
currency.
while i am sympathetic to farmers and
their plight, i'm not about to get into a "who's more
important" argument (although maybe they should have looked
into a livelihood that wasn't based on insensitivity,
misery, and exploitation) because yeah, independent farmers
are in a hell of a bind when it comes to their livelihood.
however, it is worht noting that a) there wouldn't be such a
demand for farms to specialize in beef or pork or whatever
meat only were it not for a market which espouses ridiculous
consumption, and b) most of the meat we eat does not come
from local independent farmers who rely on it for survival,
but from massive agribusiness firms. further, it is those
huge agribusinesses who you are supporting when you buy
meat, not the farmers. because even if the company is buying
from independent farmers, it is buying from them at
incredibly low prices which are responsible for the dire
economic straits of the farmer, thus if one really give a
shit about farmers, one should oppose and proteset the
corporate monoplization of the meat industry and try to lend
support to the farmers themselves by buying meat locally,
from them, and cutting out the middle man. so when it comes
down to it, there's a good chance that if you're not buying
meat from local farmers, you're supporting the corruption
and destructiveness of the industry just as much as you
would be if you were buying from mcdonalds.
on
anoter note, you made a really good point about eating
veggie burgers from fast food places, which was something i
had wanted to comment on when it was suggested earlier on
the page, but never got around to it. buying a veggie burger
from burger king is really no differen than buying a meat
burger except for the few ounces of meat that you aren't
consuming. similarly, while i appreciate that superstore now
carries a number of vegan products, one has to be aware that
buying the organics line only really makes a difference in
terms of the quanitity of animal products you are
responsible for consuming or not, because you are supporting
the same people in the same way. that being said, if more
people were eating vegan and buying from PC, then PC would
be making fewer meat products. y'know?
but
yeah.
in any case, i'm interested in how
you define "preaching" exactly. fo instance, do you consider
the civil rights movement "preaching"? do you consider
someone standing up and saying that people of all color
deserve equal respect and access to opportunities in life?
do you consider the police, the state, and the judicial
system preaching when they tell us not to murder rape and
steal? what exactly are you talking about, i'm just curious.
but i guess calling people fucking retards is
far more productive, right?
because you'd
be the last one to preach...
"it's time to
take back our sense of being human. humans are meant to eat
anything that tastes good. period."
"if...you
feel sorry for the poor wittle animals then you're an
idiot."
"together we can rid pei of all people
who limit their diets to food's food."
yeah, i
guess that is a lot more like hate mongering than preaching,
now isn't it. sounds like you're just trying to get the
vegans off your back so you can eat your steak in
peace...right.
so what were
you put here to do, if not make a difference?
or
is it just to give a hard time to people who are trying to
make a difference? because that's what it seems
like.
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jonah
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Mar 27, 2002, 12:59 PM
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No Subject oh, and jane, you just gotta take it one step at a time..if
it's something you believe in, start with what you can
manage, just cos it can be pretty overwhelming.
it's not like you have to be hardcore vegan to
help the cause, cos every little bit counts.
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vince
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Mar 27, 2002, 2:08 PM
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quick quick quick work is hella busy, I gotta make this quick
(ha).
vegan is the way to go. I've seen the videos,
gone over the facts, browsed the webpages, and stared at
mike scarth's 'XVEGANX' tattoo across his stomach for close
to an hour and a half. vegans know what's up, but none of
their arguments/points even come close to touching the real
reasons I choose to eat meat. I won't get into it right now,
but I plead with you to respect the completely valid
decision I've made.
I just wanted touch upon the
preaching issue. Fact is, vegans are a minority. Think this
is going to change anytime soon? Don't hold your breath. Go
ask blacks, gays, and any other visible minority out there
about how shitty discrimination is. I'm not saying that it's
fair or right, but it /is/ human nature. We discriminate
against anyone who is different from majority. It's cruel,
but it a fact.
I respect vegans because they are
bettering their health and society, but don't be surprised
if the rest of the population thinks you're nuts. Within a
century or two everyone will probably be vegan, but until
that happens you better expect your fair share of ribbing.
It's seriously busy here. I love to bitch about
this stuff, but I gotta jet.
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Heather
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Mar 27, 2002, 2:44 PM
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jane's toofiepaste.... U want a really awesome kind of toothpaste? try Tom's of
Maine....its unreal and it tastes great...i highly recommend
the cinnamint kind...that and the mouthwash rawk. So do the
rest of their products. {:O)
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Lynsey
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Mar 27, 2002, 3:01 PM
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No Subject ok, let me get this. The show @ the barn, the upstairs all
ages show, is now a no go?
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heather
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Mar 27, 2002, 3:04 PM
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i just wanted to add why would anyone buy a veggie burger from a fast food place
anyways?....its more than likely cooked right beside a meat
burger. I haven't researched this or n e thing....but
seriously, they are more than likely not going out of their
way to make it any different than a hamburger patty.
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vince
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Mar 27, 2002, 3:23 PM
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No Subject I think veggie burgers taste better than regular burgers.
But as for the whole vegan thing, every little bit counts,
right?
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not a vegan.
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Mar 27, 2002, 5:05 PM
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animalia eating meat isn't wrong, it's the way in which we obtain our
meat that is inhumane and egotistical. if you want meat, go
hunt it fairly like the rest of the animals, with your hands
and teeth. ha.
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Lynsey
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Mar 27, 2002, 5:55 PM
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No Subject I personaly think that eating meat is wrong, but that's just
my opion. And I also think that veggie burgers gross, i've
never had any from a resturant, but i hate eating out cause
i never know where they through meat in, but veggie burgers
make me sick so i don't eat them
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Beth
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Mar 27, 2002, 6:16 PM
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To eat meat, or not to eat meat..... is that even a question? I don't think I get it. Does it really matter if people eat
meat or don't eat meat? If it does, it shouldn't. Some
people think it's wrong, fine. Some people think it isn't,
fine. That's that isn't it, we can't agree on everything.
Anyway later :) (sorry if I stepped on any toes :( )!!
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xdavex
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Mar 27, 2002, 8:09 PM
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yeehaw hey christina and albert thanks for all those great sites,
ive been checking them out, very helpful. and albert, im
definately gonna be at the show on friday so id love to
check that shit out.
yee
haw
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craig
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Mar 27, 2002, 8:13 PM
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Meat! Well with all of this talk about meat I figured I would look
for some figures on the subject of eating meat. The website
I got it from was listed in an earlier response but if you
are like me, you couldn't be bothered to actually go there.
This was all from goveg.org I think. I eat meat and frankly
I like the people who preach to you. Whether it is about
religion, drinking, or eating meat. It is only somebodys
opinion so who cares. Debating is fun and you learn
something (except from those religious people.
Ha!)
"The production of one pound of beef
requires 2,500 gallons of water. It takes less water to
produce a year's worth of food for a pure vegetarian (a
vegan; one who consumes no meat, eggs, or dairy products)
than to produce one month's food for a meat-eater.
Between 1960 and 1985, nearly 40 percent of all
Central American rain forests were destroyed to create
pasture for beef cattle.
The production of one
pound of beef requires 2,500 gallons of water. It takes less
water to produce a year's worth of food for a pure
vegetarian (a vegan; one who consumes no meat, eggs, or
dairy products) than to produce one month's food for a
meat-eater
If Americans reduced their meat
consumption by only 10 percent, it would free 12 million
tons of grain annually for human consumption. That alone
would be enough to adequately feed each of the 60 million
people who starve to death each year. "
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Mar 27, 2002, 8:29 PM
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No Subject numbers talk
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windomearle
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Mar 27, 2002, 9:18 PM
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dressin' up i'm kind of curious to see how many people out there would
actually get dressed up in a particular costume for a show
if it was a theme type of event.
for example,
coming up are two shows where people will save a couple
bucks at the door if they get dressed up. i don't think
we've really experimented with this type of thing (except
maybe halloween shows or something).
i think it's
awesome to do something different for shows instead of just
having bands play. get some audience participation, and make
the event memorable.
how about this. windom earle
is playing 3 awesomefest shows, and i want everyone who
thinks they're a windomearle fan to get dressed up whenever
they see us.
on friday, i want to see people
dressed up as cowboys.
on saturday, the theme is
dead celebrities, so any 19+ people should dress up as john
candy. that's right. i want all of you to dress up as john
candy. (if that's too difficult, pick any famous dead
canadian).
next friday at the a/v show, we're
playing a new wave set, so i want everyone to dress up in
skinny ties, and neon clothing.
and then next
saturday is the metal concert, so wear tophats. (this show
is also 19+).
thank you. that is all.
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Haps
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Mar 27, 2002, 9:35 PM
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re: meat Is it just me or is this whole meat issue not really
clarified... It seems like there's two separate issues
here: the meat INDUSTRY as it exists and the concept of
eating meat. Of course the vast majority of meat eaters
rely on the meat industry for their meat but I think there
should be a distinction made (even if one believes that both
the industry and eating animals are wrong). I mean, let's
face it, the way meat is prepared is not pretty and the meat
industry is responsible for a LOT of problems (not just
ethical, but environmental as well). I guess what I'm
trying to say is I think vegans would do well to point out
the horrors of the industry itself as opposed to maybe
sticking directly to the "eating an animal under any
circumstances is wrong" philosophy (not to generalize, but I
get that a lot). If you're going to eat an animal it
obviously has to be killed which is certainly not nice, but
lets take this in context. Right now we don't even wait til
the goddam animals are dead before we slice their guts
open... i don't know, i just think there's a much more
valid argument to be made against the meat industry itself
than the principle of eating meat (which is not to say the
latter is to be dismissed). Am I making any sense?
probably not, i'll shut up now.
Oh, by the way,
everybody go see Riot Diaries because it's really, really
cool. :)
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craig
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:06 PM
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dead canadian heroes Some ideas for a dress up as a celebrity show:
Lorne
Greene
Wheels from Degrassi Jr High (not that Degrassi
High bullshit)
The other guy from Organized
Rhyme.
Any charagcters from the Beach Combers or Danger
Bay.
Two words: Nolton Nash (the guy who used to do the
National way back in the day).
Or dick the guy David
Letterman called who owned a gas station in Saskatoon a
couple of years ago. I don't think he was ever on tv, but
rest assured he was balding, with an esso work jacket, and
possibly a John Deere hat.
Or represent PEI with a
Jonathan Torrence motif.
Or top them all and dress up
like Jordy Birch. You will steal the show and also receive
numerous flying dropkicks to the skull, that I am sure.
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craig
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:30 PM
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lan party What is this Lan party on April 13? It says it is an all
night party from 12 noon to 12 noon the next day at the
Hillsboro community center. That is 5 seconds from my house
and I was just wondering about it. Sounds like some
computer party. (because LAN has something to do with
computer technicians or something)
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christina.
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:44 PM
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a compromise. www.manbeef.com
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pineau
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Mar 27, 2002, 10:49 PM
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old days.... remember when this site had somethgn remotely to do with
music?
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pineau
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Mar 27, 2002, 11:04 PM
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meat eating.... all i have to say about the vegan thing is
this...
I eat meat, i eat fast food meat. i still
love my parents, my friends and music, i am not a bad
person.
I don't bitch and complain about vegans, so what
gives them the right to complain about me?
if you don't
eat meat, fine, but don't complain to me about it.
i
don't complain to vegans about putting catle farmers out of
business by not eating meat.
and it is not like we
are hunting down pandas and eating them.
we are eating
cattle raised for the sole purpose of food.
so what is
the big deal.
If a cow ever got the chance, he'd
eat you and everyone you care about!
Just ask a
scientician.
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craig
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Mar 27, 2002, 11:14 PM
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No Subject mmmmm. panda.
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mike lecky.
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Mar 27, 2002, 11:32 PM
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new the cassette. songs:
jonah can take his good points and shove them up
his arse
death of a goiter
a gift to baby jonah on
his birthday
quick, where's my ass wrench?
the
sudden realization that i have to go to the
bathroom
where a selective beating of cock gets
you
the sudden realization that you're listening to
crap
touch me one more time and we'll call it a
night
some dudes serve you better coffee
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PATT MOLLARD
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Mar 28, 2002, 1:54 AM
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I JUST CAN'NT DO IT!!
WELL THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TELLING PATT
MOLLARD THAT YOU WOULD KISS PATT MOLLARD IF YOU WERE 35 PATT
MOLLARD,THINKS THAT BECAUSE PATT MOLLARD IS 34 AND THAT
OLDER WOMEN WOULD LIKE PATT MOLLARD GIVES PATT MOLLARD
RENEWED CONFEDENCE.
THERE IS ANOTHER PENDING PROBLEM
ON PATT MOLLARDS MIND, AND THAT IS PATT MOLLARDS BALD SPOT.
THIS BALD SPOTS SEEMS TO GETTING BIGGER AND BIGGER.TO
COMPENSATE PATT MOLLARD GROWS HAIR LONGER TO LOOK LIKE
YOUTHFUL PATT MOLLARD.{PATT MOLLARD DOES NOT COMB HAIR OVER
BALD SPOT}
PATT MOLLARD THOUGHT OF GETTING
ROGAINE{HAIR TREATMENT} BUT ONE OF PATT MOLLARDS ONLY
FRIENDS SAID THAT ROGAIN SMELLS FUNNY,HOW WOULD PATT MOLLARD
GET AN OLDER GIRL TO KISS PATT MOLLARD IF PATT MOLLARD
SMELLS LIKE ROGAIN? WOULD PATT MOLLARD BE ADMITING DEFEAT BY
GETTING ROGAIN?
OR SHOULD PATT MOLLARD JUST BE PATT
MOLLARDS SELF?
SHOULD PATT MOLLARD LEAVE PATT MOLLARD
ALONE?
PATT MOLLARD IS VERY CONFUSED{YOU COULD SAY DAZED
AND CONFUSED,PATT MOLLARDS FAVORITE MOVIE}
PATT
MOLLARD IS LOOKING TO JONAH FOR ADVICE!
JONAH PLEASE
HELP PATT MOLLARD!!!!!!
SINCERLY PATT
MOLLARD.
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Drock
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Mar 28, 2002, 2:35 AM
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Looking for a show in PEI Hey. Could someone help me out with setting up a show in
PEI for May 18th? It's for System Shit from Halifax.
Haven't played there in years and would love to get a show!
We play crazy crustcore / grind.
If you can help
us out, email me and let me
know.
Thanx
Cheers!
Drock
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Neil
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Mar 28, 2002, 4:39 AM
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RE: meat eating.... ~I eat meat, i eat fast food meat. i still love
~my
parents, my friends and music, i am not a
~bad
person.
I haven't seen anyone call you a bad
person.
~i don't complain to vegans about putting
catle
~farmers out of business by not eating
meat.
Oh boo-hoo, so just because they've formed
their lives around a horrible industry, we should feel bad
for not giving them another couple dollars?
~we are
eating cattle raised for the sole
~purpose of food.
~so what is the big deal.
That's the point,
they're raised to die. Would you like it if you were raised
for a couple years in horrible conditions, pumped full of
tons of chemicals, and then killed?
I'm not vegan,
live with some, know a bunch more, but it seems that you're
not even trying to understand. You're just making excuses to
validate your choice and taking offense to people giving out
information.
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hockey fuckez
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Mar 28, 2002, 9:13 AM
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question?? i have a few questions. do vegans where makeup? if they do,
is it taboo to where any tested on animals. cause seriously,
if you're into protecting animals, the makeup industry is a
serious enemy. i'm mentioning this cause i read jane's
article about feeling bad about the toothpaste she used. it
is situations like this where i tend to think more of what
i'm doing. ya see, i like meat. alot. i'm not about to give
it up, no matter how many facts, or any other noise i hear
about it. it's the main course in every meal i eat. chicken
and fish mostly, but i love a rare rib eye too. anyway, my
point was somthing along the lines of how could anyone
justify testing shampoos and colognes and makeups on
animals. this type of thing makes me sick. see, with food,
we eat it, it gives us energy, and we need to eat to
survive.noone needs that other crap for anything though ya
know? i'd also like to ask if you agree with medical testing
on animals. i'm asking cause(sorry, i'm gonna stereotype a
little here) i find people into the whole vegan thing often
don't. this i find to be rather silly. i mean, it does make
me feel terrible everytime i see a program about medical
testing on monkeys and things. it's painfull to watch
really. but, it is very neccessary. when it comes to the
question of who's more important, animals or people, the
answer is a no brainer. of course people are more important.
if you had a child that was terminally ill, and could
possibly benefit from experimental treatments, wouldn't you
want them to have been tested to the furthest possible
extent? of course you feel sorry for the monkeys that had to
become ill and die, but in the long term it's gonna save
alot of peoples lives. anyway, done.
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yeah I'm a pussy,I won't sign my name
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Mar 28, 2002, 9:18 AM
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I have no need to Why don't you all cry about meat eaters/vegans now. Boo Hoo.
If you all started talking about every controversial topic
there is, what would this site turn into? Just another
pathetic excuse for a wannabe sociobehavioural forum? Why
are you dragging the topic out? Just drop it. I came to this
site to check out some decent pei music, and you can talk
about whatever you want here, but why is everyone arguing
about something that has no relevance? It's not like any of
you are going to change someone's personal opinion?! Maybe
I'm the idiot. In fact, I can see some of you right now
thinking up some way to snap back and comment on my lack of
creativity, or poor grammar, or even think of some terrific
insult. Go ahead.
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morgan currie
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Mar 28, 2002, 9:42 AM
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lan party a lan party is when a bunch of computer nerds get together
with their computers and some party mix and pop and play
networked computer games until they pass out. me and some of
my "cooler" buddies here in cape breton had deadly times
with delta force 1, worms, quake 1/2/3, and starcraft last
summer.
speaking of computers, come see the rudy
huxtable project friday night at the arts guild!
(http://rudyhux.cjb.net)
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hockey fuckez
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Mar 28, 2002, 9:50 AM
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???????????? i just flipped you the bird no name. i am sorry, you really
sound pissed. let's talk about america's bombing campaing in
ugoslavia!hehe, just kidding!
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bla bla bla
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Mar 28, 2002, 12:12 PM
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No Subject i think my all of you should stop fightin over something
that will not change. there are goin to be people who eat
meat and people who don't. who cares who does what.
preaching from ether side will not change the way the other
person thinks it is his or her on mind what ever they choose
should be respected by everyone.Personaly i eat meat, there
is nothin like a big fat bloody steak but that is my opion,
my hat is of to all those none eat meat eaters. the world
would be a boring place if we all were the same. i thought
this page has for the p.e.i music scene not for a bunch of
people fight with each other.
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Josh
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Mar 28, 2002, 12:30 PM
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No Subject Hey Stephan whats Windom Earle's set looking like for the
show?
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windomearle
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Mar 28, 2002, 12:48 PM
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set tommorrow night will be a straight-up, old school windom set
(a.k.a. two motherfuckers and a mini disc) with a hint of
what's to come for the new wave set next friday.
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gerry
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Mar 28, 2002, 1:37 PM
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don't buy my zine it's dirty, offensive and "sexist".
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adam
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Mar 28, 2002, 4:09 PM
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show on the 20th? hey josh, is it you guys(rippin hammer) that are putting on
the show on the twentyth?
well if so, i know a
half decent band that would be willing to play if there is
an open spot
There name is "against all odds"
they are a "punk rock/emo" band and consist of four
talented young musicians
Shadi (i dont know how to
spell his last name)
Zak Likley
Nick
Doucette
Skandar something (i dont know how to spell
either names but you get the point...haha)
well
just let me know if you have an opening for them, they could
use a little bit of support since they are just beginning to
play...
thanks dude
peace
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Josh
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Mar 28, 2002, 6:21 PM
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Adam What's your e-mail?
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dave
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Mar 28, 2002, 6:28 PM
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No Subject hey josh,
you don't know me but i also have a band that
is just starting out. we're punkishrockishHCish. if you
need another band, we'd be much obliged.
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Josh
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Mar 28, 2002, 6:52 PM
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No Subject If bands are looking to play i have roughly 6-8 shows
happening through the summer, on the 20th i already have 6
bands going. but i have a show june 6th that has plenty of
open bookings.please send me an e-mail to
preteamrecords@hotmail.com or spooninmysundae@hotmail.com if
your interested and i'll hook you up.
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Danny
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Mar 28, 2002, 8:06 PM
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Shows Church is always looking for showsto play at, that is if
people don't mind sharing the stage with a metal band.
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Greg.
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Mar 28, 2002, 9:16 PM
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Not to dig up hatchets... but if you have a beef with how no one goes to shows and
that no one dances... well there is a show on friday the
29th... go to it, and dance... you don't need other people
to have fun... lets take what we've learned from the past
and bulid a real future to fight for!(honestly...)
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the hardcore handbook
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Mar 28, 2002, 10:41 PM
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jonah doesn't know as much as he thinks he does Have you heard about the latest craze
That's sweepin'
across the nation
All the punks from coast to coast
Have discovered an old invention:
"Your hair's too
long Man, you're a queer
You're too new wave Put down
that beer..."
CHORUS:
Do the Slag...look at
'em run
Do the Slaghey you scum
Do the Slag-Ain't
it fun
Do the Slag-Let's all be dumb
Badmouth
people we don't know
Make sure it's behind their backs
Don't let new people in our scene
It's more fun
than having a friend
We'll slag everyone each and every
night
So we can pretend that we're all right
Make
those pricks feel just so small
We'll show the world
that we're three feet tall
Slander their integrity
Doubt their humanity
Talk about their haircuts
Are their politics correct?
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pineau
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Mar 28, 2002, 11:04 PM
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meatier than thou... i wasn't really saying vegan are bad.
hey if you like
hugging trees that is fine and dandy by me.
But i don't
go around bashing vegans, so what give you the right to call
down people that eat meat?
I eat meat. i don't try
and make other people eat meat.
i don't care what other
people do or say.
i do what i like.
i like meat, so
i eat it.
you don't like meat...fine.
it's
the same with religon, i don't go to church, but i don't
tell other people not to go and i wish they would not try
and force me to go.
anyways.
it is just a
stupid arguement.
i know vegans, i like
them.
but i alas i am super pumped for the show
tomorrow.
can't wait to hear the plan.
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greg
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Mar 29, 2002, 2:06 AM
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Alright... Hey... so i got a crazy idea... i'll say it, thought i know
it will be put down in a wave of negative comments... lets
bulid a community of people who want to support underground
music/thearter/thought/haircuts/etc... this is an
invitation... EVERYONE IS WELCOME... come out and make
something better! Please, i am serious. i want to bulid
somthing work fighting for... cause it's either this or i
give up putting on shows for people...
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Haps
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Mar 29, 2002, 3:02 AM
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veganism I agree that being a fascist about the whole vegan issue
from either side is not very constructive, but I imagine
many vegans feel very strongly that people should actually
be legally stopped from killing animals (much like many
pro-lifers want to outlaw abortion). I've talked to vegans
who believe that the lives of animals are "more important"
than that of any human (including themselves)... that's a
little creepy.
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Andrew
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Mar 29, 2002, 10:10 AM
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Greg Don't stop putting on shows, you do a good job of setting
them up, and they do that a lot of time to set up with
trying to find a venue location, setting a time, setting up
the gear. But you do a good job of setting them up. People
do appreciate you putting on the shows, most don't show it,
but I'm sure they do. Maybe get bands like Ripping Hammer,
and one.21 to play a little more. I also seen a number of
other people here saying they are in bands that never get to
play any shows, so maybe invite one of them and give them a
try. I'm sure there is some way to build a scene to fight
for with out starting an army of the same.
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Josh
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Mar 29, 2002, 11:42 AM
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No Subject Can anyone believe i was in Indigo Jones, wow what a band.
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Jim
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Mar 29, 2002, 12:16 PM
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what the? huh? was that just someone saying that onepoint21 should play
more shows? holy cow. i think thats the first time anyone
has ever said that. anyway us and laterdaze are tryin to
keep charlottetown stong by getting buttons! woo! i say
every band on pei should get buttons then everyone could get
more scene points! and i agree that people should stop
trying to be cool and dance more at shows. look at pete he
realized hes not cool and he dances all the time. awsomefest
rules
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jane
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Mar 29, 2002, 12:48 PM
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No Subject I really appreciate your work putting on shows Greg, and
anyone else who puts on shows. ( :
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ProjectXandyX
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Mar 29, 2002, 1:05 PM
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funny stuff.. Just a few things..1.the other "andrew" that posts on
here..who is that? 2. How come nobody talks about music on
here? 3. Envision show is cancelled, now im crying.. 4.
ever notice how "meat" rhymes with "woman of the street"...
meat is for sluts.. xxx
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adam
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Mar 29, 2002, 2:39 PM
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josh my email is just_a_punk_kid@hotmail.com
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xdavex
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Mar 29, 2002, 4:06 PM
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haw yee yeah, greg, you kick ass
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PATT MOLLARD
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Mar 29, 2002, 7:26 PM
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DOES PATT MOLLARD HAVE LEAD POISONING?
WHEN PATT MOLLARD GOT UP THIS MORNING PATT
MOLLARD WAS HORRIFIED TO FIND OUT THAT PATT MOLARD STEPT ON
A LEAD PECIL. DOES PATT MOLLARD HAVE LEAD POISONING?
IS PATT MOLLARD GOING TO DIE BEFORE PATT MOLLARD KISS'S A
GIRL{POSSIBLY OLDER THAN PATT MOLLARD}
PATT MOLLARD IS
SCARED! SHOULD PATT MOLLARD GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM? OR
SHOULD PATT MOLLARD CALL POISON CONTROL?
IF PATT
MOLLARD GOES TO THE HOSPITAL SHOULD PATT MOLLARD WEAR A
SWEATER? OR A T-SHIRT?{WHEN PATT MOLLARD SWEATS PATT MOLLARD
PATT MOLLARD REALLY SWEATS} OR IF PATT MOLLARD WEARS A
T-SHIRT PATT MOLLARD WOULD GET TOO COLD, AND GET SICKER THEN
PATT MOLLARD COULD POTENTIALY, ALLREADY BE?
PATT
MOLLARD IS VERY FRUSRATED{PATT MOLLARD ALMOST
CURSED}
PLAESE HELP PATT MOLLARD!
SINCERLY
PATT MOLLARD
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jonah.
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Mar 29, 2002, 7:32 PM
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well i sure just lost that really long post.
hmm..that was some work down the
drain...sigh.
quick responses (really this
time)
hockey fuckez- yes, there is a huge
taboo on wearing makeup/other products tested on animals, as
there is with wearing fur, leather, suede, etc. i don't know
any vegans who do this, and i would question their
dedication if so, simply because of the luxury status of
such products, as, as uyou pointed out, they don't even
contribute to one's sustenance and survival, etc.
-
and i've never called anyone a bad person for eating meat. i
ate meat for most of my life. i consider supporting the meat
and dairy industry to be a negative thing because of the
immense ammounts of unnecessary suffering it causese,
therefore i think people need to take a long look at how
their actions affect others (animals, people, the
environment generally, whatever.) all of us need to enage in
this sort of critical reevaluation, meat eaters, vegans,
anarchists, capitalists, nationalists, whowever. honestly.
it can be scary and hard but i think it's worth
doing.
and about thatr song...hmm. i don't
even know. i don't even understand. really. someone seems to
be nursing a serious grudge against me that i don't even
understand the basis for, because the song just doesn't make
any sense, not only for anyone who "really knows me" but for
anyone who's ever met me, talked to me, or seen me speak in
public. i honestly don't know what the hell you're talking
about. but you seem to have a big problem with me, so i'd
really like to talk about it, cos you seem really seriously
confused.
assuming that song was actually
supposed to relate to me in any way...
but yeah.
um, naw, i don't even know.
whatever.
geez. sorry
for trying to initiate some
discussion.
wait, no, that's bullshit,
i'm not sorry at all. this needed to be done. this CLEARLY
and really painfully needed to be done, because obviously a
lot of people are really hostile to having any of their
values or beliefs called into question, and i think that's a
total bummer...
i mean, geez, does everyone
think the world is so problem-free and perfect that we don't
need to think about or ask hard questions about what's going
on and what we're all a part of? because hell, shit ain't
perfect. shit is bad.
and that's all for
now. i'm going to the show. i'm going to have a good time,
maybe mouth off a little. if any of my detractors happen to
have any deeper involvement in the scene than causing shit
on the messageboard, they're welcome to talk to em in person
and call me on my vegan fascism, elitism, homophobia
(??yeah, like what? i know, geez), i welcome them
to.
yeesh.
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darcy
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Mar 29, 2002, 9:10 PM
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No Subject where's the spot to go sk8ing in pei?
whois the bad ass
muthaz to ride with
feel free to email me to let me
know cuz i dont read this gb all that much
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adam
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Mar 29, 2002, 10:44 PM
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??? i havent signed this thing much latley...well probably cause
im not a big fan of arguing about this kinda stuff, but i
figured i might as well throw in my 2 cents...
well
i have much respect for vegans, ive had thoughts about it
before, but i couldnt do it, but you have my full respect
and everything, and about "preaching" and stuff, let them do
what they want, its not like they are harming you from
trying to save other animals and all that stuff, i mean all
you have to do is say like, "no im good" or whatever instead
of getting into a big fight about it, like hwats happening
here in this guest book, the people that are ranting and
raving about vegans preaching about themselves and stuff are
preaching to the vegans...its all a big circle, im preaching
right now...but im doing my best not too, its an opinion,
like just let people live the way they wanna live if you
wanna live the way you live, i dont know jonah but he seems
to strongly believe in veganism and stuff and i respect him,
and he wasnt preaching or trashing anyone, that song did
make no sense, whoever wrote that must have missed
something, but anyways, i never made it to the show tonight,
sorry, but ill be at the rest of awesome fest for sure, hope
yas had a good time tonight...and if i offended anyone in
this post, it was not intentional, just my opinion, i have
nothing against anyone on this site, thanks for your
time..
peace
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adam
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Mar 29, 2002, 10:50 PM
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one more thing does any band need a bassist at all?
cause i am a
basist and i really want to play in another band, my old
bands never even played any shows, but i have some talent i
think, and if anyone needs a bssist..email me anytime.
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Bengie bains
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Mar 30, 2002, 1:32 AM
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we want to play on pei we are the ass butts we would like to play a show on pei.
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Andrew
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Mar 30, 2002, 9:36 AM
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Who am I? I am me, beh. Andrew Dennis, you would know me as Charlies
cousin. Or the Andrew that hangs out with the people in the
late dickmen/spat *sometimes*. I think I talked to you on
Napster once too, a looong time ago. Now do you know who I
am?
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windomearle
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Mar 30, 2002, 12:58 PM
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awesome as soon as lecky sobers up, hopefully he'll post a review of
the awesomefest activities last night.
one of the
best arts guild shows i've been to in years.
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Josh
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Mar 30, 2002, 1:00 PM
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No Subject When the "Doubledecker" rolls through town they should make
a stop at super rockstar "Windom Earle's" house. Wow what a
set and that LaRosa guys ok too.
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xdavex
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Mar 30, 2002, 1:15 PM
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No Subject for lack of a better word, awesomefest 2 day 1 was awesome.
my props to mike and greg.
all the bands
rocked my ass to mush, fuck!
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jane
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Mar 30, 2002, 5:25 PM
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wowzerz, that was fun. Awesomefest was true to it's name. It was a fest, and it was
definately awesome. Thanks for another great show Mike &
Greg!
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Nathan
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Mar 30, 2002, 6:00 PM
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Awsomefest Day 1 Hey that was a great show last night Tastes Like Burning are
great! keep up the good work guys and Windom Earle was great
too, Good Luck at all the ohter shows guys
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hairy mchair (matt pollard)
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Mar 30, 2002, 7:03 PM
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No Subject This is an honest question, say for example, there was a
fibre made from human hair( this is quite possible) would it
be against any vegan morals to wear it? Or use it? For
exapmle, wigs made from human hair(very common practice)
Sounds funny, I know.. but this is a serious enquiry.
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Some Random Guy
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Mar 30, 2002, 7:23 PM
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The 6th Who is playing at the basement show on the 6th?
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james madore
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Mar 30, 2002, 7:51 PM
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the site nice site, likes it plenty, especially the flush stuff they
are so animated (insert sarcasm here)
anyway This site
is more important than most perople realize. its literaly
history happening
before our eyes
P.s just
joking donovan( you rob thomas wanna be)
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mike macdougall
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Mar 30, 2002, 8:01 PM
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love hello to all my musical friends out there.this site is the
bee's knees....we need some photos of the old days.send them
in you guys n gals.time for me to go...i hope i see ya'll at
the dead celeb ball.listen to hawkwind and the seeds.
LOVE mikefromtelescopes p.s.mike campbell...who is kieth
moon??????
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Matt Bowness
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Mar 30, 2002, 9:01 PM
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Hey James Hey James, Whats up... I haven't seen you in forever.
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Matt Bowness
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Mar 30, 2002, 9:53 PM
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Lan party Hey the link about the LAN party on the right doesn't
work... where can I get info on this LAN party you speak
of.
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adam
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Mar 30, 2002, 10:54 PM
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band in need of drummer i have two guitarists which are very taloented and i am a
bassist myself, all we are looking for is a drummer to play
with...even just one show maybe...until we can find a full
time drummer...i have lyrics written and everything, if
anyone is interested just email me...thank you, peace
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Matt Bowness
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Mar 30, 2002, 11:38 PM
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the link Cool, the link works now.
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brodiemike
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Mar 31, 2002, 1:26 AM
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sex two three times daily then relax .....while listening to
eyes b sides .....and holy shit its vert
defrance!!!!!!!!!!!! brodie is a
shit but i love him any ways they wont let me play
with them because i am scammming all theire chicks.
love m8ike.
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mike
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Mar 31, 2002, 11:23 AM
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awesomefest basement show it's a secret to be released whenever we can be sure that it
will be neat. i will let you know this though, there will
be some FUCKING METAL. i am talking about throwing up the
horns and shit. know this.
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janette
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Mar 31, 2002, 1:08 PM
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Why Vegan pamphlets.. and more! hi everyone,
someone told me about the discussion
on veganism here.. so i came to check it out.
a
little while ago i ordered 40 copies of "Why Vegan?" from
www.veganoutreach.org to distribute at shows and conferences
in atlantic canada. i used to distribute them about a year
or two ago, as well (its the same pamphlet with a little
make over). anyhoo, if anyone in the maritimes/pei would
like a free copy of why vegan please just ask
(jcormier@hushmail.com). i will put them out at the next
show. if you cant make it just email me and i can mail/drop
one off for you somewhere.
i have some other
resources (websites, readin material, movies) as well if
people are interested and want to learn about things like
anarchism, globalization, capitalism, sexism, racism.. all
sorts of "isms" hehe... just ask and id be more then willing
to talk or give you some reading material, movies to watch,
or websites to visit!! theres lots of other people that
could help, too.
xoxo janette.
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craig
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Mar 31, 2002, 4:36 PM
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pre team record Has anyone checked out www.punknews.org they posted a
snippet of info about pre team records and the upcoming
compilation.
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hater
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Mar 31, 2002, 7:54 PM
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No Subject shlooozeberry for kiki..............woaow!
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Mar 31, 2002, 11:58 PM
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PEI Music Awards Association The PEI Music Awards Association is gearing up for another
year. As part of the fund raising for the year the
Association is putting together a Best Of Our Island
compilation CD with proceeds going to the Awards fund.
Anyone interested in including a song on this compilation
should contact Wayne Walsh. The Association would also like
to add four new directors to the board and to increase
representation from east and west. If you are interested or
know of someone who would be an asset to the organization
contact Wayne Walsh. The Best of Island concert showcase
series will be the major fundraiser for the Awards with 14
dates in venues in Charlottetown, Summerside and Eastern &
Western PEI. Dates and locations will be confirmed shortly.
If interested in performing or participating contact Wayne
at peiemporium@ peiemporium.com.
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Lynsey
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Apr 1, 2002, 1:16 AM
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the basement show so where is this show and who's playing?
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mike
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Apr 1, 2002, 1:35 AM
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basement show you'll notice it's a SECRET basement show. it'll be kept
that way until the very end. or close to. just come and
expect metal.
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jenna.
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Apr 1, 2002, 5:05 AM
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why i (but not necessarily you) should become vegan. don't stop reading this because of the title.
please?
for most of us,
consumption of animal products has been engrained into our
minds, values and diets since we were born. having this
value that we've stood by for so long brought into question
can really bring out some people's hostility and often they
argue irrationally against vegans.
just stand
back and look at it before you make any decisions or
judgements. don't let what our north american culture has
taught us since birth affect your opinions now. acquire as
much knowledge and education as you can about it, and
please, wait until you know what you're talking about until
you start pushing your beliefs on me.
i'm
totally open to hearing what anyone has to say about any
given issue. i just hate when your argument is something
like "pigs aren't even cute. who cares about pigs?". that
kind of superiority complex really bothers me.
the one principle for me, that stands against
all arguments, is that caging and controlling other animals
(keep in mind that humans are animals too) is morally wrong.
it goes completely against earth's natural balance. what
gives you the right to do these things to those animals? not
to mention the effects on the environment, rainforests, and
indigenous peoples who are being driven out of their homes
to create farmland for cattle to meet our rediculously large
demand for beef. every single person who consumes meat/dairy
products is deeply impacting this industry. therefore by
refusing to be a part of this corrupt industry, you really
really are making a difference. i promise. you
are.
having heard people talk about veganism and
animal rights and so on, i know for a fact that vegans can
impact non-vegans and inspire them to change their lifestyle
as well. the real problem is that we are ignorant. we are
not educated about what goes on. there's just so much
corruption and things going on that are simply wrong, and
not the way that nature intended it to be. and we do not
realise it. there's so much shit that happens that we as the
public are sheltered from. and even though the information
is avaliable, i think that it takes someone that you respect
to begin to bring these facts into light. so maybe if you
are impacted enough to change your attitudes and open your
mind to a lifestyle change, then you in turn can impact even
one other person to do the same, you're making a tremendous
difference.
is this making much
sense?
sometimes i wonder if i'm getting my
messages across clearly.
the sad thing is when
people don't even have any desire to look any furthur into
the issue. they know their stance, taking the easy side of
agreeing with society on this one, and neglecting to look at
the facts or form their own opinions.
are you
ready to accept these luxuries that harm other people and
animals? you're living it up at the expense of innocent
beings that feel just as much pain as you do and are
probably just as aware that they're being held captive,
against their will, by their natural instincts.
we've fallen into this lifestyle that we
refuse to change, and every day we dig ourselves a deeper
hole. not only with our eating habits of fast food many
times a week and diets revolving around meat, but with the
way that we consume everything, from all of our natural
resources to the tons and tons of "stuff"; material
posessions that we really don't need at all and that people
get so worked up about. think a scratch on a car. how angry
would your parents be? is that scratch worth as much as the
emotional damage that they're causing you by beating the
hell out of your feeling of self-worth?
i'm
digressing.
but it still relates to the
lifestyle and that attitude of people looking to all the
wrong things for meaning and happiness in their lives. i'm
not saying that i am free of all of these things that i am
saying should not be the way that they are, because really
it's just something that i'm working towards, and not where
i am right now. that's why the title of this post is what it
is.
look, i could go so much more deeply into
this, but i've written too much already. lots has already
been written on this subject. am i really saying anything
new? probably not... but i like being able to argue these
points myself.
if you actually got this far
into the post, tell me your point of view. ask me questions.
hungry? what are you going to eat?
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Andrew
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Apr 1, 2002, 8:12 AM
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Animals Animals eat Animals, it's nature. Some times people forget
we are really animals.
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jane
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Apr 1, 2002, 11:39 AM
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No Subject yes, animals eat animals, it's natural. I don't have a
problem with actually eating animals, because it's the
circle of life, everything has it's place, and we're just at
the top of the food chain. But I've just recently decided to
give up meat because of how animals are abused by the meat
industry, and how it actually affects other people and the
rainforest as many people have already pointed out. I mean
in nature animals don't cage their food and give them
steroids and make them die a slow painful death. but maybe
I'm wrong, i don't really know.
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jenna.
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Apr 1, 2002, 1:13 PM
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animals i agree with you andrew, animals eat animals in nature, but
jane is completely correct, it's the way that we do it that
makes it wrong.
in the hunter-gatherer sense of
hunting an animal ourselves, killing it quickly, thanking
it, and using every single part of it in some way, it's
natural too, i think. but that's not what we do.
the whole industry is so horrible and wrong that
it's not something that should be supported at all.
oh, and also, the human's natural role is as a raw
food herbivore. our bodies are suited to that role, and all
of the excessive meat-eating that goes on in our society can
be so damaging to our health.
these types of
serious perversions on nature will really mess things up,
and what we should aim to do is to get back to that way that
things are naturally. where we've been going as a human race
is in completely the opposite direction from that and people
should at least care enough make an effort to stop
that.
the worst thing is when people have the
attitude of like "the next generation can deal with these
problems" or "i'll be dead anyway". our relatively short
life span makes us so selfish.
ok, now i'm
rambling.
anyway, just think about it i guess. i
see where you're coming from because that once was my stance
on the whole thing. the more i read about it and talked to
people, the more my opinion changed. and i completly respect
your opinion, just look at the other side too.
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Andrew
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Apr 1, 2002, 1:50 PM
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ok then... plain BS... If you all had it your way we would be hand
washing our clothing, and turning our own butter by hand.
Nothing wrong with a little modernization. I bet if the cows
were on the top of the food chain, and were not vegetarian
animals, they would eat us, because its nature. Any one know
some local farmers who beat their animals, and pump them
with steroids. I hope no one on the island is doing that.
Vegans should fight in other ways, like rally the government
to close down them place that hurt animals. Because what
vegans do now, helps NOTHING. The problem will always be
around, because there are more meat eaters then none. It
will always be this way unless the animal fighters take the
stand and actually do something then abolish meat and dairy
products. And what is up with some hardcore vegans not
taking sugar?
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vince
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Apr 1, 2002, 2:58 PM
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ugh, I do ... My uncle abuses his cattle and pumps them full of steroids
and growth hormones. He lives about ten minutes outside of
kensington, and the farms surrounding him do the same to
their animals. Trust me, I used to spend parts of my summers
out there.
It's fun to throw the rotten potatoes
at a full barn of cows. They panic and usually slam against
one of the steel walls. When you run out of potatoes, you
grab the BB guns. There isn't a lot to do out in the
country.
Don't even get me started on what he does
to heard them out to the field for feeding.
I was
only seven at the time, so I assumed that whatever adults do
was alright.
It's a nice part of the country
though. Beautiful in the summer.
It still doesn't
change my viewpoint on meat products, but I'm just answering
your question. Well, I assume "Any one know some local
farmers who beat their animals, and pump them with steroids"
is a question.
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gabrielle
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Apr 1, 2002, 3:07 PM
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modernization? not to beat up an already thoroughly discussed issue... but
what Andrew said caught my eye.
"plain BS... If
you all had it your way we would be hand washing our
clothing, and turning our own butter by hand. Nothing wrong
with a little modernization."
what you call
modernization is in fact simply western culture. don't
confuse it with being the better ideal. many other cultures
would find that completely acceptable.
i think
this just boils down to being afraid of alternatives.
unknown breeds fear. would you call a hunting and gathering
society "primitive"? in the sense that they should be
working on getting to where we are? that would be quite the
loss.
"I bet if the cows were on the top of the
food chain, and were not vegetarian animals, they would eat
us, because its nature."
of course they would.
just like any other "non-vegetarian" animal (if we were
living in a world where humans lived the same way animals
do, and were actually PART of the food chain). humans are
pretty puny, you know. no defense. we're adapted for a life
of luxury. we sort of suck.
and i'm not even
vegan. but i'm working on it. its hard to re-adapt yourself.
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Andrew
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Apr 1, 2002, 4:08 PM
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I see I could survive in the wild no problem. I took cubs and all
that shit when I was a kid. I know how to catch fish and all
that wild BS. But the point is I don't have too, I could...
But I choose to live in the industrialized/urban world... In
my eyes, it's better. Just how I see gloabization as a good
thing. Any how, I respect why vegans do what they do, and
lets not even go to the gloabization issue, it has it's good
thing and bad thing, like EVERYTHING.
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albert
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Apr 1, 2002, 4:24 PM
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Food Chain My personal belief is that the food chain is a giant load
of shit. The food chain is only a current representation of
what is going on in the world today. If we change the way we
eat(which we are doing slowly) then we change the food
chain.
As for not eating animals just because of
the way they're treated. Well that is one argument; however,
there are a number of reasons that vegans choose not to eat
animals and use animal biproducts. My belief is that I just
don't need these things to lead a happy, healthy life. So
why kill,maim and mistreat those that we share the earth
with? Doesn't seem right to me. To me the food chain seems
like some people's way of justifying the slaughter of
animals. It gives them the false sense of superiority over
non-human animals.
As for being healthy and the
rediculous notion that a healthy meal contains something
from the four main food groups. Well the truth is that the
only use for Canada's Food Guide is to Prop-up and
perpetuate Canada's Dairy and Meat Industry. Among other
maladies, the consumption of meat and dairy are linked to
cancer, heart disease and high blood
pressure.
There is nothing in dairy or meat, that
is essential for ones health, that cannot be found from
another source, that does not contribute to the tourture and
ultimate death of animals.
anyway. "I'll call you
on your shit, you can call me on
mine.
communicate.
a.
PS Thanks to
Greg and Mike for the show the other night.
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Mike Campbell
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Apr 1, 2002, 6:03 PM
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No Subject Veganism, effects of globalization and such are topics that
do deserve attention and discussion, but this is supposed to
be a site about local music. Visit HalifaxLocals' guest book
and you will see posts about music, out of town bands
looking to put on shows, and general comments about the
site. I saw a post here stating someone wants to establish a
Food Not Bombs chapter in Charlottetown and I commend you
for it.While you're at it, set up a website and discuss
social issues there, not here on a music site.
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Greg
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Apr 1, 2002, 9:03 PM
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ummm.... culture... this is a site for underground culture... not just music...
if you look at cb locals (a while ago... talks like this
happend all the time) also not much happens at halifax
locals from what i gather...
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windomearle
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Apr 1, 2002, 9:51 PM
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music what's the best local band (past or present), or the best
concert you've ever seen on pei????
i liked DCU
back in their Danny Lutz phase, THewoks were always amazing,
Supercar, Eyes, and Brooke Miller rock.
best shows
i've seen would be supercar's reunion at brennan's, eyes at
close to the coast II, triskaidekaphobia (fuck that show was
good - especially pip skid), and the first show of
awesomefest II will be difficult to top.
for those
that want to hear something from friday's awesomefest show,
check the sound section. hopefully, i'll get a track from
every band that played uploaded.
also some old
tracks by THewoks, bleek, obsolete, space opera (vintage
nathan wiley doing hardcore) and the legendary watchmaker
have been uploaded.
i've been trying to post a ten
minute version of beefchowmein from friday night, but it
seems as if it's too big for the site. go figure.
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Andrew
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Apr 1, 2002, 9:58 PM
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Best band The Dickmen! need I say more?
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Mike Campbell
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Apr 1, 2002, 10:10 PM
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best show, best band Best show I've attended on P.E.I has got to be Hardship
Post, jale, Strawberry, and Stil at the Bascilica Rec Center
back in 94 or 95.
Eyes For Telescopes have my
vote for best band.
I've must have seen them at least
30 or 40 times over the past 2 years and am continually
blown away.
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pineau
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Apr 1, 2002, 11:12 PM
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lots of different things... First off, all the bands were super good on friday
night.
that is a given.
Good to hear TLB and Windom
Earle for the first time, and to meet some the
guys.
As for the continuing Veganism talk.
I
say this.
if YOU want to be a vegan.
SUPER.
but if someone else DOESN'T...you should respect
that and not try and jam it down there throat.
I
don't think there is anything wrong with vegans.
i know
vegans, i don't try and convince them to eat meat, they
don't tell me i shouldn't eat meat.
it works
well.
we do whatever WE feel like.
that is
the whole thing about living where we live, we can choose to
eat whatever the hell we want.
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janette
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Apr 1, 2002, 11:24 PM
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action! government... just a quick comment...
animal rights
activists/vegans do all sorts of work to stop abuses of
animals - whether its the animal liberation front rescuing
half dead chickens from factory farms or kids in the animal
defense league staging occupations of streets, stores,
offices, etc.. and then there is the simple act of not
supporting murderous industries with your money... or ya
know.. setting up sanctuaries where rescued animals can live
happily. ive spent a fair amount of time round some
seriously dedicated animal rights activists on the east
coast of the states.. they do lots of things and at times
pay hefty prices. some of em i really dont like cause some
kids in the animal rights movement are really fuckin stuck
up - they are also predominantly white and middle-upper
class.. but anyways.. that a whole other discussion!
also, i dont think lobbying government is a worthy
way to spend my time. they dont give a fuck cause im not
going to give them millions of dollars to do what i want
like some of those corporations... i have NO faith in
government or its institutions and i would rather work to
undermine it then support or justify its existence.
xoxo janette
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Andrew
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Apr 1, 2002, 11:32 PM
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Give them a try. Give government a try, the Federal Liberals are great. Stay
away from the PC government though, especially the Binns
Government, bad bunch to deal with. I have faith in our
Liberal government on PEI, and Ottawa.
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xvincex
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Apr 1, 2002, 11:48 PM
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re: bands Past: Supercar, ThEwoks, Bleak, Charlie '96,
haywire
Present: Windom, RH, Lending Jane and
anything that has to do with a bare chested Ray
Lavers
{...}
I'm sure there's a lot of
good bands around now (eyes, tuesdays, burning) but I dont'
live in ch'town no mo.
The cassette. is currently
my favorite band, although I haven't heard any of their
music yet.
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vince
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Apr 1, 2002, 11:58 PM
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oh yea ... Best show, hey?
Think back to arts guild shows when
there wasn't a occupancy limit and like 400 people showed up
at shows.
I remember an arts guild show where there
were some guys from Tignish throwin' punches in the mosh
pit. Supercar was playin at the time, and if you've seen
supercar then you know most of their music is really fast
paced rock. I guess a whole bunch of charlottetown kids
gathered around this guy and started kicking the shit out of
him.
In the old arts guild days, some shows were
so packed that you couldn't move (like this one). So once a
fight with four of five guys started, it was a chain
reaction with the rest of the crowd.
I'd have to
say that close to 150 people were fighting at one time
during the song ... but you know what stood out? Supercar
didn't even flinch. The just kept playing through their
song, as rockin' as possible.
I laughed, cus it was
such a crazy scene. But it's an image that I'll never
forget.
And yea, violence is bad. Hug someone.
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Neil
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Apr 2, 2002, 12:44 AM
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re:oh yea... I remember that show, but i always thought they were members
from the bluefield football team.
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jonah.
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Apr 2, 2002, 8:24 AM
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what's up with hardcore vegans not eating sugar?
what is up with hardcore vegans not eating sugar is
that in order to get (refined) sugar you've got to use
ground up burned up animal bones.
by "got to
use," i mean "north american companies choose to use," bone
char in their refining process. i'm under the impression
that a lot of sugar producers in asia and europe don't use
the process. but not positive.
so yeah, that's why.
because there's animal products
involved.
yo.
oh oh, and
it's really rad to see all these other people getting
involved with the discussion lately (jenna, jane,
gabrielle).. madd props.
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Andrew
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Apr 2, 2002, 9:32 AM
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ohhh... OK, I remember hearing that now... I was just wondering...
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jonah.
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Apr 2, 2002, 11:07 AM
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mike campbell...
first off, i agree with greg, in that this site is
supposed to be about underground culture on pei, which
inarguably extends beyond just music, and in absence of a
forum for discussing social issues, i think it's great that
such discussion is going on here.
more to the
point, i think it's pretty narrow and presumtptuous to view
music as independent of or isolated from social issues.
tastes like burning is all about political and social
issues, and our music is inseparable from that. every show
we try to make and effort to dissolve that boundary between
music as entertainment vs some sort of informative,
provocative, discursive medium. therefore, since these sorts
of social issues are as much about tastes like burning as is
music, how can one say they don't belong ona forum such as
this.
that didn't come out as well as i
would have liked, but i think y'all get the idea...
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christina.
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Apr 2, 2002, 3:18 PM
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Message Bored. I don't think that promoting dialogue regarding social
issues is preventing anyone from discussing music
issues...is it?
If anything, I think having
controversial discussions and raising awareness about
political views is beneficial to a site like peilocals,
because it makes the discussions more accessible to a wider
range of individuals, therefore creating a sustainable
community, whereas a more moderated "music-only" board may
be seen as exclusive and restrictive. And may result in less
hits per day!! :)
Most people have an opinion about
veganism, whereas not everyone can comment on their, say,
favorite supercar show. Although having a peilocals history
is crucial, it's important to remember that not everyone was
around in the music scene on pei 5-10 years ago, and I think
it's great that this site is facilitating discussion that
everyone can participate in, regardless of age, gender, and
all the other countless axes of
differences.
cheers!
<3christina
xox.
p.s. the ti-me...is 2:22
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xdavex
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Apr 2, 2002, 4:03 PM
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favorite show/band uhg, i thought searching for chin show not too long ago was
the best ive ever seen, but i'm very new to the scene so i
havent seen many. it was my first time seeing spat, tastes
like burning played the best show ive ever seen them play
and searching for chin rocked my world.
my fave band has
gotta be tlb, cos they give you not only great music but
something to think about too.
rock on
and to
pineau:
i think people should be talking about veganism
and why they are, the info ive found on this page and the
links people gave has changed my mind.
out
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blah blah blah
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Apr 2, 2002, 5:22 PM
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No Subject what about the summerside bands and OTHER places besides
charlottetown. no offense to any of the bands in
charlottetown you guys all have talent but there are always
the same bands playin at your shows give some other people a
chance to play. there is talent all over this island. your
music fest that is goin on awesomefest2 that is a fuckin
good idea but the same bands are playing every night. It is
suspose to be for the "new wave" of music on the island and
you are only giving a small percentage of the bands a
chance.
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boost ventilator
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Apr 2, 2002, 5:29 PM
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not to be confused with forget... http://www.foundmagazine.com/
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Funny Man
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Apr 2, 2002, 5:47 PM
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Jokes Q: How many straight-edgers does it take to drink a case of
beer?
A: One, if no ones looking.
Q: How many
punks does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A: Five:
One to do it and four to write a zine about it.
Q:
How many skaters does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A: Two: One to do it and one to film it.
Q:
How many emo kids does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Five: One to change it and four to pass out
lyrics.
Q: What do you call a bunch of racist
skinheads at the bottom of the ocean?
A: A good
start.
Q: How do you get a one-armed punk out of a
tree?
A: Throw him a beer.
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Mark Black
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Apr 2, 2002, 5:48 PM
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hello there I was wondering who would be the person to speak with
regarding shows in charlottetown. I'm trying to get some
contact names and numbers for two Calgary bands (the corta
vita and the buzzing bees) who are interested in playing
some shows on the east coast near the middle to end of
august. If someone could put me in touch with the right
people that'd be awesome.
I think it's great that
intelligent discussion is happening in this forum/guestbook.
Music does not exist inside in a vacuum. It is influenced,
just as our lives are, by what occurs in the world around
us. Music is a reflection of our lives and the world around
us (maybe that sounds stupid) and a discussion about music
is going to obviously encompass those issues that affect
us.
I understand that political discussion can
often frustrate and alienate people, but as moral panic once
said "this talk is necessary" because "we must not forget
what ancestors have learned".
If any of you crazy
pei kids whose paths i've crossed want to drop me a line
please do so, alberta can get kind of lonely. Jonah I've
lost your email address...please get in
contact...
love
mark!
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windomearle
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Apr 2, 2002, 6:06 PM
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summerside anyone from summerside (or anywheres else on pei)who wants
to be an admin can do so by emailing me.
as far as
shows go, it's not easy for people in charlottetown to know
what's going on out there. i saw a poster for a "festival"
in summerside recently called band-sandwich. it featured the
same three performers (nathan wiley, new drifts, and
rattlesnaking daddies) playing all three nights of the
festival.
it's rare to hear about charlottetown
bands like eyes for telescopes or port citizen playing shows
over there. perhaps it's due to lack of knowledge on each
communitie's part.
somebody's got to fix that. so
quit complaining. become an admin.
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Matt - To Be Announced
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Apr 2, 2002, 9:28 PM
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calgary bands I just saw that the Corta Vita and the Buzzing Bees want to
play here. I highly recommend both of these bands. I play
in a Calgary band, and have played with/seen these bands
before....theyre really kick ass! i just found out about
the "scene" today, and I'm leaving PEI for Calgary
tomorrow....so...I'll have to catch some shows the next time
that I come out. Anywho....you should get a message board
up....this book is great, but the message board is a huge
thing on our site (www.calgarypunk.com). So take a gander
at it, and keep on rockin in the free world.
Matt
Hagarty, To Be Announced
www.tbapunkrock.cjb.net
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Zak
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Apr 2, 2002, 10:16 PM
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The Keir Gallary Hey all
This site is great for news on the scene.
But if ya had maps to places like the Keir Gallary it would
be better. I am an awsomepass holder ( love the pins ) but
I have no clue where the Keir Gallary is can anyone help me?
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Apr 2, 2002, 10:29 PM
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kier gallery yeah, im quite certain it's above brennans on victoria
row(richmond street), see ya in the pit, ahh wait new wave,
see ya on the floor
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Andre Uyterlinde
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Apr 2, 2002, 10:36 PM
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The rise of Blue Bird Body Company Hi everyone my name is Andre and me and my friends make
songs on our computer with a program called Fruity Loops
(available at www.fruityloops.com). My friends are Anthony
Riley and Alex Dalziel and anyhoo, in about a month or so
we're gonna burn some CD's just for fun and we'll hand them
out at shows and wherever. Our "band," is called BLUE BIRD
BODY COMPANY or 3BC for short (clever, eh?). Yeah, so we're
just doin' this for fun don't expect us to have talent or
anything. Also, if anyone wants to join our "band" I don't
care who, just download fruityloops and start crankin out
some bombtracks. I don't care how good they are, just make
'em, this CD will kick the shit! If you wanna join, then
e-mail me at hedgehog_lair@hotmail.com. I'll post a message
when the CD's ready. It will be absolutely free! So why not
take one eh?? YEAH! Thanks.
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boost ventilator
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Apr 2, 2002, 10:41 PM
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Neighbourhood opposition blocks homeless shelter MORE SUMMERSIDE CONTENT – Opposition from residents has
blocked plans to establish a homeless shelter in a
Summerside neighbourhood. Harvest House Ministries wanted to
set up what it calls a transition house.
But, as a
special meeting of city council Tuesday night, opponents
expressed concern about safety and decreased property
values.
"Such a home in a residential area where I
live, and with people who suffer from those issues, pose a
safety hazard," said area resident Jeff
Sullivan.
Harvest House said the home would be for
struggling people who may not have a permanent
home.
Ministry officials said they would not go
into a neighbourhood where they're not welcome, and withdrew
the application.
But they said they would keep
looking for a site. (CBC News)
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pineau
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Apr 2, 2002, 11:05 PM
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..... I didn't say that i had a problem with people discussing
veganism.
i just think the feeling that i get from the
way people talk on here is that cause they choose to be
vegans, this isn't the right term, but it is as close as i
can get, but they seem to think they are better than non
vegans.
Also it seems, that they condem the non
vegans.
now i am not saying everyone is doing this,
and i am not saying that people are actually doing
this.
this is just the impression i get.
What i
mean by all this is that, if people want to be vegan, fine.
But they should be ok with the people that choose NOT to
be.
that is all.
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vince
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Apr 2, 2002, 11:41 PM
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gen XX Yea, let's talk summerside.
Is the XX skatepark
still open? I was there a couple years ago and it was slowly
turning into a boxing facility. Anyone still skate over
there? Still shows there? Heck, is it even open?
My
favorite summerside memory is playing a show there with
D.T.F'N.K. and packing up after our set. Simon and I were
walking by the smoking room with our guitars, and out of the
corner of my eye I saw a girl point to us and whisper to her
friend "those are the guys that like 15-year-old girls".
Needless to say, we made sure to play there again.
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Mike C
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Apr 3, 2002, 12:40 AM
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the Kier Gallery The entrance to the Kier Gallery is between Brennan's and
Cafe Diem on Richmond Street (Victoria Row). Go up the
stairs and turn left.
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Danny
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Apr 3, 2002, 8:55 AM
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Awsomefest Does anyone know if you can still buy awsome fest passes? I
wasn't able to make it last weekend but i would love to go
to the remaining shows so if anyone knows if they're still
avaliable drop me a line.
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mike
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Apr 3, 2002, 9:15 AM
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a few responses 1) mike campbell should note that this is a site for
underground culture, not music, and should therefore leave
the Underground to those of us who arent on network
TV.
2) the only band playing more than one
awesomefest show right now is Windom Earle, and they are
playing entirely different sets. (normal set, 80's metal
set, new wave set.) tastes like burning was playing two
shows but is now playing only one. as far as i'm concerned
they can play as many as they'd like, being the oldest, most
talented punk band on pei right now. (in my humble
opinion.)
3) if there are any Metal bands in
summerside, call me, (w) 368-6580 before 5 and let me know.
you could play in the prestigous basement show for free.
(note: deathmetal, blackmetal, hairmetal, glammetal. nu
metal need not apply.)
4) if you wanna buy an
awesomepass, i'll sell you one for 10 bucks. that gets you
into two regular shows, one basement show, and a dollar off
the 19+ show. call 368-6580 and ask for your awesomefest
representative.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 3, 2002, 9:54 AM
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i just heard a good one like that.................. Q:how many skaters does it take to screw in a light
bulb?
A:100. one to screw it in, and the other 99 to go
"yeah!"
#2: what's the difference between a
lightbulb and my pregnant girlfriend?....you can unscrew a
fucking lightbulb!
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jonah
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Apr 3, 2002, 11:55 AM
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in response to that thing about summerside peoples not wanting the homeless shel
that shit is wack.
i mean, is it really that
friggin impossible to put yourself in soemone else's shoes
and think for a second what it would be like if you didn't
have a home, stable job, and secure little family to give
you a sense of place? it's this "not in my neigborhood"
attitude which is the death of any sort of compassion in our
cultrue.
and no offense to shit-eaters, but people
concerned about decreasing property values and eat
shit.
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pineau
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Apr 3, 2002, 1:38 PM
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mike C? so i take it that this is the mike campbell of Going
Coastal?
and i don't know, if it is.
besides
him and George S, no one on much music gives a rats ass
about something halfways near good music.
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Billy
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Apr 3, 2002, 1:51 PM
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Mike and his "metal" 3) if there are any Metal bands in summerside, call me, (w)
368-6580 before 5 and let me know. you could
play in
the prestigous basement show for free. (note: deathmetal,
blackmetal, hairmetal, glammetal. nu
metal need not
apply.)
I am just wondering what kinds of
metal bands can play. I will admit that I am not too up to
date on all of the labels you may have for music but you
seem to be covering just about every kind of
"metal".
I would also like to know if you have
something against "metal" and if so what is it. Shouldn't
all bands have equal access to play.
L8R
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Mike Campbell
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Apr 3, 2002, 3:05 PM
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No Subject Hey people,
Who the hell ever said I work on
Much!
Some wanker that happens to have the same name as
me works there.
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Andrew
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Apr 3, 2002, 3:05 PM
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Metal I think Mike means, if your in a band, that sounds like
"Korn, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, pod ect..." saying that its
metal, then you need not apply. I think he wants metal as
in, good old rock metal from the 80's... Now I might be
wrong, but that's how I took it any ways...
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Billy
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Apr 3, 2002, 4:18 PM
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Andrew Since you speak for Mike, could you please tell me what he
has against bands like Linkin Park and Korn. I, and I am
pretty sure I am not alone, like these bands and the "metal"
music they are making. Is it because they appeal to many
people that Mike doesn't like them? (Mike , if you are
reading this, I know I don't know you and/or your beliefs on
this matter but statements where made in your name so I will
relpy and question then as if you wrote them)Anyway, this is
not the arena for discussing popular bands especially if
they are not from the island but it bothers me that just
because a band may be labelled nu metal would not be able to
play a show...because of a label...Unless of course ALL "nu
metal" bands ARE talentless and like by no-one.
Mike...I am sorry to have used you like this...I
would like to hear your opinion...as I would anyones on this
subject.
L8R
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vince
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Apr 3, 2002, 4:47 PM
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nu-metal Korn? Limp Biscuits? Linkin Park? I thought the term was
"shit-hop". Maybe I'm wrong.
We had enough of that
shit after 'bring the noize' and the judgement night
soundtrack.
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craig
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Apr 3, 2002, 7:40 PM
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ne metal You can tell a band is a nu metal band by the way they spell
their name. If they spell it wrong on purpose they are nu
metal eg Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit, Korn, Project Wyze,
etc.... If they don't spell their name wrong, they are not
nu metal eg. System of a down, rage against the machine.
Use this equation and you will never have to worry
about buying a nu metal cd again.
mispellings = nu
metal
correct spelling = not nu metal
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craig
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Apr 3, 2002, 7:42 PM
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No Subject I prefer the term hip hesh for the nu metal phenomenon.
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Andrew
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Apr 3, 2002, 9:46 PM
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Crapcore I was not speaking for Mike, just speaking on how I
interpreted what he said.
Korn, hahah they suck.
Any one hear the new upcoming CD? The one coming out this
June, I downloaded a couple tracks for enjoyment, and oh my
god it is bad. One of the songs starts alright, then Davis
kicks is and fucks it all up. Man they are garbage. I call
them 'Rap Crapcore' cause they rap the words, and crapcore?
the music.
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craig
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Apr 3, 2002, 10:21 PM
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New Korn cd I heard a bit of the upcoming Korn cd and it is crap. The
singers voice sounds like that Cher song Believe. It sounds
like he is singing through some kind of keyboard or
something. It sounded ok at first and then his crappy nasal
howl kicked in.
I have also heard that some Korn fans
are worried about the new lyrics. They think the singer may
actually be suicidal. I hope he didn't want to go out like
kurt cobain, because he has already faded away.
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craig
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Apr 3, 2002, 10:24 PM
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Riot Diaries I was wondering if you can buy the tickets in advance. I
get the feeling it may be sold out if I get their a bit
late. I can't make it on the friday show so someone should
post a message saying if it was sold out or not on friday.
I will be on the streets of charlottetown in my pajamas pie
eyed.
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Colleen
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Apr 3, 2002, 11:04 PM
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well. So I went to the Keir Gallery tonight, but apparently nobody
else did....
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pineau
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Apr 3, 2002, 11:06 PM
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crap metal. Korn and Limp Bizkits first albums were good.
You know
why?
Because back then when they wrote those albums,
they were not famous.
they had real lives and normal
things to do.
Fred durst is a perfect example.
first
album, dark and the lyrics were pretty alright.
but why?
cause he was having girl troubles and shit.
but now he
is a big time rock star, now he has nothign to complain
about, that is why the lyrics blow.
But that
doesn't say anythign for the music.
which is mediocre at
best.
same goes for Korn.
you can only write some
many songs about your fucked up childhood before it loses
its meaning.
also i am glad that System of a down
didn't get bashed.
because they are amazing, and i hate
the fact that just cause someone has become popular, i mean
if taste like burning got a record deal and made a video and
got play on Much music, would we not be allowed to like them
cause they are on much music?
System of a down and rage
against the machine, tool and similar bands all have success
but yet have not given up the same values they had when they
started.
sure maybe they have a nicer house or a nicer
car.
but big deal.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 4, 2002, 8:59 AM
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pineau you know what pineau, if i had paid attention in my english
lit class, i would have a name for the current heavy metal
scene. the term which i can't remember was used to describe
an era in which poets wrote poems about how the old was
better, and that nothing new could offer anything close to
being called a classic. i think the current heavy metal
scene licks my bum bum. limp biskit always sucked, so did
korn. tool still kick ass, but they're not as good as they
used to be. fuckin metallica hasn't been good since and
justice. slayer's not the same. jesus, need i go on. i'm
gettin too old to listen to heavy metal anyways, but i know
crap when i hear it, and that's all i'm hearin from metal
bands these days. that durst guy from limp biskit, yeah that
homo's in my top ten for celebs i'd like to kick the livin
crap outta. seriously, that guy and his band beyond suck. it
hurts me to hear or see them, and i really can't believe
bands like that appeal to anyone. it's filler, it's garbage.
that's it.
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mike
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Apr 4, 2002, 10:05 AM
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everyone stop speaking for me "(note: deathmetal, blackmetal, hairmetal, glammetal. nu
metal need not apply.) "
what this means is that
NOTE: (we are looking for:) deathmetal,
blackmetal, hairmetal, glammetal. (but) nu metal need not
apply.
get it. we've already had one more band
join up because of that post. THEY got what the meaning
was. why are you all so stupid? i mean, its a given that
andrew AKA "chissy" is a fucking tool. but everyone else,
too? i dont really like metal. but we're doing this metal
show for laughs. it'll be fun. korn and limp bizkit and
all those other bands with food names that spell it wrong
can go to hell.
end vicious post.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 4, 2002, 11:07 AM
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ummmmm ahh, would people start speaking for me. talk makes me
tired.
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Andrew
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Apr 4, 2002, 11:12 AM
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Tool? Fuck you! I got what the post said, read below and you will see that I
said something like "I think he is looking for 80's metal
bands" you know, the good stuff. Then I said something like
"He don't want bands like korn, limp bizkit ect..." The
reason I knew this, is because I remember you saying
something before along the line of "I can't stand them nu
metal bands".
Any ways, I have always wondered
this, what the hell is your problem any ways? Every time I
tried to speak to you in the past you have had some rude
comment to chuck back at me. Did I do something to you? As
far back as I recall it's always been this way. No one in
your 'group' has ever really bothered with me, and they
almost all of the time have some rude comment for me. With
the exception of Greg, the rest of you can go to hell. Mike,
you some times appear to me to be some what of a snob. Is it
because you live on the outskirts of rich prick lane that
your like that? I don't know, all my friends see you as a
good guy, I on the other hand don't.
Maybe this
should have been something I should have personally emailed
to you, oh well.
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Andrew
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Apr 4, 2002, 11:19 AM
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Term: Snob Let me clarify what I meant by snob.
I meant I find
you have the attitude of a snob towards me, like "I am
better then you"
I did not mean snob as in "I have
better stuff then you" or "I have more money then you"
Just making sure you guys did not take that wrong,
I don't see Mike as a bragger, just an asshole.
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Matt
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Apr 4, 2002, 1:41 PM
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Flippin' Thru the East If I may be so bold as to interrupt this 'heavy', if you
will, debate, I'd like to let everyone know that The Rude
Mechanicals will be flippin' through your neck of the woods
in the very near future.
We'll be at Baba's on
Tuesday, April 16 w/Silverman and at The Barn on Saturday,
April 20 w/Port Citizen. For more details on our tour go to
our newly decorated website:
www.therudemechanicals.pe.ca.
Bring tha
noize.
Matt
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jonah.
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Apr 4, 2002, 2:45 PM
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metal, selling out, etc....
no, you would not be allowed to like tastes like
burning if they got a (major) record deal and made a video
and got play on muchmusic.
because then we would be
hypocrites.
not unlike
rage against the machine.
who i like.
but
who, let's face it, sold out in a big way when they dropped
plans to work with diy label ebullition and signed to sony,
who is a massive corporation that has been involved in
selling arms and producing weapons technology, exactly the
types of things that rage rails against. i mean, it's one
thing to go down to mexico and work with the EZLN, but i
think a shadow is cast on that sort of gesture when you work
for a company which is a major part of the global capitalist
hoomogenizing institution against which the EZLN is
rebelling. no?
rage is(was) getting the message
out, yes, but the integrity is lost when you aren't
practicing what you preach, or further, advocating that
people seriously reconsider the structural foundations which
uphold the racism, materialism, and classist oppression that
you write your songs about.
selling out
doesn't necessarily mean giving up on what you believe in,
it just means fooling yourself into thinking belief means
shit if you don't follow it up with how you live your life.
i don't know anything about system of a down,
so no comment.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 4, 2002, 3:42 PM
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we really shouldn't start this man seriously, the selling out thing is not cut and dry. i
wouldn't consider rage a sellout. i won't get into it
either. lachie on cblocals prolly would though. really man,
i've heard so much shit over the years about sell outs, and
this guy is one, and this guy would never be one and blah
blah blah. this is most visible in hip hop. every
underground hip hop group out there calls everyone sellouts
that's makin it. bottom line, like ted dibiase said,
everybody's got a price. who in their right fuckin mind
would turn down millions of dollars to do what they love to
do? on the flip side of the rage coin, couldn't somthing be
said on their behalf that they are USING the enemy to make
them rich, and fund their music which is essentially anti
everything their label stands for. class is over though, and
i gotta go. this board'll be mayheim by tommorow. seriously,
post that topic on cblocals though. you'll get alot of
different views. peace.
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mike Rankin
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Apr 4, 2002, 4:06 PM
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saw moneen last night so i saw moneen last night and it was great, except they
played in a bar so there were a bunch of unlucky kids that
were stuck on the street that couldn't see them other then
the occianal glimps over the crowd. this is my call to all-
age shows. this is because I remember when I was too young
to get in and see some of bands that played in bars. also
the all-age shows provide a larger base of people that what
to go to them. face it most people that want to go to shows
are under 19 and they have money that is useful to keep
shows going. wow this has become a rant about shows in
bars, still I was able to see moneen ever though it was in a
bar. by the way this has occured in
fredericton.
another thing that has concerned me is the
lack of unity that is making noise in the charlottetown
scene. everyone should get overthemselves and realize that
nothing can change minds when it is pushed with force and
anger. quit the pissing match. If you don't like what I
have said email me and you can get some more of what you
don't like
later I'm out
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sometimes truth is stranger than fiction
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Apr 4, 2002, 4:34 PM
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Hey Hockey Fuckerz "Get Your Story Straight You Motherfucker" (with respect to F This is from the cblocals guestbook, you know where you
Lachie would probably call rage against the machine
sellouts, no wait here's your exact words on the subject: i"man seriously, the selling out thing is
not cut and dry. i wouldn't consider rage a sellout. i won't
get into it either. blachie[/b] on cblocals prolly would
though. really man, i've heard so much shit over the years
about sell outs"[/i]
It seems however that you too
are much closer on the issue than you'd care to admit.
Here's Lachie's take on the issue(taken word for word from
the cblocals guestbook):
iLachie Mar 16, 2002
bling
bling
I think the vague idea of selling out is a real
stupid one. People seem to attach avoiding money to walking
some moral highground and its a bunch of nonsense. Like it
or not, we live within a capitalist framework; it permeates
every part of our lives. If the commodification of just
about everything bothers you then that's one thing, but idea
that art is its most pure when its not contaminated by money
is ridiculous. I think what qualifies as art is a personal
judgement, and there are definitely many who produce art
purely for financial gain, which I think is lame. But I
think if you can manipulate a capitalist system to further
your artistic (or possibly dissenting)aims then that's just
fantastic. Rage Against the Machine, and International Noise
Conspiracy are two good examples. I wouldn't doubt either
band's artistic integrity because they merely exploit
capitalist channel to promote their art. Sorta using the
system against itself. This has probably gotten completely
off topic but I guess my point is that artistic integrity is
not damaged necessarily by using your art as a commodity. In
a capitalist society, like it or not, everything is a
commodity; everything is up for sale. No amount of moral
superiority or snide judgements on music will change that.
woof. [/i]
makes me laugh
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jonah.
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Apr 4, 2002, 5:28 PM
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and on and on..
i don't believe that artistic/creative integrity is
necessarily destroyed or corrupted or whatever when it is
attached to making a lot of money, however, i DO think that
a band's intergity is called into serious question when
they're making a lot of money FOR the
system/institution/individuals they claim to
oppose.
being filthy rich is not a neutral thing,
because the only way some people can be rich in our society
is if a hell of a lot fo other people are filthy poor, such
is the nature of the inqual distribution of
wealth.
so this isn't about art or creativity or
whatever, it's about being a salesman for the system and
ideology you claim to refuse.
sure you're getting
a message out, but the fact that you're getting out the
particular message that you are is what makes you a
hypocrite.
and thus, a sell-out. in that you have
given up your behavioral dedication to an issue/cause in
exchange for a lot of money.
or am i just
functioning with a different definition of sellout?
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Andrew
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Apr 4, 2002, 6:46 PM
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How I see it. Some people start bands as a side project, something to do
at nights, good times to be had...
Other people
start bands for a career, to make a living, be with their
friends, good times to be had...
I don't see
anything wrong with a band getting rich from their music,
but when they start doing shit like changing styles to go
with the trends 'gob' to make more money, that's when I call
it selling out.
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pineau
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Apr 4, 2002, 10:49 PM
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selling out? Well i personally don't think Rage sold out.
i mean,
sure they signed with a major label, but they used that
major label to further there efforts.
They used them so
that they can reach more than just a few people.
they
didn't change there artistic views or styles.
I
think that if Taste like burning got a mjor label deal, big
deal, i would still like them if they made the same
music.
and as for korn and limp bizkit, i don't lke
them, i am just saying that they are like prime examples of
"selling out".
by the way i think the only people
who aren't sell outs are living in the woods making and
doing everything themselves with no outside
contacts.
but that is JUST MY OPINION.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 5, 2002, 8:41 AM
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is my story crooked motherfucker???? ummmm, i don't understand you're post. maybe i'm dumb,but no
dumber than yesterday, maybe i'm hungover, yeah, that's
probably it. really, i don't know how to respond. it simply
makes no sense to me. "closer than i'd like to admit" what
does that mean?
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adam
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Apr 5, 2002, 9:16 AM
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sell out i thought id throw in an opinion here, so i guess i
will...
well the way i see it, i hate bands that
"sell out" and the term sell out as ive noticed has lots of
different meanings to it, selling out isnt "signing to a
major record label and making money" well it is somewhat i
think, but the thing is you sign to a major record label
that makes you change either your style of music, you
rlyrics and whatnot, so its not really doing what you love
for money, if its what you love its making your *own* music
and lyrics, if a label makes you use your talent to make you
some more money and them even more money, that is selling
out, well its what i think selling out is..
peace
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 5, 2002, 9:25 AM
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sell this you danceateria types so what you're saying adam, and everyone else, that the only
bands that aren't sell outs are the ones struggling to pay
the rent, eating kraft dinner, and screwin small town
whores? it's just ridiculous man. sure, there's alot of
bands out there that change when they make the big time.
there's alot more that don't though. most bands progress and
change regardless of how much money they're making anyway.
what am i doing? why do i argue these topics? someone should
fuck my ass with a broomstick and teach me a lesson. i'm
outta here.
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J[D]
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Apr 5, 2002, 10:21 AM
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Spedwok With Yan... Does anyone have a copy of that tape that I could buy??? I'm
assuming not...
Thats the tape with tht ewoks, Ed
Who, Toothpaste..., right? I WANT IT AGAIN, it will bring
back soooo many memories, circa '96 or so!
:End
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Mark is the Fatherless Son
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Apr 5, 2002, 12:47 PM
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No Subject Dude it means that you and lachie have views on the issue of
sellout that are remarkably fucking similar. You said he'd
probably call rage against the machine sellouts, but he's
defended their status several times.
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Andrew
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Apr 5, 2002, 12:49 PM
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No Subject Who cares? Money is money, some people have some, some
people don't, some people have to much and should give me
some. It's how the world turns...
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some guy you dont know
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Apr 5, 2002, 2:53 PM
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things and stuff everybody remember to go see the Riot Diaries...
and
also remember that you can't sell out if you didn't buy into
it in the first place. (no idea what it means but it sounds
profound, doesnt it?)
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Neil
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Apr 5, 2002, 6:14 PM
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Spedwok with yan I think I have a copy around here somewhere...
Or at
least I did before I moved 8 months ago.
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Drunkard
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Apr 5, 2002, 7:20 PM
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the Kier Gallery Whats the scoop on the Kier Gallery... can I buy liquor
there? Or is this an all ages show?
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heather
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Apr 5, 2002, 7:39 PM
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basement show so um ya...how aboot a tad bit more info on it
where-a-aboot?
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Drunkard
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Apr 5, 2002, 7:49 PM
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Yes..Basement Show Yeah.. If it's a secret, take it off the site... otherwise
post that shit. Good then
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Andrew
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Apr 5, 2002, 8:21 PM
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elite basement show I heard that it's at the birthplace of Awesomefest, but I
don't want to say whose house... I might ruin a surprise or
something...
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Drunkard
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Apr 5, 2002, 8:44 PM
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3LIT3 Foolishness
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sam
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Apr 5, 2002, 9:41 PM
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4-star diner, pass it on... alright. So, I'm signing this guestbook. I have nothing to
say, or to offer. But... I figured, what the hey, right?
I'm coming home soon, who wants to start a band?
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pineau
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Apr 5, 2002, 10:44 PM
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band? what kinda band?
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harry
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Apr 6, 2002, 2:35 AM
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No Subject you guys are doing an *amazing* job with the site. keep it
up!
just saw moneen at christ church tonite.
deadly. don't miss them.
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xdavex
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Apr 6, 2002, 12:52 PM
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duffy amphitheatre ummm, i'm not too familiar with the UPEI campus, on a good
day I know where the rink and the library are and of course
the barn, but i wanna see riot diaries. anybody got easy
directions to which building its is? and is this a "come
early cos it sells out fast" type thing?
thanks
yee
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Josh
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Apr 6, 2002, 1:04 PM
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For Anyone Interested I just got back from Montreal and i got to see two very
sweet show's. First "Jersey" and "Ann Beretta". Awesome
show, Jersey rocked out with a super tight set and Ann
Beretta had to play acoustic because of an injury to there
drummer. Both bands kicked ass and i can't wait to see them
again....(the show was at L'X). Second show, The Code,
Thought Roit, Strike Anywhere, Anti-flag, Good Riddance. The
show started off a lil week with "the code" but began to
pick up with "Thought Riot" and was absolutlty wild for the
last three bands. There was a crowd of 2000 and the pit was
huge.....(the show was at Le Medley). I got to share a hotel
with the bands from the second show and i talked to Strike
Anywhere's Thomas, we talked about touring and maritime
dates and how it would not be difficult to get them here.
They would love to come here actually was his quaote. Here's
a new topic for everone "Do we deserve to get great bands
here like Moneen?" We're hard pressed to get a crowd of over
a hundred at any show no matter how hard its publized. We
have a nice group of 60-80 strong supporters but what style
of music will the rest of the crowd be interested in next
week?Second question who would like to see "Strike Anywhere"
here by the end of the summer?....( for the people who never
heard of Strike Anywhere they are on Jadetree records, been
together for 2 1/2 years and tour constantly they have been
touring with Good Riddance for the last 5 months)
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albert
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Apr 6, 2002, 2:26 PM
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Last Weekends Shows I just wrote my review of the shows we played last weekend
and a little about how it all worked. If you want to give
it a read you can see it at our home page.
the rudy huxtable
project
www.rudyhux.cjb.net
communicat
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a.
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jonah
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Apr 6, 2002, 4:13 PM
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the whereabouts of duffy amphitheater. it's pretty easy, on account of how it's got a big sign that
says "duffy" on it...but anyhoo, it's the building to the
left of the library, if you're going towards the library
from belvedere avenue...or, if you were coming out of the
front door of the libary, just go right, and it's the first
building on the right (although you might have to go around
to the other door.
or, use this
map:
http://www.upei.ca/guide/aboutupei/3dmap.html
oh yeah, and the riot diaries are wicked,
everyone should go.
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christina.
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Apr 6, 2002, 4:56 PM
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Change is a Sound. strike anywhere are incredible. i saw them for the second or
third time last tuesday. they're super nice guys, and their
music is catchy and lots of fun. plus, thomas has sweet
hair. and get this, not only did they play the $15 show with
anti-flag and good riddance at like, 6pm, they ALSO played
another show that same night with xmiles between usx at a
different venue, from 11:30pm until 1:00am. the "after-show"
show.
also, i went to an indie rock show last night
with The loopholes, The Soft Disaster, North of America and
The Constantines. Although I am all about indie rock, and
the music was incredible, it's not the same as a hardcore or
punk show. Maybe because it was 19+, maybe because people
were just tired because it was late (i fell asleep halfway
through the cons.), but everyone just stood there and looked
really bored. But, the soft disaster is now my new favorite
band. the main singer looked like dominique st.pierre, and
he has a light blue guitar. on occasion, the drummer not
only broke out a TAMBORINE, but a XYLOPHONE. heaven. you
should check them out...if you're ever in
ottawa.
tonight: born dead icons (mtl), mach tiver
(belleville), the bottom, and experiment in terror (ottawa).
hope a!fest is awesome.
strike
anywhere are great.
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jonah.
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Apr 6, 2002, 7:53 PM
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university is for chumps point taken. but fifteen dollar shows are soo not
posi.
and speaking thereof, neither are 8$
plays about smashing capitalism.
let's think
class-accessibility here, people!
end
transmission.
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xdavex
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Apr 6, 2002, 9:28 PM
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hummmm i dont know jonah, i think riot diaries was worth the 8
bucks even if i had to steal most of it. but i see what you
saying.
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Andrew
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Apr 6, 2002, 9:29 PM
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hmm Smashing capitalism, beh. All the rioters did in Quebec city
was wasted every one time, like really, who the fuck is
gonna take a bunch of people serious when they are smashing
shit, hitting police officers and starting all out war?...
90% of the people who went did so to cause shit. The other
10% had a peaceful, reasonable protest.
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vince
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Apr 6, 2002, 9:45 PM
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No Subject andrew, you have no idea what you're talking about. At all.
So just stop. Seriously.
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Andrew
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Apr 6, 2002, 9:52 PM
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what What? It's true Vince. The one who rioted did not help a
good cause. All they did was cause trouble, waste the police
officers time and waste a lot of the city's money on
cleaning up the mess. The delegates inside did not care,
they were not worried, they did everything that was on their
agendas.
The peaceful protesters got more of a word
through.
Maybe this year at the G8 protesters will
do things right.
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jane
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Apr 6, 2002, 9:56 PM
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No Subject ya, i don't really know where you got your 90/10 stat, but
after seeing the riot diaries tonight it seems to me like
the media wasn't exactly giving us the full story. A lot of
people were there to get a message out peacefully and they
did... and they took a lot of shit for it. Getting out the
message is the beginning of conquering this capitalist mess
of human rights violiations we call our society.
ya riot diaries were great, i loved it.
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Andrew
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Apr 6, 2002, 10:03 PM
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yeah Well not 90/10, but I'm sure you know what I meant. I meant
for the most part, people were there to start a riot, they
did not all really care about what was going on inside. Your
right, the media played it out as thousands of people there
rioting, when some people were there for the
cause.
To me, if I really thought the FTAA and
globalization was really so bad, I would protest peacefully,
not chuck rocks at police offices, light dumpsters on fire
and build a catapult to fling things at buildings and
police.
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jane
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Apr 6, 2002, 10:42 PM
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No Subject Ya i see your point, and your right. Peace is good, real
good.
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Neil
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Apr 6, 2002, 11:01 PM
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wow I don't even know where to begin with this...
it's
not even borderline ignorant.
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Andrew Chisholm
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Apr 6, 2002, 11:03 PM
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damn OK with my views on that riot, I think it's gonna piss some
people off. So if any one has wise ass coments or feels the
need to tell me off, or exsplain something, email it to me
if you like. andrewpei@hotmail.com I'm willing to read it.
But peace is better then all out riot. I just don't see how
a riot helps anything...
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Neil
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Apr 6, 2002, 11:07 PM
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... Just keep watching CNN, they'll tell you the unbiased truth.
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Andrew
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Apr 6, 2002, 11:10 PM
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ok ok, I will. Just as long as you know riots and violence is
the way to get a point across. Thats all that matters.
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xdavex
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Apr 6, 2002, 11:59 PM
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No Subject "Just keep watching CNN, they'll tell you the unbiased
truth." hmmm i'm hoping thats sarcasm.
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Neil
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Apr 7, 2002, 12:44 AM
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obviously .
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harry
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Apr 7, 2002, 2:40 AM
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No Subject just don't say that indie media will give you the unbiased
truth either.
harry
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james madore
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:10 AM
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pics and things hey again, hi to eyes for telescopes and flush.
ports
and all the rest that matter.
I will be sending
some pictures soon of the old phoenix shows involving
flush's robbie being hoisted by moi so my fat head can be on
dee site.
mike macdougal has let me in on the new
eyes for telescopes album and ITS TOO GOOD! this first rough
mix really has the goods! 17 songs in all that will be cut
down to 15 (so i hear)
perhaps one of these cut
songs will be on a alexander kieths
compilation!
does anyone know if flush are gong to
be on this new compliation?
were they too lazy to
apply for it(yet again..hey nice shirts there rob..sorry i
mean donovan..how about keeping your first album in print so
other people dont make five dollors a crack bootleging it
when they should be paying sixteen!)
anyway, ive
hopefully gave away too much and offended
someone.
p.s
"dennis ellisworth's"
TUESDAYS will be on too i hear!
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james madore
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:12 AM
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pics and things hey again, hi to eyes for telescopes and flush.
ports
and all the rest that matter.
I will be sending
some pictures soon of the old phoenix shows involving
flush's robbie being hoisted by moi so my fat head can be on
dee site.
mike macdougal has let me in on the new
eyes for telescopes album and ITS TOO GOOD! this first rough
mix really has the goods! 17 songs in all that will be cut
down to 15 (so i hear)
perhaps one of these cut
songs will be on a alexander kieths
compilation!
does anyone know if flush are gong to
be on this new compliation?
were they too lazy to
apply for it(yet again..hey nice shirts there rob..sorry i
mean donovan..how about keeping your first album in print so
other people dont make five dollors a crack bootleging it
when they should be paying sixteen!)
anyway, ive
hopefully gave away too much and offended
someone.
p.s
"dennis ellisworth's"
TUESDAYS will be on too i hear!
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vince
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Apr 7, 2002, 4:35 AM
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re: andrew I /do/ agree with you, and that's the problem. I'm
embarrassed to be agreeing with someone who thinks the world
is just peachy how it is, and that nothing needs to be done
(your veganism points also fall into this statement).
But the main reason I wrote that brief
comment/flame-bait/nasty remark, was because I think its
hella lame how you've been trying to start shit on this
message board. First the vegan flame-bait (which was just
ended recently), and now this:
"Smashing
capitalism, beh. All the rioters did in Quebec city was
wasted every one time, like really, who the fuck is gonna
take a bunch of people serious when they are smashing shit,
hitting police officers and starting all out war?... 90% of
the people who went did so to cause shit. The other 10% had
a peaceful, reasonable protest. "
Where the fuck
did that come from? Did Jonah.'s comment "and speaking
thereof, neither are 8$ plays about smashing capitalism"
really strike a passionate chord with you? Bullshit. You’re
just trying to stoke the fire enough to cause a shit-storm
while you crawl into protective shell of left wing opinions.
I’m sure we’ll see posts about abortion, gun control laws,
and human cloning from you in the near
future.
Don't get me wrong, I agree with the basic
points of your vegan and G8 perversions, but I wouldn't sink
as low as to blatantly slander people's views on protesting
and eating habits. Read that last post again. What did you
expect by posting that? Did you /really/ think that everyone
would agree and that no one would be upset? Or did you want
to start a fight? Hell, why don't you actually try talking
to some fellow islanders that were /actually/ at that
protest before you start ranting about how one kid from PEI
is right and everyone else at the protests were wrong? I bet
you'll hear a different story than your delusion of an
anti-government mosh pit started by ninety percent of the
people there. "Yea dude, lets throw rocks at cops until they
shoot tear gas at us, beat us with sticks, and then arrest
us. It'll be /so/ fucking fun." Is that what you seriously
think? What a fucking insult on the intelligence of the
protesters that were there.
But the reasons behind
the G8 riots is not what I'm bitching about, so let's stop
talking about it and start focusing on “the very best in
(PEI’s) underground culture”. I'm bitching about you trying
to start up flame threads. Yes, I'm sure that I'm starting
one right now (and I'm already regretting it), but you've
been pissing me off so much that I'm willing to look past my
free speech opinions and tell you to either say something
constructive about your scene or shut the fuck
up.
Whew! That was a
/huge/ weight off my chest. I can sleep now.
---------------------------------------------
For people who want to bitch about the G8, here's a thread
between myself and some fellow Charlottetown kids regarding
the last G8
meeting:
http://harold.phoozball.net/~vince/message
.php?article_ID=072001
It's not a very good thread,
but atleast it's a place where your G8 comments are welcome
and apreciated.
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vince
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Apr 7, 2002, 4:58 AM
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No Subject A half hour later and I'm already regretting what I
wrote.
Alright, I'm calm
now.
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Andrew, sometimes
you seem to try and pick fights on this board. I don't think
that's very cool. Let's try to focus on PEI and the music
scene. Bitching as much as I did in that last post was
wrong, and I'm sorry. I just blew a fuse.
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G'night.
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Andrew
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Apr 7, 2002, 5:15 AM
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hmm I'm not trying to start shit, but really, what would this
site actually be if I did not encourage these topics? One or
two posts a day? I know some of the things I say are
ignorant, but that how I am, I bluntly speak.
The
world is not perfect, I know that and every one does. We
need peace before dollars, but have fun trying to get it.
When companies are rich they can pay taxes, then our
countries can aid poor undeveloped countries, Send troops to
conflicting countries and try and resolve problems. I know
that sounds like I'm brainwashed, but that is how it works.
A government needs to tax people to make money to give us
services. The Canadian Liberals are doing a good job of
giving money to undeveloped countries, and Afghanistan to
aid the starving, and try to rebuilt war destroyed
villages.
And my views on riots are my views, I
just don't see how starting a riot, risking your life and
having all out war is a good method of protest... is it?
When the media would show the peaceful marches, that's when
I said "Good for then, actually trying to get a point
across" and they did, to me anyway. It's just when I see a
city under sage, it pisses me off that they are calling it
under the name of protest.
Any how, I hope I
cleared something's up with you, and I'm so not trying to
start a fight on this board. But I would like to ask one
question, why is it that when some one like me makes a
comment that is anti of what you guys believe in I'm
conceded an idiot? You guys are the ones who used free
speech to protest, and some used it to start a riot. Then
I'm not suppose to speak on subjects on the message? free
speech brotha. But really, if people want me to stop with
these topics I will. Harry should make a voting poll.
"Should Andrew stop with the topics on the messageboard?
Yes/No/I don't care
Any ways, back to bed...
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 12:29 PM
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protests, riots I think it's important to remember that a "riot" usually
only comes into being after the police systematically
attempt to destroy the respiratory systems (and anything
else they can) of peaceful protestors, with little or no
provocation. Of course there's going to be a few people who
go to protests (or whatever you want to call them) because
they are looking for a fight... (sometimes government
employees, hired to reinforce the steretype it seems youre
talking about). The fact of the matter is that the police
will use force on anyone and the media will show as many
"troublemakers" as it can, especially if they're wearing a
big anarchy symbol or something. And the point of going to
a protest that almost inevitably turns into a riot is to
show that you're pissed off that a protest inevitably
becomes a riot! I plan on going to Ottawa this June, I
don't plan on trying to throw bricks or molotov cocktails at
the police but i DO expect to be teargassed, beaten, shot by
rubber bullets, arrested or a combination of all these
things... (or maybe they've finished working on the "pain
rays" too...). Anyway, I just think it's a damn shame that
people are scared (rightfully) to protest something
peacefully nowadays, cause I have a feeling it's only going
to get worse.
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craig
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Apr 7, 2002, 12:36 PM
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No Subject As far as Canada giving money to undeveloped countries. I
believe right now we give at the most, 0.7 % of our annual
GDP. The US is even lower I believe. I wouldn't call that
very much. If every major country gave 1% of their GDP it
would be enough to wipe out world hunger.
I just
wrote to ask someone to do a review of the riot diaries. I
got there at 8:15pm Saturday and it was too late to get in.
So would someone please right a review and does anyone think
there is any chance in hell they would do the play
again?
On the subject of Strike Anywhere, I haven't
heard of their music (the name sounds familiar)but if any
fairly well know punk band came here, I would go see them.
I think a lot of other people who don't attend shows would
see them as well. I remember when Bigwig was supposed to
play at the Basilica there was a fairly decent crowd there.
Chixdiggit and Propagandhi have also left dates open to play
on PEI but that didn't happen. I think other maritime
cities could definitely draw a big crowd for similar bands.
Propagandhi sold out the farmers market in Moncton and
Chixdiggit played to over 500 kids at the Moncton skatepark.
I believe we could get a few hundred people out to a show
if a fairly well know band were to come. I just read a
review of a NOFX show in Winnipeg that had 723 people. That
seems pretty small for a NOFX show. So get those bands out
here.
Sorry about the length.
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craig
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Apr 7, 2002, 12:40 PM
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Riots On the subject of riots. It didn't use to be protestors who
showed up in riot gear and gas masks. It is almost a
necessity now though. Correct me if I am wrong but I
believe it may even be illegal to wear a gas mask to the
protest in Alberta, for security reasons of course. There
is a phrase that gets thrown around a lot. What about our
security? Rubber bullets, tear gas, and pepper spray don't
tickle. Still waiting for that apology from the RCMP about
APEC in 1997. 5 years and they still haven't apologized.
And so many people wonder why kids hate cops.
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craig
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Apr 7, 2002, 1:58 PM
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Pictures I was just checking out the picture section and came accross
a picture of the rudy huxtable project. This picture is the
one that looks like some electrical current is running
through it. Now I am no artist or anything but what is the
point in those type of pictures? I can never make out
anything in the picture at all. I am not critisizing the
photographer but I would prefer the picture to be nice and
clear so I can tell what is happening. It is an interesting
picture but I have seen way too many of them. Numerous
other bands have pictures like that and it drives me crazy.
I don't want the band or photographer to take this post
personally, I just felt like venting.
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 1:59 PM
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riot diaries hey jonah, being involved in the periphery of the riot
diaries play (bad in-joke), trust me, we did not fucking
finish the play and go get a bag of coke and a truckload of
whores. it costs money to put on a play and even the people
who wrote and produced the damn thing are hardly getting
shit out of it... regardless, if there actually existed a
person who said "i really wanted to go see the riot diaries
but i don't have 8 dollars to my name", that is shitty. all
i can tell you is, everyone involved had the best of
intentions (well, i did, i think. no wait, i didn't.
sorry, ignore all this, i forgot i was trying to fuck
everyone's shit up. you're right we should have charged 2
bucks at the door :D
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 2:03 PM
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riot diaries (again) craig- the play is over for now but there is the
possibility of touring it to different places that have
expressed interest closer to the summer (i think around may
was thrown around)... i'd write a review but it would be a
little biased. i can review the audience, nobody came and
told us we sucked and people seemed to "get" the format of
the play which was nice....
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 2:19 PM
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the way it works hey andrew, i noticed a few posts ago you were talking about
aid to developing countries etc and added "i'm sorry but
that's the way it works"... the whole point (at least in my
eyes), is that things like this are not fixed... they can be
changed... in other words, that may be the way things work
now, but that doesn't mean it has to be the way things work
in fifty years (with any luck). And as far as giving aid
to undeveloped countries or anything "good" the government
does, it's a safe bet it's not out of the goodness of their
hearts, it's because at some point someone said "this is the
way it SHOULD work" and managed to change something. so i
guess my ultimate point is the way things work now is
extremely horrible and sometimes a state is coerced into
doing something they would choose not to if they ran they
could run the country completely the way they wanted (i.e.
they're forced into doing something actually good). I think
this serves mostly as a way for certain people to try to
defend the rest of the disturbing things the government
does. ("sure the CIA may have overthrown 90% of every latin
american head of state and replaced it with an oppressive,
dictatorial regime, but they airdropped food to the Afghans
they didn't manage to kill!!! Now that's good governing!")
It's pretty simple really: in order to get
elected, you need money. Money does not come in significant
amounts from working class or even middle class people. It
comes from the people that OWN things. And the people that
own things don't want to give shitloads of money away unless
they get something in return. Does anybody out there
honestly believe that a company (in particular a huge
corporation which knows making money like the back of its
hand) is going to hand over huge sums of money without
expecting favours in return? It's just good business. It's
almost as though politicians aren't elected, they're
hired.
(enough ranting, sorry folks)
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albert
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Apr 7, 2002, 2:46 PM
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Riots and diaries Hey Hap.
No one I'm sure is questioning your
intentions on this issue; however, if a play like this is
put on to inform the masses then it should be accessible to
the masses. And at the cost of nice costumes (maybe there
wern't any), sets and a big venue, maybe it would have been
better to charge $2 and have it more accessible.
Most
things I've seen like this have taken place in peoples
basements. Maybe I am getting the wrong idea of this thing.
But having something only accessible to the middle and upper
classes doesn't seem right.
As for
violence in activism and protests. It seems to me that if
the police are going to use neccessary force to prevent us
from getting out our opionions to the people who claim to
make the world better for us. Then we can use neccessary
force to prove our point. I am not for the destruction of
private property cause really there is no such thing. All we
own are our minds, bodys and actions.
even if
freedom stains my hands
we are gonna get it.
even
if it takes my whole life time
we are gonna get
it.
And we're not going to stop til everone goes to be
well fed, warm and with a smile on their faces.
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xdavex
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Apr 7, 2002, 2:52 PM
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No Subject this may sound ignorant but what protest is happening in
ottowa in june, what are they portesting and where can i get
more info?
damn im a loser
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:06 PM
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riot diaries albert - i appreciate where you're coming from, but i think
it's unfair to say that the play is only accessible to
"middle and upper classes". i mean, 8 dollars is not THAT
much money. i'm sure a lot of working class people would
not have a problem spending 8 dollars on many other things
(how much do shows (music) go for these days, and how much
does it cost to put a microphone stand and some amps up
compared to a play with video projection and countless other
pains in the ass etc).. btw i'm in no way trying to put down
the island music scene, i think it's great, just trying to
make a comparison. i mean, sure we could have done the show
without any nice looking props, but why wouldn't we try to
make the best show that we could? Anyway, I hope the
sentiment is not shared that we're a bunch of snobs for
charging 8 dollars because this play was a lot of work for a
lot of people, and to be honest, that sort of criticism
hurts because it really detracts from what we were trying to
do. i'm sure if the government decided to give 10,000
dollars to the dichotomy group, the show would be very cheap
indeed, but unfortunately we all gotta get by. don't
forget, what you see in one or two nights is something that
took MONTHS of preparation and hard work.
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TOD
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:40 PM
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Artists for Sale Haps, Speaking of being hired vs. elected, how much money
DID the government give to the dichotomy group?
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windomearle
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:42 PM
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if you hate blurry photos... you'll love the latest batch added to the pictures
section!!!
"monkey goggles"
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Andrew
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:47 PM
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Haps You made some good points, about police encouraging riots.
But would it really be a smart thing for cities if they said
to the police departments "Don't worry, nothing will go
wrong, let the protesters fight their cause"? No, because
some people do go to protests where a lot of people will be,
to do one thing, start riots. Police need to be ready for
any large event. Have the water canons ready, tear gas guns
ready and rubber bullets loaded. In 1997 when the RCMP
sprayed all the kids, and beat a lot up, well that was
because the police were not ready for that protest. They had
to defend the area as quickly as they could.
With
the large volume planning on going to Ottawa in June, you
will see the same thing happen that happened last April in
Quebec city. Lots of police, lots of protesters and lots of
people trying to start a riot.
I did not go to riot
diaries, but $8.00 seems to be a fair price, every one is
saying how well done it was.
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Josh
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Apr 7, 2002, 3:50 PM
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Vince My Bosox vs. your Dodgers, world series baby!!!
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vince
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Apr 7, 2002, 4:30 PM
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re: josh You think the $110 million dollar payroll is going to put a
good bosox team on the field? Your center fielder is 42
years old, and your management cares more about bobble-head
dolls than team chemistry. Not a year goes by where I don't
hear trade rumours involving Pedro Martinez, Nomar
Garciaparra, Trot Nixon, Magic Johnson and Jenna Jamesion.
The sox will lose until the day they fire every single
person in the front office.
My Dodgers? Not much
better. Atleast we traded away Nial Hughes (fellow islander
for those who didn't go to cghs) for Dave Roberts. A bum off
his second elbow operation for a proven leadoff hitter is
one hell of a steal.
You should chat about
this shit on the espn.com forums. Hunter S. Thompson posts
there (also has a weekly section), as well as a world of
washed up major leaguers.
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 4:55 PM
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stuff about the implication that the dichotomy group are
sell-outs, hypocrites, or whatever you were aiming at
because they got a grant from the government (which i think
represents a total misunderstanding of the entire
situation), i don't actually know how much money they were
given except that it was enough for them to pay for the
expenses of the play and make an extremely small profit (i'm
not part of dichotomy so i don't think i should really
disclose how much) compared to the massive amount of work
that went into the project. The whole issue of making a
piece of art that is clearly anti-establishment to a certain
extent and being funded by the establishment, well that's
something that could probably crash the server if people
started debating it. :) I look at it is a good thing
myself, it's money that goes to the arts and if it didn't go
to riot diaries, it probably would have went to another play
that was not politically relevant (not necessarily a bad
thing, but since you sound so dedicated to politics
TOD)...
Andrew- I can understand the argument that
the government are going to have a police presence when
thousands of people get together to protest something...
But even if the police were armed only with shields and
batons they could probably hold off any amount of people who
actually had the balls to try to rush them or something.
Even if they had teargas etc as backups, I have not been
given the impression that they are used to squash a raging
mob of people. They don't take the time to look at the
crowd and determine if there's a "danger" to them from
certain people, they just go fucking crazy on everyone. I
don't think there's any question that excessive force is
used over and over again, not to mention the total
suspension of people's legal rights once they are arrested,
etc etc etc etc (squared).. their biggest weapon though is
the whole idea of a person going to a protest to start a
fight with the police because it very erronously tries to
justify the excessive force used by police.
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 5:34 PM
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a second though on the whole cost of riot diaries issue - i think you made a
good point about cost, and i never even thought of the
compromise of saying 8 dollars at the door or what you can
afford... (because im sure most who could afford 8 bucks
would pay anyway)... but hindsight is 20/20 and i dont
control those things anyway
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maryrose
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Apr 7, 2002, 5:45 PM
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awesomefest II For all of you who haven't taken part in one of the
awesomefest shows! I recommend it COMPLETELY!!! I went to
the 80's metal night at the barn last night and never have I
seen a crowd so enthusiastic! I really think there should be
more Theme shows! It's almost like halloween!
Congrats
to all who dressed up, It was like a real step back in
time...
So everyone go see Moneen...they rocked the
Island the last time they were here, and I think they can
rock harder this time! So get your butts off the computer
desk chair and head on over to Frequency!
Cya all there
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Evan Brown
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:39 PM
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what the hell? Heya. I'm one of the guys who
wrote/directed/produced/performed/edited The Riot
Diaries.
We recieved two thousand, four hundred,
and sixteen dollars for The Riot Diaries in grant funds. The
grant was not provided by the government in my
opinion.
The grant came from Canadian taxpayers, to
the government, then to a commitee of volunteer artists in
our community who agreed the project was worthwhile and
deserved funding.
I made a little over 200 bucks
off of it. John Stewart, I'm convinced LOST money on the
show because of repairing his car twice a week for the last
fucking month. If he hadn't repaired it, there would be no
show.
There would not have been a FREE showing in
Sackville.
There would not have been a showing at
the theatre festival held last week. (that was a freebie
too).
Last summer a play we did put us $500 in the
hole.
That show was $5.
Would any of the
experts like to explain how I am to make a MEAGER living at
the work I do?
The show is not perfect. The
Dichotomy Group is not perfect. We did however, work VERY
hard on the show, so as you can see are a mite
sensitive.
Enough of this. I hate text
conversations.
PS: thanks to everyone who came,
thanks to everyone who couldn't but wanted to, and thanks to
the admins for plugging us, which we didn't even know about
until last week.
-Evan
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TOD
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:40 PM
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(ir)relevence If you are claiming that the riot diaries was politically
relevant, then that is where you and I part ways. I found
it tiresome and trivial.
I guess it accurately portrayed
the Quebec protest then.
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Evan Brown
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:47 PM
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Don't throw glasses.... Brave words from a faceless critic,
me@here.com
That really hurts.
Gonna keep
me up at
night.
Really.
Honest.
-Evan
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Evan Brown
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:53 PM
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Oh yeah... Hey TOD... thanks for the eight bucks.
-Evan
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Lao
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:56 PM
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a MEAGER living Evan,
Perhaps another creativly placed pie would allow
you to get sponsorship from Duncan Hines. But you probably
shouldn't get your desert until you finish dinner.
(9/30)
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haps
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:57 PM
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the end of this attempt to start a fight well glad you enjoyed the show TOD - anyway, yeah, we should
drop this whole debate because i'm sure most people are less
than interested (including myself at this point). so, how
about that stuff that's going on?
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TOD
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Apr 7, 2002, 6:58 PM
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Salut form TOD and Lao If you are offended by my opinions I will no longer disclose
them.
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windomearle
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Apr 7, 2002, 7:40 PM
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awesome 2 more awesomefest II mp3s have been uploaded in the sounds
section. check out a short clip from rotator's set at the
new wave dance party, and a song by slight return from the
show last friday.
stay tuned for a review of the
metal show and some photos of eyes for telescopes destroying
the panther lounge.
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erin h.
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Apr 7, 2002, 7:46 PM
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nothing relevant, really. when exactly did p.e.i. kids get so attractive?
the keir=great space. wish i could have seen more
of awesomefest.
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Matt
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Apr 7, 2002, 7:54 PM
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PEI kids PEI kids have always been more attractive than the rest of
the general population... you didn't know?
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janette
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Apr 7, 2002, 8:07 PM
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some things... xdavex - in ottawa around june 25 (approx) people from
atlantic canada, quebec, and ontario will be gathering to
protest the meetings of the g-8 in kananaskis. there will be
protests simultaneously held in a number of cities
worldwide. ottawa was chosen because people from out east
can't necessarily make the trip to alberta but still want to
participate and voice their opinions on capitalism,
corporate globalization and what have you. the website
g8.activist.ca has some info.. i dont know where else you
should check out - perhaps ontario.indymedia.org if youre
interested in going there will probably be some sort of
transportation from atl canada... im not sure whats
happennin right now, though.
on another note i find
discussions on protests/"riots"/violence to be very
interesting at times. people have these preconceived notions
of what seattle or quebec or genoa were like.. but they
werent even there.. it is really hard to understand the
events and emotions and struggles people go through by
reading reports and watching some crappy news coverage -
whether it be indy or corporate.
also, the mass
demonstrations are only one tactic... activists and
anarchists do all sorts of things.. they dont just go around
smashin shit for the sake of smashin shit 24 hours a day...
and when people talk about violence done by activists...
does it EVEN compare to what people in the south and some
people even in PEI have to deal with because of state
sanctioned violence (which appears in numerous forms)? if
you wanna talk about violence why dont you talk about
poverty and capitalism and things that hurt people and other
living creatures (and have been for many many years) - not
some broken windows and a few
cobblestones.
personally i would rather not have a
debate on the internet.. if anyone wants to discuss such
things please do - ill be at the show on wednesday..
jcormier@hushmail.com
xoxo janette
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christina.
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Apr 7, 2002, 9:28 PM
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No Subject janette, xdavex, and everyone-
i posted this before
i think, but here's the link for the ottawa protest in
june:
http://www.takethecapital.net
or
http://www.gdo.ca/events.html#TTC
<3chri
stina xo.
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Anthony
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Apr 7, 2002, 11:54 PM
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Fruity loops compilation cd update. Ok. Here's a cool chance to get heard. Do you have a
computer, good. Go to www.fruityloops.com and download the
demo of fruity loops ( a sweet music making tool ). The Blue
Bird Company is me, my friend Andre and Alex and anyone else
who wants to join. Make some music and contact me or andre (
hedgehog_lair@hotmail.com ) and send us youre tunes. If
thers enough interest were planing to release a free
compilation cd every month or two. What a way too get some
music out there. If you want a taste of some of the music
that will be featured on this cd, write us, will be happy to
send you some. In other news... SPAT IS SWEET! You guys
rock.
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:05 AM
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Take the capital? Give me a break. Police are going to be so ready. I
guarantee they have already started planning on how to
prevent this protest from getting large. People will be
screened entering the city. I think people from PEI, NS and
NB should start organizing their own Anti-G8 protest here at
home... Charlottetown, Halifax? I mean why not? It will get
the point across. I don't see the need for thousands to show
up in our nations capital and start protesting because we
all know what the out come will be, full out
riot.
If some one does take my idea serious, and
start planning a local rally, it would be the best thing to
do. Charlottetown would actually be perfect for something
like this. Think about its, seriously...
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james madore
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:35 AM
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riot diaries diatribes intresting reading on an underground site.
if you
want to stop world dominaton on the part of corperations one
thing would put a major cap on it !
A WORLD MINIMUM
WAGE!
Most companies pay workers pennies a
day.
thats why they go to countries cheap labour, and no
environmental standards and if boock choy gets
sick
making sneakers he is fired.
if we work with the
wto for world labour standards
it will make the whole
process work for us instead of against
us.
protesting for something to end without posing
an alternative never works.
liek the seat belt
law...seat belts suck stop manditory seat belts..ummm but
they can save your life...umm yeah but they suck...so
there.
we cant stop the wto.
we should be
asking for them to include
Labour
rights
environmenmtal standards world wide
living
wage world wide( even in canada(sic))
legalization of
non lethal drugs worldwide
central board or persciption
drug approval
10 year max on new drugs to encourage
generics.
etc etc
we cant stop it.we can
change it.
eyes for telescopes rules:)
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:44 AM
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legalization of non lethal drugs worldwide Hippie!
Don't even get me started on the pot issue,
cause if it ever comes leagal I'm gonna get a gun and start
picking off druggies one by one.
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james madore
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:49 AM
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the hippie remark hey nazi, the goverment uses drugs to violate civil
liberties worldwide and seize property,
no in the united
states if you even KNOW a drug dealer and are on welfare
they can kick you out of your public housing .
p.s
you can kill me now if you like, id serious doubt you'd have
the balls to do so
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vince
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Apr 8, 2002, 1:34 AM
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meh, it's worth a shot ... As stated in the guestbook rules above:
" (...)
we'd ask that people try to go about in a good-natured sort
of way, and not use it as a forum for mudslinging, character
assassination, or patently, intentionally offensive remarks
(trolling)."
Possible punishments
stated:
" (...) we can and will ban users or file
abuse reports to ISP's if necessary. Users own their posts,
and are fully responsible for any ramifications they may
have."
It is my humble opinion that Andrew
(142.166.152.91) participates on this message board only to
pick fights, call people names, and threaten them (as he
colorfully displayed in his previous post). The right of
free speach does protect death threats and bigotry.
I request (as a non local) that either Andrew
apoligize for his remarks, and/or be banned from the site
and his admin status removed as stated in the rules
above.
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james m
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Apr 8, 2002, 1:45 AM
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vince hey vince thanks for mentioning the rules of the
forum.
intelligent disagreement with any idea is
ok.
threats of violence show the limits of
mental
potential( is this cause low) when someone
cant think of anything better to say they either say
:
who cares, ill kill you, it sucks, you suck,
fuck you,
or some other exploitive.
we should not silence
andrew.
we should ridecule him for being a small
mind
in a large world
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james m
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Apr 8, 2002, 1:45 AM
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vince hey vince thanks for mentioning the rules of the
forum.
intelligent disagreement with any idea is
ok.
threats of violence show the limits of
mental
potential( is this cause low) when someone
cant think of anything better to say they either say
:
who cares, ill kill you, it sucks, you suck,
fuck you,
or some other exploitive.
we should not silence
andrew.
we should ridecule him for being a small
mind
in a large world
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vince
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Apr 8, 2002, 2:21 AM
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re: james Trust me; I'm tempted to do so. I just feel that rationally
slandering his character is unfair and that doing so would
bring me down to his level.
What I would like to
do is to actually listen to his opinions, and not the name
calling and bullying tactics he insists on using. Andrew has
some good ideas; it’s unfortunate that he’s not mature
enough to discuss them with an open mind.
The
threat he made was just the straw that broke the camel’s
back. In the past weeks, he’s broken every single rule
mentioned above over and over again. I’m embarrassed for the
entire peilocals.com community for having a person like
Andrew representing their site as an administrator.
I believe (although I’m not part of the PEI scene
anymore) that Andrew should either clean up his act, or
leave. All of his opinions are valid ones, but peilocals.com
(as stated above) is not for people of his behaviour.
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Sarah
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Apr 8, 2002, 3:25 AM
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House Management I know this may be late but I've been extremely busy over
the past 96 hours. I'd like to thank everybody who came to
see the show and we really hope that the tour will go
through. Just to add my two cents, there were 4 audience
members who couldn't pay 8$ so I reduced the ticket price
for them. All you had to do was ask me clearly (No
wishy-washy, whinyness) and I'm sure I would have made
allowances. Okay, it's 3:24 am, I've already been scammed
out of an hour last night and I'm going to watch simpsons.
G'night y'all.
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james madore
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Apr 8, 2002, 3:30 AM
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vince n andrew well vince your a classy guy, unfortunate you left.
i wish more discussion of music was on here
too.
anyway, you have a piont that andrew may have vaild things
to say.
here's a topic for ya's
why did
the rude mechanicals pic lending jane as
thier opening
act for the final drink the barn dry and not reform the
tuesdays.
as much as people begged them too!
especially dennis.
well..i dunno..lending janes are
nice guys and
they play pretty straight ahead punk but
either
eyes or tuesdays would be on more on
par.
rumour has it the rest of the rudes poo
pood
the tuesdays from the get go.
or hey what
about flush( insert sarcasm here)
(kidding
donovan...how is carlos santana anyway
and will you
follow up the hit smooth)
anyway...have a great
night
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james madore
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Apr 8, 2002, 3:30 AM
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vince n andrew well vince your a classy guy, unfortunate you left.
i wish more discussion of music was on here
too.
anyway, you have a piont that andrew may have vaild things
to say.
here's a topic for ya's
why did
the rude mechanicals pic lending jane as
thier opening
act for the final drink the barn dry and not reform the
tuesdays.
as much as people begged them too!
especially dennis.
well..i dunno..lending janes are
nice guys and
they play pretty straight ahead punk but
either
eyes or tuesdays would be on more on
par.
rumour has it the rest of the rudes poo
pood
the tuesdays from the get go.
or hey what
about flush( insert sarcasm here)
(kidding
donovan...how is carlos santana anyway
and will you
follow up the hit smooth)
anyway...have a great
night
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 8, 2002, 8:57 AM
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the yankees man, the yankees ahh, i noticed below there was some talk of baseball. you
guys mentioned the bosox and the dodgers.lol. c'mon guys.
seriously, giambi, soriano, jeter and that new guy on third
that i can't remember his name. not to metion a healthy
hernandez. the yanks may have lost last year, but stein's
just made damn sure there not gonna do that again for the
next three years at least. if ya can't swallow that pill
chaps, ya might as well start cheerin for the expos. new
york is baseball suckas!
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:09 AM
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hahah Man, until I though people did not take me serious, you guys
took that one really far, especially you Vince.
God.
Do you really think I would obtain a gun for
the sole purpose of killing people who smoke narcotics? Do
you really think I'm that bad a person?
Ok so I
broke the rules I never read, rape me of my admin status and
ban my IP (that I can change by moving my computers RJ45 to
the next port on the hub) and ridden me from pei locals for
ever. Because I am starting fights and calling people
hippies and telling people I don't like riots. For people
who say they like frees speech (and protest it), you are all
trying to shut me up something awful...
What I
would like to know, is where do you get off saying I'm
starting a fight? How do you think this? cause I say I don't
like pot, and called people hippies and said I will kill
druggies if pot is ever made legal? or because I said the
people who went to Quebec City and rioted were morons? Keep
in mind, I did not start on subjects till some one mentioned
them.
If you really want me to fuck off that bad,
tell me to leave, I'll delete my own admin account and not
bother coming back, if that's what you want, from the volume
of emails I am receiving from some fake email account, some
one wants me to leave.
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:12 AM
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Root something local Why not cheer for a Canadian baseball team? Sure they are
not as good, but they need some support too. Remember back
when the Jays one them world series in a row, they can do it
again, maybe.
Like American teams, but root for the
Canadian teams.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:44 AM
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canadian eh? there's not one thing canadian about canadian baseball
teams. if i'm not mistaken there's not even one canadian
player on either team. if you even wanna call the expos a
team. they're more like a farm club. i freakin hate every
team from toronto. the leafs especially. so pretty fuckin
please don't tell who i should root for or like. canadian
policies are startin to piss me off these days anyway. i
root for the habs, and that's enough heart ache for any
canadian to endure. wait, that links right in with the
quebec riots. that city deserved to get smashed for the
simple reason that they didn't riot when the final habs
roster was announced. theodore fuckin rules though. only
real quality player on the whole team. oh yeah this is a
site about music and shit isn't it. well than, rock ranger
kick ass and you should drink lots if you go to see them
cause they like that. feel free to spit beer and drink from
boots or fight or whatever.
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jonah.
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:47 AM
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man, i leave this board for three days....
i'm amazed at how much goes on here in such a smal
ammount of time....like when did i post that thing about
class accessibility, saturday maybe? whoa.
anyhoo, i had thoughts..first, regarding
my comment about the riot diaries. with regards to someone's
contention that they were "tiresome and trivial," hey, i
guess that's your "opinion," but frankly, your opinion is
WRONG (ha) because the protests were anything but trivial,
regardless of how you cut it, they were very significant on
any number of levels...the issues that were being discussed
at the FTAA meetings were far from trivial, as they effected
the lives and livelihoods of millions of people across the
world, yourself included, the fact that the public was
barred from participation/input in these incredibly
influential discussions is significant, the fact that the
police erected a FENCE blocking off a huge portion of the
city was significant, as were the numerous breaches of
citizen's constitutional rights which took place over tha
weekend significant...i mean, i'm hardly one to put much
faith in the government (and government), the constitution,
etc., but for those people who do believe in their
government and the laws that are supposed to apply to all
peole and even the official definition of justice, this
should be totally significant, because constitutionaly
rights are supposed to apply to all people, and i think when
governments aren't even playing by their own rules, that's a
reason for EVERYONE (anarchists and patriots alike) to sit
up and take notice, and more importantly, take
action.
but as for the comments i made about the
riot diaries and the price and all that jazz..yeah, i guess
i might have come across as a bit harsh, and i recognize the
tremendous ammount of time, effort, and money that went into
the show, and i also know that if people came up and said
they couldn't afford the admission, evan and sarah and
everyone involved would have had no problem letting them in,
however, i think the key right there is that a lot of people
didn't really know that, and i guess a lot of this could
have been averted by putting something like "8$ or whatever
you can afford" on that, because i really think that the
people who would have taken advantage of that would be those
who really needed it.
i guess what i'm saying is i
didn't mean to offend anyone with that comment, and i do
totally believe that it was WORTH the eight bucks, in fact,
i do believe it was worth a lot more than that, as a
performance (even fifteen..) but i made that comment because
i wanted to raise the issue out of principle...i've thought
about this a lot with (music) shows too, because really,
there are people who can't afford 5 bucks to go to a show,
and although realistically we can't charge less than that
and even hope to get by (this coming from someone who lost
over 600 dollars in a few years putting on shows for you
people...), there are problems inherent in trying to create
an open, accessible cultural community that effectively
charges a fee for participation.
so uh, yeah, my
comment about class-accessibility was not at all meant as a
jab at the riot diaries (or any of the fine fine people
involved, all of whom i love and appreciate), but rather an
attempt to get people thinking about the
issue..
oh, and something that i had been thinking
about before, is how in situations like this we need more
cooperation between different segments of this cultural
community, for instance, it was a bummer that there was an
Awesomefest show the same night the riot diaries opened, and
i think that could have been averted if everyone involved in
setting up cultural events was in closer conctact...further,
i think if we cooperated more we could bring down overall
costs...for instance, i know shows have been doing better
lately than they have in quite a while, and i think it would
have been totally rad to have had a show where the proceeds
went to pay for some of the expenses of the riot diaries,
which would have made it easier to charge a lower price..i
seriously think this could be the way to go in the
future.
yeah.
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jonah
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Apr 8, 2002, 10:12 AM
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and another thing.
people have done a bang-up job of writing back to
some of andrew's (and a couple others') ridiculously
uninformed and inflammatory statements about mass protest,
the government, etc...but there were still a coupld of
things i wanted to mention.
the first is in
reaction to something earlier on about how big companies get
rich and pay taxes and so then the gov't can serve us better
and blah blah blah..."that's just how it
works."
no dude, that's not how it works,
rather, that is how we are told it works. the way it works
in reality is that massive corporations pay substantially
lower tax rates than ANYONE else in canada, because, in the
absence of a 'progressive tax rate', the way the system
works is that the richer you are, the lower taxes you pay,
because there are a greater number of subsidies, tax
shelters, write-offs etc for upper class types than the rest
of the population. this is further intensified by how
corporations get all sorts of money from tax-free loans,
grants etc., and actually all in all pay substantially less
of their taxes than they are even supposed to. by 1994, the
sum total of taxes which the corporate sector legally owed
to the government, and yet had not payed, was somewhere
upwards of 9 billion dollars....that's a lot of fucking
money.
so yeah, honestly, the old myth of "what's
good for bug business is good for us" is complete and utter
bullshit, because big business prospers by exploiting the
shit out of people. such is the nature of capitalism.
further, one might think that because of all the money saved
in unpaid taxes this might trickle down to the employees of
these businesses, but it really doesn't, which i think is
evidenced by the low wages, lack of job security, massive
layoffs and trend of moving operations overseas that
characterise our times.
i think it's a very
significant point that in the past, massive layoffs were the
sign of an economic slump, whereas these days, while the
corporate sector is enjoying unprecedented growth and
astounding profits, layoffs are greater than ever, and full
time employment and employee benefits are getting cut left
and right.
it's also very telling that if you look
at the economic trends, inflation, etc...people are getting
paid less for their and wages are lower than they were in
the 70's, despite the prosperity of these corporations.
and although this is old news by now,
about the quebec city protests, if 90% (or even 30%) had
gone to the city for the express purpose of tearing shit up,
we would own that town. the majority of people did not go to
get involved in direct action, property destruction, police
confrontation, but (as many people who were at the protests
will attest), the experience of going to a city to make you
voice heard, to exercise your democratically given right,
and getting tear-gassed and shot at by the cops effectively
radicalized a large number of people.
think about
it. you're there, you're not doing anything illegal, and yet
the cops are shooting at you, gassing you, skulking around
in unmarked vans and jumping people, whisking them away in
broad daylight without identifying themselves as police or
having any specific charges to arrest people on..you see
this, and it changes the way you feel about your government,
and how much your vote counts for. if you're going to wage
war on a peaceful crowd, you should expect them to fight
back.
i know a lot of people who went to those
protests not believing in violent confrontation, being
staunch pacifists, but what they saw there, what they
experienced there, totally changed their perspective and now
a lot of them sympathize with or advocate more militant
forms of protest.
and i know this is getting
long, but i (and i'm sure others) really resent the
assumption which so often goes unchallenged that, because
people are involved in property destruction, police
confrontation, violent protest, or "rioting" as it is so
often labelled dismissively, then they don't have any valid
concerns, that they're just there to cause trouble. i think
the fact that these people are willing to put their life and
freedom on the line for what they believe in is very
telling..whether or not it is the most effective form of
protest is another matter entirely, but we, as a society,
can't just keep on swallowing the corporate media bullshit
line that these people aren't actually fighting for
anything.
power conceded nothing without a demand.
it never has, and it never will.
thank
you. and sorry about the length.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 8, 2002, 11:05 AM
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No Subject murder,riot,fight, murder,riot,fight. anyone that can't see
the significance or importance of what happened in quebec,
and bc simply haven;t opened their eyes. our gov't sees no
problem with raping it's citizens of the right to protest.
all those people that don't believe in the benefit of
militant protest may not be seeing the whole picture either.
because of the ruckus in quebec, every news station in the
world was broadcasting live footage from the city. so while
an ignorant few may dismiss the protesters as vandals or
punks or somthing, the more intelligent viewer wants to know
why. why are these people freaking out. why are the cops
firing gas and swinging their batons. keep in mind that the
greater majority of these protesters are our educated youth.
the reason they're pissed is because they're smart enough,
or at least aware enough to know that they should be fuckin
pissed. honestly, when i watch cops swinging those fuckin
batons at unarmed skinny little university students my blood
boils. they're like a gang of fuckin jocks or somthin. then
you'll see a picture of some fuckin cop with a bloody nose
or somthin lookin for sympathy, two minutes after he sprayed
a peacfull protester in the face with pepper spray and
caught a shot for it. i'm gettin bumed. go habs go!
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windomearle
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Apr 8, 2002, 11:19 AM
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drink the barn dry i think it was the student union's decision to choose the
opening act for the rude's show at the barn. i was told by
lending jane that they were opening, and if they are that is
definitely because chris power booked
them.
however, on the rude's official site
(www.therudemechanicals.pe.ca) it says that port citizen is
opening for them.
on the barn's website it says,
"This event will be an evening long event with a number of
bands, to be announced soon."
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jonah
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Apr 8, 2002, 11:38 AM
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credit where credit's due.
i honestly didn't expect you (hockey fuckez) to be
sympathizing with the radical types. i am pleasantly
surprised.
it's nice to know we're not at
odds on everything here.
"now i've got a
brick in my hand
and i'm not going to build a
wall.."
(crimpshrine)
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harry
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:02 PM
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andrew don't say stupid shit like plugging your ethernet into a
different jack on your hub would magically unban you from
this site. unless you have a piece of switched hardware that
doles out different routable ip addresses depending on what
port you're on. if you think you're l33t you have something
else coming.
i don't think your comments are
totally over the line. at least you attatch your name to
them.
you should post news or something sometime.
harry
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vince
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:20 PM
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re: andrew I started writting a thousand word essay replying to your
last post, but then I realized that I've already answered
every single question of yours in some of my previous posts.
I've already told you how I feel about free speach
and how you are not protected by it, I've already pointed
out when and where you've started flame threads, and I've
already said that I respect your opinions but not your
behavior.
I'm not going to repeat myself. Go back
and read the old posts for your answers.
I'm also
curious as to what you think the definition of the term
'administrator' is.
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:37 PM
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Some things best left untold. Harry,
It's Islandtelecom that's letting me do it,
not some switch. Islandtel allows its users unlimited IPs (a
friend of mine had 10 going once) and each port on the hub
has a new one, all I have to do is remove the IP properties
in my network TCP/IP settings and hope it connects, if not
try again. Not that I would bother anyways, if I try to come
to the site and it wont open, I will know I was banned. I
know when I'm not wanted.
Also, I also know there
was importance in Quebec... I did not see any major
accomplishment with the riot, how ever the peaceful protest
did get my attention, even got me thinking. I also see the
importance of the protest that is going to take place in
Ottawa this June, I just hope its all peaceful and not a
riot. Some one made a good comment about not stop the WTO
and trying to have things added to it. I think that's a good
mission, and its more possible then stopping it all
together. Any how, I'm going to stay off these
political/life style topics for not on, and stick to local
underground culture.
One more thing, I apologize
for all the shit I caused and if I hurt any ones feelings or
anything along that line. Also I apologize to any one who
got sore finger tips replying to my comments. :)
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 12:47 PM
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Posting more stuff I have been posting things. I have been updating band
rosters, uploading a few MP3s and updating the link section.
I do something at least every second day. Oh yeah, and I
corrected a few events when people who posted them did a
messy job of it.
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harry
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Apr 8, 2002, 1:11 PM
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ok cool grouphug!!! :D
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vince
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Apr 8, 2002, 1:42 PM
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re: andrew Although I don't really deserve an apoligy, thanks andrew.
I was wrong about the admin stuff too,
sorry.
Shit, I wish I could find a
provider with unlimited DHCP. I'd be diggin up old 386's
just for the sake of putting them online.
Group
hugs are hella lame. Shit, we're men! We should be talking
about muscle cars and huge russ-meyer-type titties. How
about that local sports team, eh?
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haps
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Apr 8, 2002, 1:44 PM
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beating a dead horse just out of curiosity Andrew, you said you thought the
peaceful demonstrators in Quebec City got their point across
but the ones who started the "riot" didn't. Considering
almost every person was at least gassed, if not beaten,
shot, arrested etc, isn't that kind of a hard distinction to
make? Does somebody running for dear life from teargas
count as a "rioter" in your eyes or as a "peaceful
demonstrator"??
And to the person who said the
protest in Quebec City was not politically relevant, I'd be
fascinated to hear an example of what they believe actually
IS politically relevant.
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vince
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Apr 8, 2002, 2:09 PM
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good call ... In a slightly unrelated note to Haps' post, "Beating a Dead
Horse" was Guns and Roses best song.
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Neil
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Apr 8, 2002, 3:07 PM
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tenderized horse Don't forget his attemped shitstorm over Ripping Hammer not
playing Mike's shows.
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harry
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Apr 8, 2002, 3:18 PM
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No Subject group hugs are cool. share the love vince. come on!
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Neil
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Apr 8, 2002, 3:26 PM
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Announcement My sound class at NSCAD is taking over CKDU (the Dal radio
station) for a couple hours on Saturday the 13th & Monday
the 15th. We're going to be playing our works from the past
term and it's really going to kick ass.(there was a ton of
amazing work) I'm hosting, so you should all listen in.
Obviously since almost none of you are in Halifax, you can
listen to it live on the web at.
the CKDU page -
http://ckdu.dal.ca/
the live stream -
http://videtis.ucis.dal.ca:8080/ramgen/encoder/CKDUFM.rm
Unfortunately it's a RealPlayer stream, so you have to
have it installed. I'm contemplating trying to set up a
shoutcast server, or something more accessible while it's
on.
The island connection for the whole thing is
me, Damien Trainor and someone in the other class, oh yeah
and this girl in my class' grandmother.
Saturday
April 13th - 9:00 to 10:30
Monday April 15th - 3:30 to
5:00
The work being played is everything from
deconstructions, breakbeats, techno, folk / wussy emo,
experimental and ambient.
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Josh
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Apr 8, 2002, 4:23 PM
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No Subject I miss Mike's sports bar too.
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Josh
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Apr 8, 2002, 4:30 PM
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No Subject It's a sad day, rumor has it Thrice and Yellowcard have
both signed on to major labels.
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 4:57 PM
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ahhh Are you guys trying to encourage me to keep talking on this
subject? Cause when I do I seem to make
enemies.
Haps, when I think of rioters I think of
some one rushing the police, or the fence. Screaming hatful
things at police and other law enforcement, chucking gas
cans back at police. Any one in the area is gonna get
gassed, and maybe hit with a bullet because of the one who
started the riot. That's why I say this June local people
should organize a local protest here in Charlottetown or
over in Halifax. A riot would be less to occur here, but
don't forget, the CPD and RCMP here do have riot gear and
tear gas. I think its a good idea. Protest at the capital,
on the east coast and where the G8 is taking place. Does any
one agree that this is a good idea?
Any ways, I was
do get off this subject and all them other ones and stick to
site related issues.
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Neil
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Apr 8, 2002, 5:03 PM
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andrew People already do local protesting. It's not some
revolutionary idea.
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 5:28 PM
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Yeah? Wow, I did not know that, sir. Darn, I thought I just came
up with something great.
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Neil
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Apr 8, 2002, 5:35 PM
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No Subject Well you've certainly been talking about it like it is.
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Neil
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Apr 8, 2002, 6:23 PM
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Some good readin' I came across this and thought it was applicable to the
discussions around here. I'm pasting it in due to membership
requirements on the other
site.
------------
This was written in response
to an overflow of "Straight Edge" folks on IAM who carry
Straight Edge to "militant extremes" (at least some of them
act like they do online). If you are one of those kids,
please read this. If you are not one of them, please give me
your insight as to what I have said. If you want to talk to
me about this, yell at me, or kick my ass, I’m always
around.
To give you a little background on myself, I
have been a strong Drug Free advocate since the time I was 8
years of age. At that time I told myself that I would never
touch drugs and would help those who had similar interests.
Nothing spurred on this decision other than a desire to live
a clean life. When I was 14 years old I became Straight Edge
after listening to the Minor Threat Discography on repeat
for a week or two. One year later I became Vegetarian. One
year after that I became Vegan. At this point in time (April
7th 2002) I have been Vegan for 4 years and 4 months, and
Straight Edge for 6 years and 4 months, and Drug Free for 12
years and 4 months (since I do not have exact dates for when
I became these things I count from my birthday). I have gone
through phases where I was violently "pro-Straight Edge."
This period was never called "Straight Edge," it was called
other things, which I do not want to go into. I have learned
from my past, and am interested in sharing what I have
learned with those willing to listen, if they are interested
in listening to me. Here is my "manifesto" I suppose:
I feel the high number of kids in bandannas and Xs
or with Straight Edge baseball bats on IAM are a joke. Being
hard is a waste of time, believe me, I know (especially when
"being hard" is simply posturing on the internet with no
real action behind it, again, something I know a great deal
about).
Remember, Straight Edge is not about
violence, being hard, or any of that fucking bullshit, nor
is Straight Edge a fucking "movement." When did that happen?
Hard-Line was a movement. A movement is an "organized effort
by supporters of a common goal." Straight Edge is a personal
choice that many people make, and choose to stick by, many
for a few years and some for life.
It bothers me
when those who claim to be Straight Edge act negatively
towards those who drink, smoke, or do drugs. My very best
friends are all people who drink, smoke, and do drugs. Since
Ian MacKaye said it better than Ian Hall could in a January
3rd 1996 interview I'm going to quote him. In this interview
he said, "From my point of view, if someone tried to get me
to start drinking, I'd be fucking pissed. What I look for in
life is people who I respect, living and teaching by
example, and I trust that human beings can make up their
minds and make the right decision for their own lives. It's
not my fucking business to be telling people what to do with
their own lives." Wouldn't you? This would piss me right the
fuck off. The fact is that it is a personal choice, not
something that you can force on others any more than
Veganism or riding bikes can be forced on someone.
For any of you who think you are really fucking
hard and all about beating the shit out of people (since
this is how you seem to represent yourselves online), you
should fucking think for a moment about what you want out of
life. Do you want to be a hateful person who harbors
intolerance towards those who hold differing beliefs (which
seems to be a reason that many of you write off religion,
because it does this in some cases), or do you want to live
life in the manner you see fit? Would it not upset you if
those who used drugs walked around with baseball bats that
said "420 DO DRUGS 420" on them and beat people who did not
use drugs? So why are there "Straight Edge" baseball bats
and brass knuckles out there? Are you going to beat the shit
out of people who sold out? If so you better fucking look at
your friends because there are a few of your friends who I
am sure have sold out. Are you going to beat them because if
you fucking posture like you are going to, you better
fucking do it.
For those of you who want to join a
movement you should check out the Ahl-i-Allah. They are a
group which is the reincarnation of Hard-Line and which is
based on the teachings of the Q'uran. If you want to be
fucking hard, there is the place to do it. I do not in any
way support the methods of action supported by the AIA or
POA though I do support many (not all) of the ideas they put
forth. There are Chapters in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and
Southern California (as well as a few in other countries) if
you are interested in getting involved.
Finally,
please ask yourself why you are Straight Edge. Is it for
you? How many Straight Edge friends do you have living near
you? Are you in a crew? Why are you what you are? All these
things affect you and can cause you to think one way or
another. Think about it for just one moment before you write
me off. PLEASE!
For those interested in hate and
violence, go read Vanguard, listen to Vegan Reich, and sing
along in your tiny little world. For those of you interested
in learning and spreading love and compassion, try reading
the Tao Te Ching (I like the Mitchell - Harper and Row
translation), All Ages: A Reflection on Straight Edge, and
do what makes you (and others) happy.
To all of
you, no matter your choice I wish you the best of life and
all the happiness imaginable. I am yours in love,
compassion, and the balance of nature.
Humbly,
Ian Hall
Forward to Eden
"May all that have life be delivered from
suffering"
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 6:24 PM
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Neil Ummm, not really. I just think it's a good idea. I think
it's a better idea then sending people from down here to the
capital where we all know a riot will break out.
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Jessi
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Apr 8, 2002, 6:27 PM
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Radical Cheerleading some friends and people i know were interested
in
starting up "radical cheerleading" again, we
had a
small league last year and we met monday
nights. its
just an idea right now but we will
need people, guys
and girls alike. if anyone is
interested please e-mail
me and ill get you some
info.
later...***
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Neil
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Apr 8, 2002, 6:38 PM
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. Quit calling it a riot. A riot is where people are out to
cause trouble, protesters have a reason, usually to shut
down the meetings.
Did you see any footage of the last
protest in Ottawa? Nothing drastic happened. (other than the
police letting their dogs loose on some people.)
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 7:14 PM
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Why not... So I can't call it a riot but every other person can? Riot
diaries?
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Haps
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Apr 8, 2002, 7:57 PM
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riots, protests, angry mobs etc Andrew
Sure, you can call it a riot, if you want.
But I think it only becomes a riot when people start getting
gassed, shot, arrested etc.. if you do those kinds of
things to people, you have to expect some of them to fight
back (as best they can). So some people throw teargas
cannisters back at the police, break a window etc. In my
opinion, the police are the ones who ultimately determine if
it's going to be a riot or not, not the people at the
gathering. First of all, unless we buy into your 90/10
theory, most people who go to a protest/action whatever are
not there to start a fight with something that can kick
their ass. A lot of people think that if someone wears a
gas mask to a protest, they're obviously looking for
trouble. I would just call it good preparation for what
will almost inevitably ensue. Anyway, the police (and
whoever else the state may have to call if things got "out
of hand"), would certainly be able to take care of the small
percentage of people who are literally there only to attack
the police.
Doesn't it all strike a chord with
you? The right to protest is becoming criminalized. First
of all, they're attempting to actually stop people from
using their right of free assembly by pushing them farther
and farther away from the actual site of what they're
protesting. People now have to resort to civil disobedience
simply in order for a major protest not to turn into a riot
(or more realistically, the police pounding the shit out of
these protestors, further eroding their rights.) I think
maybe you're confusing "looking for a fight" and "rioters"
with protestors performing acts of civil disobedience and I
for one think there's a massive difference. I think it's
both unfortunate and highly telling that this is what most
actions have come to. But if people don't continue to push
for their right to simply assemble (and not throw molotov
cocktails at the police unprovoked, i'd love to see accounts
of things like this ACTUALLY happening), then we're all
gonna be fucked. Like that quote, first they came for the
jews but i wasnt a jew so i didnt say anything blah blah
blah...
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Haps
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Apr 8, 2002, 8:04 PM
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local protest about the idea of protesting in charlottetown instead of
ottawa/kananakis (or wherever a big action might occur), i
think it would be more effective for people to show their
solidarity at large actions but maybe we should hold
protests in charlottetown a little more often than we do
about things that piss us off (cause let's face it, we'll
never run out of ideas).
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 8:12 PM
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I see what you mean True, that makes since. But I'm sure with the cameras around
and the public eye watching, the police need a reason to
actually start deploying dogs, tear gas ect. I know I only
seen it on TV, but every time I seen tear gas launched, or
the water canons going people were trying to rush the fence,
or a bunch of cops. you can't really expect much more to
happen when thousands of people pissed off at what's going
on behind closed doors/closed fence, but still, sincere
protesters who really really wanted to fight the cause
should have left the riot/protest area and form a peaceful
march of a sort. When people organize things like these
rallies they should have more then one main location...
Instead of having ten thousands at one location, why not one
thousand at ten locations?
God I'm a dork, I reply
to much...
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haps
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Apr 8, 2002, 8:47 PM
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annoying people with stuff yeah, we do reply too much, oh well :)
The problem
is that the reaction of the police tends to be a blanket
reaction. If you're even in the vicinity of what the police
consider to be part of the "protest", then chances are
you're going to get a taste of pain.
Oh, well.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 8, 2002, 8:47 PM
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it's all a matter of opinion i'll say one more thing on this topic, pertaining to our
protectors the police officers. they're damn lucky they've
got guns on their belts.do you actually believe yourself
when you say that they need a reason to attack? you refer to
protesters tearing at a fence. the fucking fence shouldn't
be there. so who's breaking the law here? do you simply
assume john q. law is in the right? what about placing a
sign on a fence. is that an action against the police
because they were pepper sprayin for that too. bullies with
guns and the law on their side, nothin more. that's my
piece, fuck the police!
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mike the fuck
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:03 PM
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moneen show tastes like burning is back on the moneen bill. for those 3
people who like TLB, this is good news. for those 4 who
dont, sorry. for the other 80 apathetic kids, MONEEN! WOO!
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xdavex
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:08 PM
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yey fuck yeah, tlb, finally something good in the week, fuck
moneen, is dionisus still playing? i fuckin hope not
the
cassette. will rock everyone till they drop, damn
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jane
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:30 PM
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Ahhhh I just heard that this summer Tastes Like Burning plan to
"go their seperate ways"... is this true?? Please tell me
it's lies... i'll cry, i will.
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Matt McQuaid
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Apr 8, 2002, 9:38 PM
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Drink the Barn Dry Oh my,
So I just read the two posts relating to the
opening act for Drink the Barn Dry on Saturday, April 20 at
the UPEI Barn. Good thing someone's discussing
music...
As Stephan correctly pointed out, we did
not "pick" the opening band, that was done by the Student
Union, who told us from the get-go that it would be Port
Citizen. Not that we wouldn't want to play with Lending
Jane, Eyes, Tuesdays or anybody else currently rocking cock
on the PEI scene--this is just how it worked out. Besides,
what's the problem with a Port Citizen/Rude Mechanicals
double-bill?
Also, "the other Rudes", myself
included, did not "poo-poo" The Tuesdays as an opening act.
Dennis made the decision not to play with the Tuesdays at
any point on our tour because we are playing 8 shows in 10
nights and he didn't think there would time for an adequate
rehearsal. It is a bummer that the Tuesdays won't be
playing, but Dennis made a damn professional decision if you
ask me.
Anyway, hope to see a lot of peilocals at
Baba's on the 16th and the Barn on the 20th. Take
care.
Matt
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james m
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Apr 8, 2002, 10:17 PM
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drink the barn dry hey I just read that i was wrong about the opening band at
drink the barn dry.
sorry I was mistaken!
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Matt
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Apr 8, 2002, 10:37 PM
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Andrew, Do Me a favour Dude, If you have admin privs. you should delete your post
about Island Tel allowing unlimited IP's... we don't need
them on to us.. I mean you. :) you should delete this email
to.
mb
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Andrew
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Apr 8, 2002, 11:37 PM
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huh? They are not on to us, they allow their customers to have
more then one IP because it gives them a competitive edge
against Eastlink. The minute they decide not to allow it
anymore they click a button and every one gets one IP per
modem. Don't worry. Also, I can't delete messages from here
any ways...
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janette
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Apr 8, 2002, 11:41 PM
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. in my opinion.. hierarchal pseudo-democratic government is
part of the problem, not a potential solution. who brought
us the wto, nafta, ftaa, g-8, imf, world bank, and so on?
corporations and governments. i think creating local
alternatives and giving people information on the issues is
more effective then talking to a government official who
doesnt care...
people have been trying to change
government policy for decades... that is why direct action
and big protests started happenning - people realized that
government wasnt going to change something it sees as
beneficial. there is no way ordinary people can compete with
massive corporations when it comes to lobbying.. theyll
always have the upper hand in that arena.
andrew,
there have been local demonstrations against the ftaa and
concerning more local issues. also, there will be
demonstrations in halifax and elsewhere to coincide with the
ottawa actions... if there is enough interest maybe one in
charlottetown, even.
www.infoshop.org
xoxo janette
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Matt
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Apr 9, 2002, 12:01 AM
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Are you sure? Andrew,
Are you sure about that? I hope so. But I
don't think so, I've heard that they can be real pricks if
you are using multiple IP's... actually its the phone
company, so they can just be real pricks in general. If
anyone on here works for the phone company, I'm sorry if I
offended you, but you've earned it. (it will be weird when
someone overreacts and I get banned for this
post)
mb
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Andre Uyterlinde
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Apr 9, 2002, 12:03 AM
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Here come the bastards! Hey this letter is to the guys who run this page or more
specifically, to the person who got a letter from my friend
wanting publicity for Blue Bird Body Company. Please ignore
that dumbshitass! It's not a real CD it's just for fun. I
slapped him real good. Thanks!
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Andrew
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Apr 9, 2002, 12:15 AM
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Matt You must have heard wrong. I asked them myself. They said as
long as people do not abuse the 'privilege of more then one
IP, they will continue to allow it. I use 2 at all times,
and some times I use 3.
It does not slow anything
down on their end. They have every use caped for a cretin
speed. I believe most people are caped at 120KB/s Download
and 50KB/s Upload (that's what I always get anyways) and no
matter how many computers you got running from the one
modem, you not going to pull more speed then they allow you.
So until they run out of IP addresses, there is nothing to
worry about.
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Matt
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Apr 9, 2002, 12:27 AM
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cool Thats cool... thanks for the info, I will continue putting
machines on the net and hogging IPs. :) anything to piss of
the phone company.
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jonah.
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Apr 9, 2002, 8:44 AM
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tlb and their (our) ensuing dismemberment...
yeah, i guess i sort of forget that most people
outside of our immediate circle of friends knows
that...unless something big changes, tlb is breaking up in
the fall, cos greg's moving to go to school and i think the
rest of us are just sort of scattering...mind you, this is
what we thought was happenning last year, but then we
changed our minds on tour.
i think it's for real
this time, though...
so anyone who
actually likes us should get their fill this summer while
the gettin's good.
and hey, we're playing in
summerside in a few weeks, so people should check that out.
with the sweet sweet metal action of Army of Darkness...
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Andrew
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Apr 9, 2002, 9:52 AM
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News for locals skaters Charlottetown City Council has voted 6-4 in favour of the
skate park to be built in Victoria Park. The location inside
the park has not been decided yet. But the park is for sure
this summer.
Now it's just a matter if the stuff
the city has is any good.
Read the CBC
Charlottetown
artical.
http://pei.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filenam
e=park09apr02
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 9, 2002, 10:14 AM
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andrews post hey man, just i word of advice from experiance. get
seriously involved in the design of your park if you don't
want the city to fuck it up. it's real easy for carpenters
or layers to make somthin that looks ok. it's a whole other
thing to have it skate well. i've been all over the net
lookin for mini ramp plans for a backyard ramp at the house
of rock. they're not easy to find, trust me. there's a site
called ramptech though that sells real good plans. prolly
worth chuckin out for em. i think they come with blue
prints, so the trannys will be fail safe. lookin forward to
the road trip to check your shit out. later.
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mike
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Apr 9, 2002, 10:29 AM
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i love xdavex and jane you kids are awesome. when we have stuff, you will get it
for free.
which reminds me. again, those of you
not within our group of friends may not know that TLB is
going to have a new CD before we go on tour late may. 9 or
10 songs, i believe. if all goes well, which it usually
doesnt, it'll have silkscreened cloth sleeves and nice
printed inserts. oh my.
of course as the
stupidest band on pei this may never actually happen.
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mike
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Apr 9, 2002, 10:36 AM
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dionosus they're still playing the moneen show, but everyone should
hate them and be rude to them. if you need to know why i'll
show you the nasty emails they sent us.
it should
also be noted that TLB my play without jonah on wednesday.
"creative differences."
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Andrew
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Apr 9, 2002, 10:39 AM
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hockey fuckez I don't skate, but I try to keep up on local news and
issues. The city has already bought the ramps and other
equipment for the Charlottetown Skate Park, people have
already got to use it at a few temp locations. Until this
summer the stuff has been moved around from location to
location and spent most of its life in a city garage. But
like I said before, if skaters use the park right, treat
people fair and acknowledge it's for every one and not just
one group, the city will buy more stuff for the park.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 9, 2002, 11:17 AM
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hmmmm if you don't skate, what do you know about using a park
right or skate etiquette? i'm not sure if i like you yet
andrew. not that you care. how do you spell etiquette??
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Andrew
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Apr 9, 2002, 11:52 AM
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heh haha it's one after another isn't it? I don't skate, I enjoy
watching people skate though. I'm just to much of pussy to
get on a board and do it myself... I have nothing against
skating, and I want the kids to get a park here. I have also
written 2 letters to the city encouraging a location over
the last 2 years. I don't know if my letters helped any, but
I like to think they did a little bit. I don't expect any
one to like me. I have a couple friends and my computer with
a high speed connection, I'm all set. But I'm really not a
bad guy, just a lot of people find me annoying, meh go
figure... :)
God I'm bored, I have been playing
bass all morning trying to get the Spat set list down to
par... Can you guys believe that, hahah me in spat. The new
songs are really good though, really they are.
oh
and you spelled it right...
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Neil
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Apr 9, 2002, 12:07 PM
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well since you put it that way... It is one thing after another. You've been coming off as
thinking you're all knowing about a lot of issues that
you're largely uniformed about.
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Andrew
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Apr 9, 2002, 2:27 PM
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What is your problem? What is your negativity towards me? Could you all just drop
it? I'm trying to keep of the subjects I 'don't' know much
about.
As Bane said it best 'Can we stat again'
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xdavex
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Apr 9, 2002, 4:29 PM
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tlb cds speaking of tlb cds, is it still possible to get the slow
decay of compassion, or did you only make a certain
amount?
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vince
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Apr 9, 2002, 4:40 PM
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skating ... The problem with the first park was that it was forgotten.
The city got a whole bunch of poorly designed ramps
together, and left them untouched for months. Soon enough,
the ramps were unsafe to skate, and everyone started skating
curbs around town instead.
Now that the location is
going to be victoria park, the city will be forced to keep
the ramps in good shape in order to keep the park itself
looking good. I never thought they'd actually put the park
there, but it's the best location in the city for it.
BMX'ers should build some dirt runs in the woods
now, and you'll be all set.
The attitude and
behavior of skateboarders isn't really a problem in
Charlottetown. Everyone acted pretty respectful when the
first park was around. I'm sure some dumb fights will happen
and some garbage will be thrown around, but the same thing
happens at baseball fields and hockey
rinks.
Skateboarders, BMXers and Rollerskaters are
not going to get along. In Calgary, we opened up the world's
largest outdoor skatepark almost two years ago. The park was
open for anyone, meaning that there were no rules regarding
what you were riding and what you were wearing. Everyone got
along fine at first, but some problems
arose:
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1. Shitty
BMXers destroy the ramps. People that actually have skill on
the bike are fine, and have more balls than anyone else in
the park. But shitty bikers constantly miss peg grinds and
end up tearing the sides out of ledges and boxes. It's
gotten so bad here, that the city is trying to ban all
bikers from the park. I doubt the ban will actually happen,
but if the charlottetown park does not have steel ramps then
they will be ruined as well.
2. Rollerskaters get
hurt all the time. When you're on a skateboard or bike it's
easy to bail out on tricks. But if you're on rollerskates,
then your only choice is to land the trick or get hurt
really bad. Granted, there's alot of talented rollerskaters
out there, but there's also alot of 10-year-old kids wearing
their CCM rollerskates, ripping around just because it's
easier to start at then skateboarding/biking. Little kids on
rollerskates get hurt at the calgary park all the time.
Maybe four or five a day (we have a pretty big park though).
When people see and ambulance at the park, it looks bad for
everyone.
3. Mountain bikers go really fast and
really big. Mid-air collisions involving mountain bikers
happen weekely, and it's usually the people they hit that
get seriously hurt.
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I guess what I'm
trying to say is that skateboard parks are designed for
skateboarders. Although anyone is welcome, it's impossible
to design a park where all parties will have the same amount
of fun. You're going to run into a lot of conflicts and
finger pointing, so get ready for it.
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mike
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Apr 9, 2002, 4:43 PM
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as bane put it. nice of you to mention that andrew, because i think that
song you're aluding to "Can We Start Again" sums up the
whole thing nicely:
"can we start again?
go
back to what it meant back then.
open minds and open
hearts
the things that set us apart."
what i'm
trying to point out here is the reason people are pissed at
you andrew is because we've got these OPEN MINDS and this is
the thing that sets us apart from you and the rest of the
lobotomized middle class.
dig?
(oh, and
speaking of this message board)
"the same mindless
cliques
the same high school shit"
can we
please stop bickering now?
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Andrew
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Apr 9, 2002, 5:33 PM
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Mike That's why I used it as an example. I got off on the wrong
foot here, and now I want to bail out :)If that's alright
with every one...
Vince, you guys have a BIG park.
I was watching the web cams for it once, really nice. And
your right about all the things you mentioned... And the
city will not let this park get run down because of its
location in Victoria Park.
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Jordan
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Apr 9, 2002, 6:07 PM
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.moneen. .Moneen. is tommorow night.... alot of people have been
waiting patiently for soooo long one being me, wow, everyone
that missed the last show should come if you support the
making of good music ... even if you don't like them you
almost have to have respect for thier musical ability ...and
if you where at the last show noone has to tell you how good
they are mmmmmm.
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pineau
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Apr 9, 2002, 10:50 PM
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moneen So the doors open at 6?
but what time does the music
start?
and what is the order of the
bands?
anyone?
not that i care, but when i
ran my peibands site, i got bitched at for not having
enought "underground" music on my site.
but with thise
site, it seems to be the opposite, it is all
underground.
I meant, not that papa shine should be on
the front page or anything and not that there is no
"mainstream" bands on here.
i just noticed, thought it
was kinda funny.
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scott
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Apr 9, 2002, 11:24 PM
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No Subject I'm currently booking a tour for Darryls Grocery Bag who are
a melodic post punk band from Olds Alberta. They are out on
tour in support of their album "A Simple Idea" This tour is
one last finial push to finish up about 8 months of touring
(mostly on the west coast of the states) They are currently
in the middle of a 3 month tour of Canada and I wanted to
know if you might be able to set up a show for them. I had
a show for them at the Arts Guild but aparently got taken
over for 2 months or something and their show got canceled.
So I was wondering if you might be able to throw somthing
together for Monday April 22nd If you wanna hear them you
can listen to mp3's linked off their website at
www.darrylsgrocerybag.com you can help out in any way please
get back to me as soon as possible . The show could be at
a bar or all ages, in a house or a hall anything would be
great. You can reach me by email or by phone (250-479-9727).
Thanx for your time and I hope to hear from you soon.
Thanx.
-Scott
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windomearle
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Apr 10, 2002, 12:58 AM
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moneen and underground what time are moneen expected to play
specifically???
in regards to this site having too
much underground, i think it's fair to say that enough
opportunity is given for all aspects of the scene to be
covered (check the list of admins), the underground happens
to dominate since that is where people are most active and
supportive.
also, there are way more listings for
bar shows on the event section than all-ages ones. if by a
lack of underground coverage you mean cover bands, and top
40 music, you're not likely to find much coverage here
because bands that make original music are much more
interesting than cover bands, and quite frankly there are no
top 40 bands per say coming to pei.
i do consider
bands like the rude mechanicals, port citizen, and nathan
wiley to be slightly above the classification of underground
music, and they all get as much coverage here as some of the
more obscure bands.
what do all y'all in
guestbookland think? what does underground mean? and does
this site need improvement?
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pineau
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Apr 10, 2002, 1:23 AM
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yeah.... I wasn't complaining, don't get me wrong.
i love indie
music.
it is the best kind of music.
just my
old site, the only bands i had we flush, port citizen and a
few others, cause i never really got it off the
ground.
and people complained i had no indie
content.
now this site is nothing but indie, punk type
music.
none of the "bar bands" get the repersantation in
the guestbook that "bar" bands do.
not a big
deal.
i just thought it was funny.
it is like the
complete opposite, that is all.
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Apr 10, 2002, 1:34 PM
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No Subject When will peilocal.com swag be available? Stickers? Tees?
Hoodies?
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Matt
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Apr 10, 2002, 4:49 PM
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Underground "Officer Friendly's little boy's got a mohawk,
He knows
just where we're coming from.
It's industrial, work it
underground.
Get down, get down, get down!"
-- Ben
Folds Five, 'Underground'
Let's not get lost in the
semantics. All the bands represented on this site, or on any
other such site, big or small, have their own part to play
in the grand scheme of things. Sure, we have to label what
we do to some extent, but in the end, the only thing any of
us want to do when we're on stage is rock someone's cock
off.
Astute observation though Pineau. Nice
work.
Matt McQuaid
"Putting the 'antics' in
semantics since 1977."
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joe
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Apr 11, 2002, 12:28 AM
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darryl's grocery bag someone should really hook 'em up. i am doing so in sydney
and they are super nice guys so far to deal with, and their
cd rocks. kinda ten foot pole-ish but different. really good
stuff...
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mike t
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Apr 11, 2002, 2:33 AM
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moneen show was amazing... I want to thank you greg for letting us play
pretty much last minute, really appreciate it dude...
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heather
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Apr 11, 2002, 4:07 AM
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kick ass show my subject said it all.
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jane
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Apr 11, 2002, 12:07 PM
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what a show Last night was unreal! Moneen's set was the most fun i've
ever had on a wednesday, in the history of wednesdays. And
1.21 played the best I'd ever heard them, it was like they
actually meant it, oh and dreams among stars! stellar as
usual! Oh the fun! Thanks awesomefest organizers, you rock
my world.
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jessi
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Apr 11, 2002, 1:20 PM
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kinda pissed me off i was really disapointed to see how many people left right
after moneen, i mean i know that is what they came for, but
you should show a little respect for the other great bands
who were playing. also someone mentionned that all that was
left after moneen was the regulars...oh well just
disapointed thats all...great show anyway, best ive been
too
Jessi
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jessi
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Apr 11, 2002, 1:22 PM
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No Subject i guess it just shows who the people are who have the most
respect for local bands
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Greg
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Apr 11, 2002, 2:10 PM
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.Moneen. man i mini disced the moneen set... i have the 23 minute
version of passing america/rather be dead.. man... i love
you awesomefest
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ryan
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Apr 11, 2002, 2:28 PM
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great show Man, Moneen is amazing. they blew everyone away. Also, all
the other bands played really well. Later Daze, onepoint21,
TLB, and Dreams among stars represented us pretty damn well.
please god let them come back again..
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jane
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Apr 11, 2002, 3:42 PM
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re: jessi i was a little hurt that you think people who left after
Moneen have no respect for local bands. I love the casette
and tastes like burning,i was really sorry i had to miss
them, but it was a wednesday, my mom made me come home and
go to bed. Geez I'm a nerd, but it's true.
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Mb
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Apr 11, 2002, 4:11 PM
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people leaving I thought moneen played in the middle because it was
expected that people would have to leave because it was a
week night....
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craig
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Apr 11, 2002, 4:19 PM
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moneen show I stuck around for the bands after moneen. Tastes Like
Burning made quite an impression on moneen especailly the
ending with the dog pile. The last band of the night really
stunk it up though. I think they were the guys from
Fredericton. There was only about 15 people at that point
but don't worry you didn't miss anything. Case in point.
They said they wrote a song about Bass fishing. Yes bass
fishing, I shit you not. Awesome show. Jason Dow almost
shit bricks when he saw the singer from moneen start
climbing the speakers. (Jason Dow is the owner or the guy in
charge at least of frequency). I didn't think moneen could
top their first show but they did.
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xdavex
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Apr 11, 2002, 7:56 PM
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last nites show damn
what an incredible way to end awesomefest, an
amazing show, moneen were realy good and i guess im a loser
cos i hadnt heard them before, and then my favorites tlb,
they played one of the best sets ive ever seen, moshalicious
i even got sucked into the dogpile, then dionisus, yep, not
many people, in my opinion not much worth staying for, the
casette. would have blown this show off the scale,
more crazy props to greg and mike
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Andre Uyterlinde
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Apr 11, 2002, 8:18 PM
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Fucking yes!!! FUCKING YEAH!!! Last nite's show kicked the most ass shit
damn ever!! FUCK YEAH!!! I thought the last band that no one
stayed for kicked ass man!! They played fucking "where is my
mind??" I wanted to get their CD but I didn't have any cash.
If anybody has one, I want one I'll pay money! Yes!
Everyband kicked ass! The singer from moneen spit water
right in my face!!! Goddamn! Such fun.
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Andrew
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Apr 11, 2002, 8:38 PM
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Yeah, rock! Yeah I had a fun time out side for 10 minutes before every
one went it. Fucking shit ass damn man.
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rosie
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Apr 11, 2002, 11:28 PM
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awesomefest II Just writing to say, awesome turn out at Frequency last
night! The show kicked ass. I have lots of pix! just waiting
for them to get back! I also have pix from the 80's metal
show at the barn last weekend! Just have to get to a
scanner!
Hope to see you all out again!
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appearing
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Apr 12, 2002, 7:32 AM
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TONITE one nite only!!!!!!!!
THE ROCK N' ROLL PARTY MACHINE
Friday, Apr.
12
baba's lounge
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appearing
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Apr 12, 2002, 7:33 AM
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TONITE one nite only!!!!!!!!
THE ROCK N' ROLL PARTY MACHINE
Friday, Apr.
12
baba's lounge
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Apr 12, 2002, 7:34 AM
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No Subject one nite only!!!!!!!!
THE ROCK N' ROLL PARTY MACHINE
Friday, Apr.
12
baba's lounge
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 12, 2002, 9:02 AM
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there's no place like somewhere i wish i was in pei this weekend at bubba's. who wants to
take me to bubba's. is there anyone? drink from the boot,
become a celebrity.
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Neil
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Apr 12, 2002, 12:24 PM
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moneen in hfx I think we had the best worst show ever at the marquee last
night.
im short on time, but lets just say that by
the end of the set, kenny was down to his underwear,
stretched out between two speakers rockin out 80s metal
style while his broken guitar strap was wrapped around his
neck in some amazing way. (this is after he fooled the crowd
that his guitar was completely broken, and they'd have to
end the show)
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albert
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Apr 13, 2002, 1:40 AM
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Windom Earle Stephan,
I am comming over with Slowcoaster tomorrow
for the show. Keep me company and be my dancing buddy. Jonah
are you interested in going?
communicate.
a.
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vince
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Apr 13, 2002, 3:04 AM
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*bling bling* So is there a hip-hop scene in ch'town anymore? I know that
there was a group or two back in the day, but is anyone
still down with the wax?
FWP?
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pineau
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Apr 13, 2002, 5:25 AM
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hip hop I know a few people that are "spinning" records
lots.
don't know if this qualifies as hip hop.
but
it is electronic music.
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jonah
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Apr 13, 2002, 10:03 AM
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pictures picture pictures
hey, here's a shout out to anyone who has good
pics from awesomefest (or scene pics in general) but who
isn't an admin.. we're totally still looking for shit from
people, and i'm always seeing people taking pictures at
shows i don't know, so if they want to contribute shit to
the site, get in touch with one of the admins (hey, i'm an
admin, sweet) and we'll hook it up.
zah.
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Georg
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Apr 13, 2002, 10:26 AM
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hi from austria hi to all music-lovers around the world from austria and
www.race.at
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windom earle
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Apr 13, 2002, 10:51 AM
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dancing i'm up for dancing at slowcoaster, albert. i missed the rock
ranger show because of late assingnments :(
my
favourite dj in charlottetown was the atari poster boy.
s.k.i.l.l.z.
tech tai, eric b, etc. are around
somewhere. but ever since platinum thugs closed down, the
thug scene in charlottetown has kind of become
invisible.
vert de frace was hella good. but he's
dead. R.I.P.
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Neil
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Apr 13, 2002, 1:33 PM
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Hip-hop We'll i'm still doing my thing, I should have a cd out there
by the end of the summer. Right now I'm doomed to computer
production, but I should have my 1200s soon.
I see
Eric a lot, Tommy moved back to Summerside, Squeege is still
making his stuff, Kyle is supposedly getting to be a really
good mc. Tyler on the other hand, I haven't seen in like 10
months. Aparently he's just making beats all day long and
smoking.
In terms of shows, I'm moving back at the
start of may. I've got a show almost set up. The line-up as
of right now is Pip Skid, Skratch Bastard & maybe Recyclone
& the goods. Ryan Vessey & Greg Flemming's new project may
play also.
If things go well, I'll probably put on some
more.
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vince
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Apr 13, 2002, 1:47 PM
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Skateboard park site near Memorial Field (taken from todays guardian)
Charlottetown city
council passed a resolution Thursday night that will see the
long-awaited skateboarders park constructed behind Memorial
Field at Victoria Park.
It will be located exactly 30
feet opposite the outfield fence at Memorial Park,
approximately 370 feet away from home plate.
Coun.
Terry Bernard, who sits on the city's recreation committee,
said tenders will be called almost immediately on the
$25,000 project which is expected to be ready for
skateboarders this summer.
"We have a site that
everybody can be happy with and that will work out for the
skateboarders,'' Bernard said Friday. "I think all
councillors are convinced that is the site for it.''
The skateboard park will be an outdoor facility with a
cement pad enclosed by a six-foot-high chain-link fence and,
because there will be equipment inside the fence, the park
will be closed and locked every night.
Bernard said
the final two locations were identified as Memorial Field
(identified as site B) and City Diamond (site A).
"That particular site behind City Diamond was close to the
seniors (home) and close to the street. The population (near
site B) was quite a bit less than it was with site A plus
the tree barrier there was quite a bit thicker.
"We
felt the trees would act as a good sound barrier plus the
residents that didn't want to see it wouldn't see it all
summer long because the greenery would hide it.''
Bernard said the skateboard park will be far enough away
from home plate that kids need not worry about getting hit
with fly balls.
Deputy Mayor Clifford Lee said
picking a location was difficult.
"I don't think it's
going to be the nightmare that everyone thinks it's going to
be,'' Lee said. "I think the unfortunate part of that whole
debate is that the skateboarders were getting a bad rap.
There was an image being painted that if you're into the
sport of skateboarding that you were a troubled youth.
"I know some of these skateboarders and nothing could be
further from the truth. They are great kids and it is high
time they had a home.''
However, Lee said it is time
to put the brakes on developing Victoria Park.
"I
strongly believe, and I have already asked council to
consider imposing a moratorium on any further development or
land use changes in the Victoria Park because I do think we
have to have a real good, long-term look at what we want the
park to be,'' said Lee, adding that the city's recreation
department needs to develop a park plan as opposed to simply
a recreation plan.
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Andrew
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Apr 13, 2002, 2:02 PM
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Good, and about time. Nice location, and good idea about fencing it in too.
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mike fuckin' lecky
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Apr 13, 2002, 2:15 PM
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moneen and mother fuckers. children of the island!
i speak to you now from a
far away land known as halifax. i have come bringing a
message of thanks.
thanks for making awesomefest
good. awesome even.
thanks to the plan, the
huxtables, av, and moneen for being sweet kids.
thanks to the local bands, too. someday we'll
start paying local bands. someday.
also, YOU
should be thankful. i have seen moneen the past three days
(along with an elite squad of sXe ninjas) and i must say
that the PEI show was by far the best of the three.
possibly one of the best moneen shows i've seen, and i've
seen a few.
which reminds me. moneen. brampton,
ON. next week. i'll be there.
in the next 2
weeks i'll also be seeing:
mach tiver
femme
fatale
american nightmare
poison the
well
and a couple of others. i'll be sure to let
you know how much fun i'm having that you're
not.
love.
mike
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matt p
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Apr 13, 2002, 6:13 PM
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mike fuckin lecky mike fuckin lecky if you get this message visit the chubucto
kids,while you are still in halifax
long time no see. im
sorry to those whom have nothing to do with this.
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rosie
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Apr 13, 2002, 7:15 PM
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pix Hey you are wondering about pix! I have some from the 80's
metal show at the barn and the show at frequency (still have
to get those developped!)
You guys are welcome to post
them if you want, I just have to get them to a
scanner!
Anyone looking for pics..(even the bands), I
have hundreds! All of Flush, Port Citizen, Eyes, Lending
Jane, Ripping Hammer, Buckettruck, SplitLip(some of me too),
the list goes on! I'd like to get them on the web! Actually
a lot are already, but hey...
And those of you who would
like some pix skating drop me a line and I'll make it out to
the park!
cya on the flip side
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craig
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Apr 13, 2002, 9:30 PM
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Custom Creations website Does anybody know the web address for custom creations? You
know, the tattoo and piercing place on Kent street.
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mike t
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Apr 14, 2002, 3:39 AM
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Custom Creations it's supposed to be www.customcreationstattoos.com
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Megan
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Apr 14, 2002, 3:09 PM
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.. Hey guys if anyone is looking for a roomate for the summer
I'm looking for a place. xo.
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craig
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Apr 14, 2002, 6:14 PM
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Choke I just read that Choke will be playing at the Boys and Girls
club on May 22. I have heard a few things about this band
but I haven't heard any music. What are they like? I just
read the article in exclaim but does anyone recommend
listening to them?
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 14, 2002, 6:57 PM
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hey megan hey megan, are you cute. i'm sorta lookin for a hot chick
to live with. maybe we can work somthin sweetheart.
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Andrew
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Apr 14, 2002, 7:25 PM
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Craig Maybe try looking for an MP3 or two of them. I'm sure there
are some around. I heard they are good, so every one should
go. preteam presents y0.
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Andrew
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Apr 14, 2002, 7:57 PM
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Choke Goto www.smallmanrecords.com you can listen to 3 choke songs
there.
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harry
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Apr 14, 2002, 8:22 PM
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choke choke are unbelievably good technical punk.
must be
seen to be believed
they have a website at
www.chokeonline.com
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Nick
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Apr 14, 2002, 9:02 PM
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kick ass site HEY ! awsome site up in here, totaly dig all the cool
picturs and such , just tellin evryone about the SHOW on SAT
APR.20 at THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB, in CHARLOTTOWN , its
gonna rock hard.. hope to see al of you there ! PEACE
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Neil
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Apr 14, 2002, 10:11 PM
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Hockey Fuckez Don't talk to my girlfriend like that.
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Andrew
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Apr 15, 2002, 1:04 AM
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heh Violent pacification...
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 15, 2002, 8:46 AM
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huh? like what loverboy? i don't hear her sayin anything.
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jonah.
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Apr 15, 2002, 8:52 AM
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craig.
dude, don't go to custom creations. bad news.
bad people, rather.
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Neil
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Apr 15, 2002, 11:37 AM
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.. yeah well she did.
'i'm sorta lookin for a hot
chick to live with. maybe we can work somthin
sweetheart.'
I don't even think i have to say why
that was bad.
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harry
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Apr 15, 2002, 11:38 AM
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yo any web design gurus in here who know a lot of xsl?
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Megan
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Apr 15, 2002, 12:32 PM
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hmm yeah yeah...i really am not interested HF. I beleive that Neil
was acurate in what he was saying.
If anyone who knows
me or knows someone that has somewhere cheap i can live for
the summer that would be great. preferably not with scary
boys with "hockey" in their title. xo.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 15, 2002, 3:17 PM
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bad guy? scary eh? you have no idea. neil, quit bein such a bitch.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 15, 2002, 3:45 PM
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joke time!! **how many neils does it take to screw in a
lightbulb?**
**100. one to screw it in, and the
other 99 to sit around and cry about it.**
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Billy
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Apr 15, 2002, 4:44 PM
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tottooooos Hey Craig...if you are getting ink done I would go to
Eternal Dragon which is situated by the boys and girls club.
My friends and I all have ink from Mike and Trevor and they
are super in every way...super clean, friendly and they do
some of the best work I have seen in a
while.
L8R
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Billy
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Apr 15, 2002, 4:46 PM
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re: tattoooos ooops it may be called emerald dragon
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Megan
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Apr 15, 2002, 6:12 PM
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right this conversation is over. it is in no way productive.
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craig
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Apr 15, 2002, 6:19 PM
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Custom Creations The reason I asked for the custom creation website was
because I got my lip pierced there and I think it may be
infected now.
If it is infected, is there any way to
heal it. I have been trying polysporin, peroxide,
listerine, nothing has worked.
Any advice?
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vince
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Apr 15, 2002, 6:48 PM
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re: lip Just trim it off. Not the whole lip, but on the part that's
infected.
It'll grow back, don't worry.
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traci
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Apr 15, 2002, 7:31 PM
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lip + craig soak it in sea salt. you can get it at natures harvest. its
real cheap. soak it for like 30 minutes a day. just put some
in a cup with water. (shot glasses are good) and hold it up
to the lip. saoking it. then rinse the mouth out with water.
the polysproin is good for healing it. but it will clog it
and not let it breathe. so i find the sea salt works good.
:)
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craig
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Apr 15, 2002, 7:46 PM
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Advice Thanks for the advice
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Andrew
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Apr 15, 2002, 8:30 PM
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If all fails... See a physician.
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Robert Smith
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Apr 15, 2002, 11:18 PM
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Hats Hey, does anyone here wear a blue "Nirvana" Tuque? I don't
know how to spell it, one of those winter hats! You know?
(Too-K)
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windomearle
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Apr 16, 2002, 1:16 AM
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No Subject i love the cure.
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craig
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Apr 16, 2002, 8:07 AM
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nirvana toques I know I guy who wears a blue nirvana toque. In fact, he is
the same guy who appears on the back cover of the current
Cadre (UPEI student newspaper).
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ronald jeriamia
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Apr 16, 2002, 9:25 AM
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tongue piercing ok, tongue rings are supposed to make girls give better head
right? well, i gotta say that i don't really think it does.
i've now had enough blow jobs from girls with tongue rings
to say that it really makes little or no difference. in
fact, i find the chicks with em are tryin so hard to use the
damn thing, they end up givin shitty head. maybe i'm wrong,
and that's not why girls get em. but i'm pretty sure that's
the original reason for them. anyway, they dont' work.
however, like chris rock said, if she has a tongue ring,
she'll prolly suck your dick. does anyone agree?disagree?
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Chick
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:06 AM
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Ronald Jeriamia& tounge rings Thats really rude. Some girls who are not whores do
get
tounge rings. Some like the way they look..just like
some people
like belly rings or nose rings. I pitty any
girl who has
gotten with you after your writing that.
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mike
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:22 AM
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big lanky ha. brad wears a nirvana toque? that's beautiful.
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adam
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:31 AM
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josh...shows? So when are you putting on your next show josh...cause that
band i was talking about earlier is willing to play if thats
cool with you...they have some good tunes...just email me or
something...cool man, thanks
peace
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mike
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:34 AM
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barg! for those of you that care, i narrowly missed seeing
inflames last night. yeah, that's right, ex-at the gates,
mother fuckers. diz-amn.
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ron j.
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:37 AM
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dear chick i don't really think my comments were rude. do you have a
tongue ring? are you callin girls who smoke the rope whores?
i mean come on. you don't perform felatio? i was askin a
question. i knew some prude would post on here and diss me.
i pity the next guy that hooks up with you and is subject to
the stop,no, and don't. shit.
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Chick
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Apr 16, 2002, 12:42 PM
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Dear Ron J No I don't have a tounge ring...and I'm not a purde
but
by saying any girl with a tounge ring is going to
blow
you is not quiet right. And at least I don't get
on the
internet and trash the guys I've been with or
there
sexual abilities. People can probably figure out
who they
are since you left your name. Therefore its
rude
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jonah.
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Apr 16, 2002, 1:17 PM
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oh for crying out loud.
clearly it's ridiculous and incredibly phallocentric to
assume that the reason girls get tongue rings is to give
better head. don't be such an idiot. do you automatically
assume that guys who get tongue rings are
gay?
there's clearly nothing wrong with oral
sex, but i do find the assumption that the reason why girls
get their tongue pierced is to pleasure guys pretty
offensive.
and chauvinistic.
and heterosexist.
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jonah.
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Apr 16, 2002, 1:19 PM
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in flames.
i don't know, dude. in flames are actually pretty
shitty.
and they toured with earth crisis. that's
not very posi.
speaking of which, i'm
just going to take this moment to declare a wholesale
personal condemnation of tony victory and any band on
victory records. to hell with them.
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craig
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Apr 16, 2002, 1:30 PM
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Tongue rings On the subject of tongue rings, I wonder how that effects
rim jobs.
That was a joke. A bad one, but a joke
none the less.
(it can go for men or women too)
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Chick
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Apr 16, 2002, 1:54 PM
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Thanks that was great, I'm glad to see some people have an open
mind...thanks Jonah...by the way,
I think your a very
moving singer. I've seen your band play
only a couple of
times but your really get into your
music.
And i'm not quiet shure how a tounge ring would
affect rim jobs,
you may have to look up that one up on
your own.
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heather
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Apr 16, 2002, 2:41 PM
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tongue piercings i must b a really big whore...since i have venoms!
hahah
I wish i could think of something more witty,
or intellegent. but i can't. so i'll end here.
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ron j.
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Apr 16, 2002, 3:23 PM
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quiet riot first off quite is spelled quite not quiet. second, if you
think this is my real name your just silly. didn't you
notice that my name is very similiar to ron jeremy. the most
famous male porn star, so really, i don't think anyone's at
risk of being exposed. also, just because there's a bunch of
trendy dorks getting tongue rings to be cool doesn't mean
they're not for what they're for. and anyway, i said that's
what chris rock said. he also said if a guy had a tongue
ring, he'd prolly suck your dick too. however, i don't
believe that to be true. i would however put my money down
that guys that have tongue rings have them to assist in
performing certain duties. hey jonah, i think that *chick*
might wanna give you a lesson in felatio hey. apparently you
really move her. and why is it that you're always ragging on
people for not being politically correct. you know as well
as i do it's bullshit. why can't someone come out and ask a
question bluntly. what the fuck is heterosexist?? does that
mean i should've stated that chicks get tongue rings EITHER
for suckin dick of lickin carpet? man alive. heather is
funny. you dirty little tramp you.
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*Chick*
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Apr 16, 2002, 3:46 PM
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Clam down there Mr. Pron star "they're not for what they're for"...and your making
fun
of me for my grammer. I didn't respond to start a
fight,
but you DID ask for people opinion. and no I
don't have the
hots for Jonah, it is possible to give
complements
without having tail as a main objective.
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praught
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Apr 16, 2002, 3:56 PM
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calendar can someone add to the calendar that lending jane are
playing with flush on friday the 19th please and
thanx.
who ever wants to should check out our
show on friday and drink the barn dry on saturday, if you're
not in to the bar seen check out that show at the boys and
girls club on saturday, it's going to be a good weekend I
hope to see lots of people out.
adam
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ron j.
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Apr 16, 2002, 3:58 PM
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ooops it is? my mistake. i wasn't really making fun of your
grammer either. well i was,just not mean spirited. it's just
when i read quiet, it reminded me of quiet riot, that old
shitty 80's band. then i wanted to write it down, so ya see,
i had to make fun of you or quiet riot just wouldn't have
made any sense. and i am gratefull for your responses.
really. if you met me, you'd like me. no really. i'm
actually i pretty nice guy. i just find great amusement in
hearing peoples views on stuff. in my heterosexist,
phallosomthin mind, tongue rings are for oral sex, and
they're not very good. in my experiance anyway. some were
ok. it's not that it was bad, just not better. so why talk
funny and crack your teeth for nothin. ya know. anyway, you
keep on suckin, i mean truckin ok.
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ron j
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Apr 16, 2002, 4:00 PM
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No Subject hahahahaha. i also just noticed that in your topic it said,
"clam down there" that is really funny chick. did you try to
do that?
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*Chick*
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Apr 16, 2002, 4:28 PM
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Peace then? My god...we agree on something. I also feel
that its not
really worth it to "talk funny
and crack your teeth for
nothing" thats why I don't have
one. I like the way
tounge rings look but I didn't
feel they were worth
killing my teeth over. And the
"Clam down there"
thing..I just noticed that too after
I posted it..but it
kinda fits i guess.
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jonah.
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Apr 16, 2002, 5:04 PM
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define "political correctness"
i'm not entirely sure what people mean when
they use the term "politically correct," so i'm not going to
comment on that directly.
however, the reason
i rag on people is because people are getting hurt because
of what we say and do without thinking. whether it's buying
things from certain companies, making assumptions about
someone's sexuality, gender, or purpose in life, supporting
certain government policies, all of these have pretty
serious impacts on peoples' lives, impacts that we are
trained not to see, not to think about.
but i
believe we need to think about these things because i don't
think we privileged kids be profiting from others' misery
without giving it a second thought.
or was i
just being really PC right there? is giving a shit about
other people who are margnialized by the system we support
what you mean by PC? because if so i have no apologies for
it, and thank you, it's not bullshit.
i have
no problem with asking a question bluntly, but i do have a
problem with making assumptions about people before even
asking the question.
if you had said, "hey, why do
people (all people, not just girls) get tongue rings, is it
for giving head? cos that's what i figured (or that's what
chris rock told me)." then i wouldn't have had a problem,
but because you were making very particular assumptions
about women and their sexuality, it rubbed me the wrong
way.
and about being heterosexist..yeah, maybe you
should have thought about the fact that a lot of girls with
tongue piercings probably didn't think two shits about
sucking dick when they got them, or hell...if you wanted to
be completely reasonable, maybe you should have thought
about the fact that all sorts of people get tongue piercings
for all sorts of reasons that have nothing to do with oral
sex, which really i'd assume anyone with half a brain could
figure out if they thought about it for two seconds. or
anyone with any piercings would probably know already.
the point was, you didn't ask a question. you made
a statement, a statement which on top of being inaccurate,
was presumptuous and insensitive.
yo?
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jonah.
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Apr 16, 2002, 5:06 PM
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chick.
oh, and thanks, i'm glad someone is getting something
(other than irritation) out of what we're doing.
it means a lot to me...and makes dealing with
people who seem to get really offended by having their
beliefs questioned a lot more worthwhile.
thanks.
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Haps
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Apr 16, 2002, 5:55 PM
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political correctness I think (like anything) PC can go to extremes unnecessarily,
but I agree there's nothing wrong with essentially not
insulting or offending people. I think there's some people
who are afraid to call people anything because they're
afraid it will offend them and there are some people who are
so anti-PC that they deliberately attempt to hurt others...
Remember, all things in moderation. :)
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Andrew
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Apr 16, 2002, 5:56 PM
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RDs Is the Riot Diaries only for this Saturday? Will there be
any plans to run it again some time after Saturday? I really
want to catch it but I got plans for the weekend....a date
with a bottle. Seriously, is this the last time we will have
a chance to see the RDs? If so I might have to change some
plans...
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Josh
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Apr 16, 2002, 6:02 PM
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No Subject Everyone should come out to the show this Saturday at the
Boys and Girls club featuring "When All's Been Said" from
halifax, it could possibly rock hard and on Monday night
"Darrly's Grocery Bag" from Olds Alberta will be at the Boys
and Girls club for only 3$ its a super deal. These guys kick
some ass. Also Choke from Alberta is coming May 22nd but
i'll start some "real" publicity for that after this
weekend. I should be posting this as news but i can't
remeber the the site to acheive that.
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TastesLikeShit
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Apr 16, 2002, 7:07 PM
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concerning tongue rings Jonah,
Am I to understand that as a male, our friend
Ron Jeremy cannot pose questions inquiring into the female
psyche? But must limit his comments to generic people
statements? Perhaps Ron J. wanted to get some insight from
women on the board, and now you've stuck your dick in and
messed things up.
p.s. If I'd know it was going to
be this kind of party...
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TLS
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Apr 16, 2002, 7:12 PM
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Definition for All politically correct
adj. Abbr. PC
1. Of, relating
to, or supporting broad social, political, and educational
change, especially to redress historical injustices in
matters such as race, class, gender, and sexual orientation.
2. Being or perceived as being overconcerned with such
change, often to the exclusion of other matters.
dictionary.com
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craig
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:16 PM
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Silk Screening I was just on the www.indymedia.org site and while I was
checking out the maritme section I came accross an article
that talks about a group of people who are going from
community to community showing people how to silkscreen
their own shirts, hoodies, and posters. It says if you are
interested to contact them. Some people on here might be
interested so here is the
address:
http://maritimes.indymedia.org/front.php3?artic
le_id=1324&group=webcast
A simpler way would be to
go to www.indymedia.org and just click on the maritme
section. then on the right hand side you will see the
section that talks about silk screening
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mike
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Apr 16, 2002, 10:40 PM
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toronto 29 degrees today, motherfuckers.
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harry
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Apr 17, 2002, 12:20 AM
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hehe ... i'd stick my dick in the mashed potatoes!
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christina.
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Apr 17, 2002, 1:01 AM
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Some insight from a woman on the board. First off, what's with people not signing their names? I
mean, if "Ron J" or "Tastes Like Shit" really think that
what they are saying adds to this messageboard, and are
pertinent comments, why are they cowering under these cheesy
pseudonyms? I mean, honestly.
I stopped checking
this messageboard last week or so because I didn't have time
to respond to all of the comments I wanted to, but it was
recently brought to my attention that I should go check the
messageboard and read what people are writing. Maybe it's
because of who I'm friends with, maybe it's because of what
I study in school, but I totally can NOT understand the
logic behind that first tongue ring post. TOTALLY blew me
away. I mean, it didn't even make sense to me!
I
just can't get over that someone actually thought that most
women get tongue rings to please their male partners. And to think that it was
the original source for tongue piercings, completely for
male genital gratification. Like, half a dozen heterosexual
women were just sitting around thinking "Hmm...how could I
give better oral sex to my partner?" and came up with the
tongue ring. ARGH!
Like, even to IMAGINE that the
reason I got my septum pierced was to sexually please a male
partner blows me away (no pun intended). There are so many
different reaons people get pierced. I'm glad you posted
that post on this messageboard, and not on say, a piercing
sites (www.bmezine.com) messageboard, cos man, I'm pretty
sure the server would collapse with the amount of replies to
your comment.
And maybe they don't "work" for you,
but maybe they do for some people. And just the fact that
you completely dismissed the fact that the women you were
with were trying to pleasure you so much (even though it
didn't work) also shows that you're kind of selfish. Did you
tell the individuals with tongue rings that you didn't like
the way it felt? Did you let them know other ways that they
could pleasure you? Did you take time to make sure your
partner was satisfied and happy?
The Chris Rock
comment I don't even want to start talking about, because it
makes me nauseous, and it's judgemental people like him and
yourself that make women too afraid and ashamed and
embarassed to report sexual assault and sexual harassment.
No one is ever, EVER "asking for it", and because
someone has a tongue ring definitely doesn't mean you should
assume they would 'suck your dick'.
And to
the comment regarding 'Ron Jeremy' posing questions
inquiring about the female psyche, I really don't understand
where you came up with that one. I mean, really: "i find the
chicks with em are tryin so hard to use the damn thing, they
end up givin shitty head" and "if she has a tongue ring,
she'll prolly suck your dick"? How is that inquiring to the
soul or mind of a women? And do all women feel the same? Do
you mean everyone identifying as female? People with
vaginas? What?
I really respect a couple of people
on this board, and I hope that people continue to THINK
before they post some things, because comments that you
might not consider rude ["i don't really think my comments
were rude."] may be offensive and hurtful to others, myself
included. I submitted the peilocals.com website to the
punkottawa.com website the other day, but now I don't know
if I should have because I don't want Ottawa kids reading
this messageboard and getting bad impressions of pei kids.
It's 11:43pm, and 24 degrees. It was 28
all day today, and I skateboarded to school and wiped out
bad on my shoulder, shredding it to hell, and now my
wrist/right arm is fucked (allscrapedup back in action for
the summer). Grrr! Hopefully this post was kind of
comprehensive. Hopefully I wasn't too mean. If I was, I
apologize! I got upset and therefore this post was maybe too
emotional. I'm really really sweaty and gross though, so I'm
out.
<3 christina xo.
i love the cure also.
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just a frequent reader
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Apr 17, 2002, 1:37 AM
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is this site not about music??? I live in ch'town and got to some local shows. I read
this site alot and i'm getting sick of reading peoples rants
that have "nothing" to do with music (wheather it be local
or not) and the PEI scene. I don't think many people that
read this site or it maybe it's just me really, cares if a
pierced tounge gives better head or not. How about instead
of talking about piercings in that sense why not give the
tattoo and piercings places props for doing a good job or
something all those lines.
I thought it was about the
local music and local shows. Why can't we have discussions
about music and the shows i'm sure alot more people would
enjoy that. I've heard that some local bands are recording
and hopfully putting cd's out in the near future. Why can't
we talk about that. How about even talking about the shows
along the side bar to the right that are coming up.
I
have a suggestion to who ever it may concern why don't you
set up a message board where people can rant about none
peilocal stuff and then leave the guest book for those of us
who want to write about the bands and shows that we
like.
That was my 2 cents wheather you care or
not.
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pineau
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Apr 17, 2002, 3:48 AM
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yeah well.... i happen to agree with the last person, there isn't much
music talk on here....but...there is only so much you can
say about how much you like or dislike a band.
and if
you look in the top corner it says, "peilocals, the very
best in underground culture"
NOT underground
music.
i think a lot of the discussions and bashing
on here are very high schoolish, but what are ya gonna do,
it will always be like that no matter where you go.
it
is a flaw with humans.
we suck.
i think there
should be a message board setup, that has
categories.
that would be optimum i
believe.
but i don't count, so nevermind.
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Haps
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Apr 17, 2002, 4:02 AM
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After all it does say at the top "to exchange ideas and discuss music,
skateboarding or whatever".. i think anything fits into
whatever. :) (and there's no reason why people can't and they do post about music...
although i think having separate forums would be a great
addition to the site too... (but we're lucky to have
anything)
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Andrew
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Apr 17, 2002, 8:55 AM
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The State of Locals You can only have big discussions on music for so long, then
it just goes to talking about it when something new happens,
actually the same goes for everything in PEIs underground
culture scene.
I think this message board was
setup for people to chat about anything really, and the news
forum on the front page is for actually informative
information on whats happening in the local
scene.
I think PEI Locals is doing good, kinda
sucks how people are not using their real names, but that's
still cool nothing wrong with anonymity.
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ron j
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Apr 17, 2002, 9:18 AM
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hmmmm christina, i would like to say that you are very well spoken
indeed, and your emotion didn't seem to taint your post very
much. congrats, you win best response. however, you were
sadly mistaken. tongue rings are for oral sex. if you don't
believe me, rent the video "pulp fiction". as we are all
children of the t.v. generation, where else are we to look
for guidance be it not the television? fast forward to the
section where vincent vega(john travolta) is at his drug
dealers house buying some heroin. the dealers wife is all
pierced to shit. vega asks,"what's the one in your tongue
for?" the chick responds,"helps felatio!" so ya see, that's
pretty cut and dry wouldn't ya say? i would also like to say
that i've been close friends with many girls from many
backgrounds over the years. some with tongue rings, some
without. it doesn't matter. when it comes to chicks
admitting stuff about suckin dick in the company of any
males, they simply, on a large scale are full of shit. for
some reason chicks always seem to be full of shit about
suckin dick. they'll never admit they like it, half of them
won't even admit they do it. so why, after all my past
experiance would i really believe anything a female has to
say about suckin dick when in the company of her peers?
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adam
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Apr 17, 2002, 9:21 AM
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whatever Hey...i just read all the crap on this guestbook that has
been posted latley (no offense but...why would you come to
this board and ask about women with tounge rings?) i mean,
this is a pei underground culture site...who is really going
to be caring abou this subject about the tounge rings...im
guessing its just some guy thats to scared to say anything
in his own name and he is just looking to piss people
off...i mean..lets get a subject that is more socialble on
here that everyone can mostly relate too...like music...that
would be nice...something to do with music thats not bad
mouthing someone every couple of posts...but thats my
opinion, this is a music site (mostly) isnt it?...jonah..ive
never seen you guys play before (ive heard you guys were
great) but what you say about all this stuff is very
respectable...you have great views...and well lets see if i
can start a music conversation here or something...ummm...i
dont know...i cant think of anything really...its too early
in the morning and im at school...so thinking is not my
bright spot right now :) haha...well anyways...i hope i
didnt offend anybody really in this post...its just my
opinion...thank you
peace out
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ron j
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Apr 17, 2002, 9:21 AM
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No Subject man, i'm still laughin at that "clam down there" that was
really funny. definately peace chick. although, of course
any and all responses are appreciated. some good writers on
the board.
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ron j
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Apr 17, 2002, 9:50 AM
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hey adam hey adam, it's a site about underground culture, not music.
if everyone was posting things like i loved the show, no i
hated it. it was great it sucked would get real boring, real
quick don't ya think. what's stoping people from talking
about music anyway? it's your choice to read a post or to
write back to one. so lick my balls bitch. oh is that
offensive. i dont care at all in the slightest not even a
little bit. as for the fake names? it's to protect the
privacy of the guilty you mama's boy. scared? of you? of
who? and it's not my fault if i piss people off. i can't
help but speak freely and uncensored. i show no respect to
any race religion or creed including my own. i'm like the
simpsons. so ya see, if i find it funny or amusing, i don't
let social taboos prevent me from saying somthing. if your
offended tough. everyone needs a little offending once in a
while. what about when you guys call me an idiot, and a
retard? what about that fuckers. did anyone on here go to
buba's last weekend to watch slow coaster and rock ranger.
those guys rock. do you guys know of the band camp kill
yourself? if not search for "cky" it'll be worth your while.
there.
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KJB
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:14 AM
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No Subject It's a goddman sin I can't find any Eyes For Telescopes MP3s
to listen to this morning. How's bout somnebody doing
something about that. MacLeod?
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Greg.
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:25 AM
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hey.. ron j. you can be censored... and you know if you keep
posting really inane responses to people trying to put out
there point of veiw.. you will...
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ron j
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:40 AM
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hi greg you can censor me. go right ahead censor me for my views. i
don't think i'm performing character assasination, or
claiming to be some person when i am not. i use a phony
bologna name but it's obviously phony. there may be some
trolling going on, but it's comin from both sides. are you
the big honcho here, or just holdin the conch right now?
whatever the case, you cant' really keep me off here if you
tried. from this computer maybe, but there are lots of
computers. your threats are of the idle persuasion big boy,
and they don't frighten me. you also make me sick that you
would rather have somthing censored than be subject to
hearing somthin you don't agree with. sieg hail. is that how
you say it? anyway, greg, i'm done for the day, my
fingertips are sore and i have an appointment for a tongue
piercing in half an hour. the band camp kill yourself has
just released a remastered copy of their first album. you'll
prolly have to order it from the states. maybe somewhere
like pro would have it actually. if you could see me greg,
you would see that i'm sticking my middle finger up in the
air and pointing it in your direction.
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windomearle
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:05 AM
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in the words of rodney king... can't we all just get along?
i know little about
the band camp kill yourself, but the videos of the same name
are fucked. i like when they do stupid stunts like getting
hit by cars. other "practical jokes" are kind of difficult
to stomach.
hey kent, the site's going to look
really pretty in a couple weeks. hold tight. in the
meantime, eyes for telescopes should be finished mixing
their brand new album this week. it comes out in june. wait
until you hear dan's harmonica solo on "honey."
in
regards to "i show no respect to any race religion or creed
including my own. i'm like the simpsons."
actually
the simpsons is satire. the writers portray stereotypes and
appear to disrespect various cultures. but you can't take
satire at face value. the show is a commentary on vices in
our society like racism, agism, sexism, and other isms. by
the very nature of a satire, it criticises the values it
pretends to uphold. think about homer simpson. is his
stupidity, bigotry, and gluttony really something the
writers of the show are endorsing?
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Chick
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:06 AM
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Your very amusing Mr. Pron Star Haha... Ronny J, I'm getting a kick out of how much you
enjoy making people mad enough to tell you off. Like 8
people have yelled at you (myself included) and your still
going...Christina even wrote you a story. I don't think you
even cared about the tounge ring thing...your just having a
ball fighting with people. Well I'm glad we made peace
anyways.
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harry
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:24 AM
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No Subject peilocals will be really *functional* in a few weeks
(probably more like a month, with the amount of shit i have
to code).
but will it actually look
nice?
YOU (sales pitch) can be in charge of
look/feel design of peilocals. qualifications
are:
*** must be a spiffy graphic designer
***
must stick to the basic guidelines that i specify (ie,
events on right, nav at the top, etc)
*** must be able
to code good html by hand
*** must be a css person. font
tags are NOT good enough :)
*** must know php, or be a
pretty fast learner.
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Greg.
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:32 AM
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haha... see i wasn't trying to censor you.. nor am i making any
apologies... you made a comment on how you can't be
censored... i suggested that, in fact you can.. and people
who pick fights... do get censored.... that's all...
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Andrew
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:52 AM
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wow wow, lots of activity this morning...
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jonah.
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Apr 17, 2002, 12:44 PM
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No Subject
"you were sadly mistaken. tongue rings are for
oral sex."
because pulp fiction told you so.
oh. my. god.
can you honestly
reall be that stupid, or are you just completely incapable
of forming new thoughts?
tongue rings are for
whatever the fuck people want them for. some people want to
use them to pleasure their partnerm some people like the
look, some people like how they feel FOR THEM, and some
people just like having shit stuck through them (and this by
no means is any exhaustive list).
but oh,
wait, someone in pulp fiction said that's what they were
for.
sorry.
i'm going to go give up
killing people and devote my life to god now.
oh, and hey, hypothetical question. what
about people who get tongue rings who don't, as a rule,
engage in oral sex? what do they have it for? because they
exist. hell, there are people who are entirely celibate who
have all sorts of tongue jewelry, are they just fooling
themselves?
oh, whatever.
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jonah.
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Apr 17, 2002, 12:54 PM
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another thing..
my email account disappeared. so for any of
you who have been trying to get in touch with me since
monday or tuesday and i haven't responded to, that's because
i can't. so please to direct future mail to
thecollapse@law.com until you here otherwise.
thank you.
oh, and
why don't people who complain there's not enough talk about
music on this messageboard actually post something for
discussion about music instead of just whining about it.
we're not stopping you. no one's stopping you. just people
seem more interested in talking about other things lately.
hey, i'll try starting...sometime at the end of
july, BURIED INSIDE, FORSTELLA FORD, and FEMME FATALE are
supposed to all be playing in halifax, and if all goes well,
they'll be coming over here around the same time. so people
should go listen to their music now so you realize how
fuckin exciting this is. these bands are all fucking wicked.
check out BURIED INSIDE at buriedinside.com under
"unspecified" (or at mp3.com), femme fatale at
acherecords.com and forstella ford i don't know where, but
when you find them, it will be good.
yo
yo.
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joe
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Apr 17, 2002, 12:56 PM
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No Subject i remember when the guestbook of shame was like this. people
get too wrapped up in stupid arguments on the net. it's the
net, not real life folks, people say shit on here they may
or may not believe in 'cause they can piss people off and
not get the boots taken to them for it. stop crying about it
and move on...
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christina.
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Apr 17, 2002, 1:44 PM
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PICNIC TODAY! 27 AGAIN! you're jealous. yo ron, i hope that you don't take everything you see on
television/movies as absolute truths! eek! have you ever
heard of the concept of critical thinking? it's where you
question things that you see and hear around you, and
evaluate them on how reliable and relevant they are to the
question you are trying to answer. asking a couple friends
and watching a movie shouldn't be what you form a conclusion
from. they can *maybe* add to the weight of evidence for
either side, but you really shouldn't just generalize what
you hear on tv to the population. that's a little scary,
guy.
assuming you are a guy.
read a
book.
hey, and people complaining about how this
board doesn't talk about music should maybe really start
talking about music. hey? hey.
i also really like
rites of spring. if you have one of those download mp3
things like napster, you should get "For want of" and
"Persistent Vision". do those things even exist anymore? and
hey, what do people thing of the whole napster/sharing music
thing?
so what do people think about popular
music? i know popular music has a totally subjective
definition, but hey, take it whatever way you want. what do
people think of the standardization and pseudo-individuation
(like, making music based on a general formula, and only
adding in superficial differences to distinguish one song
from another) that is most popular music? can one justify
enjoying a certain type of music purely for it's aesthetic
while disagreeing with the context in which it's formed
(say, liking britney spears songs but not supporting how her
music is mass produced and sold for profit)?
wow, i
sure do have 4 more exams left. ahhaaaa.
oh,
and if you really really love buried inside (like i do), i
would suggest making plans to go see them in halifax at the
end of july, because they might (probably) not make it to
pei. is what i hear. but yeah, should be good times.
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Haps
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Apr 17, 2002, 2:05 PM
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popular music I think music is music no matter how bad or contrived it is,
so it's going to mean something for someone, even if it's 12
year olds (no matter how bad that might be for them)...
obviously though, it's hard to like something that is both
contrived and made in a specifically commercial context... I
think that this is mostly only an issue for people that are
at least moderately into music.. it seems like there's so
many people that don't really pay much attention to music or
have a particular interest in it as an artform who just
listen to whatever happens to be on their television or
radio... for example, you could say the same for
movies/film.. there's probably a few people out there that
refuse to listen to any music that doesn't result in the
loss of more than 500 dollars but they just love that new
contrived, popular movie they just saw... however, that
being said, most intelligent people are capable of weeding
out the bad from the good in any medium.. (i hope, maybe
some intelligent people could confirm this with me)
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harry!
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Apr 17, 2002, 2:10 PM
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No Subject i've changed the header of the site, so the title says
'peilocals.' instead of 'peilocals!', becuase you guys
always sign your names with a period at the
end.
i'm going to start signing my name with an
exclamation point, because i'm a' rearin to go, full of vim
and vigor!
popular music? sometimes when i drink a
but to much at the bars, i dance to the bar music. the janet
jackson stuff is pretty catchy. popular music can be fun, as
long as it feels good. i went thru a stage where i only
listened to super underground stuff because i was l33t, but
now i just listen to whatever catches my ear.
must
be old age setting in :)
harry
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christina.
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Apr 17, 2002, 2:10 PM
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internet not real life. hey, I have a problem with people who say "it's the net, not
real life", because I don't really think that's true at all
and that people just use that to escape responsibility for
what they say to others over the internet. If someone
completely destroys someone else character over the
internet, does that make it not count? People who say
"Lighten up, it's just the internet" reallllly piss me off.
Just because it's a different form of communication doesn't
give people the right to dismiss or ignore or devalue
intolerance, or however else people are acting.
The internet is something that I have had a lot of
bad experiences with (and good experiences too, but more bad
I think) and when people say that the internet is just the
internet and not real life, I have a really big problem with
that, because the internet has effected my life, and other
lives, in ways which are very real. The arguments are real,
and the people (even if they are just trying to cause
trouble and piss people off and don't sign their names) are
real people too.
Sure it might not be as reliable
as talking to someone in person, or talking to someone over
the phone, or getting an actual, physical letter, but the
internet can make people laugh, make people hurt, make
people feel horrible about themselves. That's
real.
ok, and NOW i am going to study.
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harry!
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Apr 17, 2002, 2:13 PM
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real life you're using a website where the demographic consists of a
small community in a specific geographic location. most of
the people know eachother, or are at least loosely
acquainted.
my friend moe got beat up in real life
over a cblocals guestbook post.
back at the turn
of the century, they were making the same sort of arguments
against telephones. sound ridiculous?
harry
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Greg.
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Apr 17, 2002, 3:41 PM
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Harry! you are a L33T HAXOR...d00d... W00T!
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Harry!
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Apr 17, 2002, 3:45 PM
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No Subject i 0wnz0r joo.
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Anonymous
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Apr 17, 2002, 4:06 PM
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Anonymity I don't understand why so many people seem to have issues
with people posting anonymously, and/or not posting their
emails. First of all, I will not post my email address here
because some bot will come along and grab it and next thing
you know...SPAM!
Hell, I don't even surf the web
without using an anonymizer. IP's may be logged on this
board, but I assure you, my IP is not logged, the ip of my
anonymizer is. An IP is like a signature, and I don't want
to sign my name to all of the sites I visit. (and I don't
just mean the porn sites)
A lot of people have views
they would like to express, but they don't want to attach
their names to it. I don't think you can write off a
persons views because they don't tell you their name. Names
mean nothing with respect to validity of content. If
someone tries to undermine a persons views because they are
anonymous, I see a weak tactic used by someone incapable of
refuting the post based on its content.
What if I
were to accuse everyone who attached their name to a post of
being egotistical? I would be an idiot. But so are you for
doing the reverse.
p.s. Don't eat the mashed
potatoes.
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Chick
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Apr 17, 2002, 5:40 PM
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mashed potatoes? I'm sorry if it angers you for me not to leave my name but I
don't think anyone in this "underground culture" really
knows me anyways so I find it rather usless. Also the only
reason I began posting was because "Ron J...aka pron star"
was really making me mad with his uses for tounge rings
comments. I usualy just come here to find out when bands
are playing and sometimes read over the guestbook.
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Matt
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Apr 17, 2002, 6:34 PM
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Genitals and Mashed Potatoes It's a reference to a beaties boys song (b boys makin with
the freak freak)...off Ill Communication. Some guy yells,
"Shit, if this gonna be that kinda party, I'm gonna stick my
dick in the mashed potatoes!" I'm not sure how it applies
to the guestbook, but I guess it's more music related than
most the other posts. BTW: I'm not insulting non-music
related posts, before someone jumps down my throat, since
that seems to be what happens here... OUCH,
BURN!
"You're all worthless and weak, now drop and
give me 20." (anyone know this reference? It's not Marilyn
Manson and don't plug it into a search engine cheaters.
Maybe it's too easy.
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F*ck you all.
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Apr 17, 2002, 6:51 PM
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Buncha losers. I have not been part of the scene in PEI for very long, and
will not be for much longer. There are a few decent bands,
Flush, Lending Jane, Port Citizen, but besides that you are
all a bunch of tag-along wannabe scenesters. We got the
pretentious Greg Boone who will probably delete this post
before it is seen (freedom of speech is something that i see
is not really respected around here) we have the kids who go
to shows to beat each other up or talk trash, we have Jonah
Campbell who should shut up and actually sing a song rather
than talk about useless trash for 20 minutes between songs,
Dreams Among Stars who want to cry because their tour with
N'sync got cancelled and their girlfriend broke up with
them, all the jr high dropouts that sit in front of their
computer screens and argue about who is more PC and who can
eat the least amount of meat, Mike Leckey (or as i heard a
few people refer to him as-Dying Fetus) who believes he is
the king of the scene, go back to ottawa or wherever you
were. If you all are wondering why your scene smells like a
big pile of maggot covered manure, grow up, wash the X's off
your hands, cut your hair, get a job and stop your
complaining you bunch of trailer park trash.
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Haps
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Apr 17, 2002, 7:02 PM
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nice well, you're wrong so far on one point because I read your
post... It's too bad PEI also sucks for psychiatric care
because you sound desperately in need of some.
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ProjectXandyX
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Apr 17, 2002, 7:29 PM
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The Truth Look its Andrew Dennis the guy you all love to hate!! Just
here to clarify a few things, its posts like the one a few
below me that keep me from visiting messageboards...but when
i was told to check out the "bunch of losers" post or
whatever shit i thought i would make an exception..i don't
care what your opinion is of me or any of the other "wannabe
scenesters", and i really doubt they care either....so keep
it to yourself! I know that a lot of people think im a big
asshole and have a problem with me...and i know there are
people that i have a problem with, but keep the annonymous
online personal attacks to yourself and go rock out to flush
someplace you crock of shit. Clarification #2- There is
nothing wrong with N'sync..justin is my favorite..i have the
T-shirt to prove it.
Clarification #3- I'm 95% positive
that Dreams Among Stars is not playing at the boys and girls
club on saturday..corey is going away as far as i know..so
there will be a lot more dry panties in the house that
night.. bye for now XXX
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albert
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Apr 17, 2002, 8:18 PM
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The reference It's Twisted Sister.
We're Not Going to Take
It.
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Andrew
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Apr 17, 2002, 8:49 PM
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yeah What is that? A Twisted Sisters pin on your uniform? What do
you want to do with your life, you sit up here all day and
play that, that, that electric twanger.
I wanna
rock!
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jane
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Apr 17, 2002, 8:56 PM
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Hip in halifax I know this is sort of an "aboveground culture" thing... but
i just thought i'd mention that THE Tragically Hip are
playing in halifax on Canada day!!! With Our Lady Peace,
Sarah harmer and Buck 65! I mean sure their major records
deals are everything that's wrong with the world, but when
it comes to The Hip, the music is just too good.
tickets go on sale saturday - metro center box office
-yea!
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mike
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Apr 17, 2002, 9:52 PM
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dying fetus? who calls me that? really..
is it because my face
deformed? or for some other more obscure reason i dont
get?
whoever came up with that, let me know. i'd
like to shake your hand. maybe give you a prize.
as for the rest of that post, yeah, jonah should
shut up, greg is a huge dick who's too pretentious to play
in his own band, and i am the king of the scene. in
victoria, not ottawa.
love and hair dye,
mike.
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adam
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:00 PM
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ron j?? Okay Ron J?
1. I did say it was an underground
culture site...if you would put as much attention into your
reading as you do into your bullshit attempts to tell people
off maybe you would have caught that
2. The shows
arent the only music people can talk about on here...the
shows are good...but there is other music...and noone is
always goign to be saying "the show was great" people might
not have liked the shows...orthey wanted to discuss the
bands and whatever
3. Why wouldnt you put your real
name...i put mine up...my name is Adam Major..."to protect
the privacy of the guilty" hahaha gooood one "mama's boy"
haha
4. its not your fault you piss people
off...how isnt it? just why would you come to an underground
culture site and start going on being sexist and stuff...how
is that "not your fault"??..give me a good explanation for
that one pinhead
5. you show no respect for any
race religion or anything...wow...you seem like a troubled
little boy...maybe its because no one respects you...think
about that one...and i know your answer will be "i dont care
if anyone respects me or not"...that just goes to show
you...
6. The reason we call you an "idiot" and a
"retard" is because your acting exactly like one...i couldnt
act like one better myself...you make the perfect
example...
you see...i wasnt trying to start a
fight or anything with my post...but you brought it on
yourself...i told you they were my opinions...i have my
views too...so why do you rag on me for
them...???...
anyways...peace out
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donovan
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:05 PM
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what the f@*$ is going on here..? it's nice to see some people interested in responding to all
of these posts...but i think some people here are
misguided...i still can't understand why people that
consider themselves "activists" see it fit to dissasemble
another persons likes and dislikes...that's like saying, "
shut, up hockeyplayer...flush suxx" and then attend a free
speech rally...it doesn't make sense...i realize that a HUGE
majority of people go to myrons to listen to boy bands...WHO
CARES...is it really in your power to tell people what they
can and can't like..?
how about this for a
scenario...all of you people that think you are in control
of the "SCENE" (look under the dictionary under
non-existant) will soon have no control...and the people
that you DIDN'T include will have control...do you think
that your interests will be protected..? absolutely
not...they'll make fun of your hair, the style of clothes,
everything that makes you YOU will make you an ousider...is
it fair..? absolutely not...but...
wouldn't it be
nice if everyone was included like the OTHER locals pages
(cblocals)..? the only way a scene exists is if everyone
dumps the retarded elitisms and work together...i joined
flush when the original scene was floundering here, and
years later there are AMAZING bands here...but nothing makes
you look like an amateur than pointing out how much someone
else sucks...and the scene is doomed...
so i guess
the question is...are you better than that..? or are you
just a "hockey playin-myrons attendin-beer drinkin-redneck"
with a nose ring, TONGUE STUD, and a mohawk...
suck
it up...we are ALL good, go see ALL of the bands here-from
numetal, to rap, to rock to hardcore...there's PLENTY of
room for everybody...
(ps- tongue studs WERE
invented by people with S&M fetishes for pleasurable oral
sex...now, people do it for fun...shut up, you're both
right)
donovan
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rosie
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:14 PM
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... Pretty whack huh?!
I think everyone should also red
the message below "sign guestbook"
It's a very
informative read!!
Oh, yeah! Everyone head to
Melon's on Friday!!
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Haps
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:21 PM
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agreed I think any musical "scene" is easily destroyed in any
useful way as soon as people use the words "that sucks" to
someone sincerely creating something different than what
their own tastes may be... (i'm not saying this happens in
the PEI music scene, how the hell would I know)... hopefully
anyone who actually does act like that will be asked kindly
to either change or "go away" by the people who actually
have heads on their shoulders. Of course, if someone
sincerely starts writing anarcho-capitalist ballads or
something then other measures might have to be taken. :)
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j
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Apr 17, 2002, 10:23 PM
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benefit everyone should come to the benefit this saturday - two
local activists need donations so they can appeal the
decision made by a quebec judge. they were arrested as part
of a larger group a year ago in quebec city for the ftaa
demos. there will be 100% vegan treats for sale/by donation
and fair trade coffee! mmm.
this saturday. starts
at seven with videos. riot diaries starts at eight.
admission by donation.
xoxo
p.s. if you
wanna make some vegan goodies please do!
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windomearle
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:55 PM
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yo, donovan hey donovan, are flush booked to play melons on april 26
with slowcoaster? or is port citizen and lending
jane?
both possibilities were posted to the events
listing, and i'd like to know which one is
correct.
if you guys played with slowcoaster, that
would really fucking rock.
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Unknown Source
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Apr 17, 2002, 11:58 PM
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Show at the Skatepark in s'side on April 23!!! I just thought i would inform people that the show in
Summerside on the 23 is cancelled from what I have been
told.....but I would double-check that just to make sure
that it definitely is.........
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Matt
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Apr 18, 2002, 12:04 AM
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TS Yes, I forgot about the metal show, everyone probably heard
that track a million times leading up to the show.
:)
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ProjectXandyX
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Apr 18, 2002, 12:31 AM
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twice in one day..look at me go!! I think that everyone from "the scene" should sit down all
around a big table...just like in Mob movies when all of the
major familys have a meeting...and everyone should just
figure out a way to get along and have this site and
everything else around here run a little smoother...
everything is so tense lately, friends who are no longer
friends, shit talking from annonymous postees(i.e. R.J and
the dude who bashed pretty much EVERYONE who's been going to
shows for years around here)...i know personally we've all
made mistakes in the past(me probably more than anyone), but
if we all could chill the fuck out..things could potentially
be unreal around here...i think if everyone made a concious
effort to change their attitudes, maybe start
thinking/acting a little more positively we could all
surprise each other...XXX
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Billy
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Apr 18, 2002, 12:54 AM
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XX I agree totally!
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pineau
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Apr 18, 2002, 12:55 AM
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arg. everyday i come here and think, why do i bother coming
here?
it is a great site with good intentions but stupid
people with closed minds make it a shitty
page.
there is to many good, unappreciated bands on
pei for the people in those bands to be acting this way
torwards each other.
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windomearle
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Apr 18, 2002, 1:53 AM
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closedminds it's kinda sad how one or two people can totally make it
seem as if there's some sort of big crisis in the music
scene here. but think about it, how many people here had an
amazing time at awesomefest? fucking everyone
did!
the only problem with this guestbook is that
one or two people stir up shit (which i personally have no
problem with - you're intitled to present yourself anyway
you like). but once people challenge their opinions (which
is the beautiful thing about a forum like this) they get
defensive and the cycle continues.
while i don't
agree with some comments made here, i'm sure as hell not
going to "censor" them unless they are personally hurtful to
a specific person. if mike lecky or greg boone want, the
post that unfairly attacked them will be removed - not
because you don't have freedom of speech, but because your
comments were unfair. say that shit to their face or email
them directly. don't air a private gripe in this public
forum.
general ignorance about subjects like cock
sucking or taste in music will be tolerated, and i encourage
people to express whatever opinions they have - just don't
expect them to go unchallenged by people that
disagree.
a lot of people posting seem down lately
because this ridiculous thread that lead into a general
bashing of a lot of people, but i'm impressed by the ammount
of people who challenged what they disagree with. that's the
beauty of communication here - it can go two ways.
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james madore
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Apr 18, 2002, 4:21 AM
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plague monkey I have just found another plague monkey song on cassette
that someone might want.
"flowers and shit" made
when laud guitarist rodeny asked them to"play something with
flowers and shit in it" at the phoenix bar..dan casely can i
realease this motherfucker or what?
hey id like to
agree with donovan"rob thomas"morgan about his comment about
slanging people. (while not resisting giving him a
slag)
with out melons, we would be without an
alternitive to the alternitive. where would we go
when
chaz gauy and his jazz band plays at baba's
to hear rock
n roll?
the arts guild is too uptight.
does
brennans exsist still?
NOT FUCKING MYRONS!
NOT
FUCKING PALS!
NOT THE FUCKING PHOENIX(THANK GOD,THAT
PLACE SUCKED ASS)
PICKING on people is for friends
that GET THE JOKE only.after all making your friends wanna
kill themselves from taughting is
ok(kidding)
people who pick on homosexuals or those
different then themselves ARE THE WORST THING IN THE
WORLD...............JOCKS!
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Andrew
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Apr 18, 2002, 9:08 AM
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man.. Once I stop some one takes my place. hahaha funny stuff
though really. Every one here is calling RJ an idiot, with
in turn makes him write another post with in turn causes
more responses with in turn... you see where i'm going on
this one, the same thing happened with my posts about FTAA,
vegans ect... Why not stop fuelling the fire?
So
how about that weather eh? +30 in Toronto -5 in
Charlottetown, eh.
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ron j.
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Apr 18, 2002, 9:10 AM
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?? i thought they were called biggots. aren't jocks people who
play sports. that kinda makes you a bigot now doesn't smarty
pants.
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ron j.
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Apr 18, 2002, 9:10 AM
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?? i thought they were called bigots. aren't jocks people who
play sports. that kinda makes you a bigot now doesn't smarty
pants.
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ron j
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Apr 18, 2002, 9:16 AM
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my last post ever i'm done. but in closing i'd like to say that adam major is
IN MY HUMBLE OPINION really really lame. i'm judging by your
personally that is coming out on the internet. ya see, i'm
annonymous, so my views may or may not be said in a serious
context. you on the other hand have so self ritously stated
your views are your own. you suck big guy, and you really
aren't as cool as you think you are. i'm sure your friends
would tell you that if they weren't afraid to hurt your
feelings. there, you've gotten rid of me, and just between
the all of us, i really mean it.
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Andrew
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Apr 18, 2002, 9:28 AM
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huh? Don't leave totally, I enjoy reading another persons views
on here, but don't be as blunt as to possibly hurt some ones
feelings. You welcome to stay and post stuff here, as is any
one I think.
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hockey fuckez
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Apr 18, 2002, 10:20 AM
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ahhhh man. shit, i leave the guestbook alone for a few days and shit
goes crazy. tongue rings, wholly smokes. people are pretty
upset with that ron j. guy eh. who the hell is that? does he
live in pei? he's givin you guys a pretty bad name if he
does. why doesn't someone kick his ass proper?
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adam
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Apr 18, 2002, 10:43 AM
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