update.
J. Wood
there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
"That's the problem with the army of one commercials. I mean,
I watch it and think, well, I don't need to join til somebody
shoots that guy." - Dayv!
Dayv!, you rule.
J
Jamie Rosen
> for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
> there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
> can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
> forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
> I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
> thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
Don't go getting shot any time soon, okay? I don't want to win the "best
industrial Jamie" contest by default...
--
"Writers, I have decided, are the least competent of individuals: they
write (and the good ones well) to the degree that they cannot manage their
lives outside and please pass the salt and damn that music." -- Barry Malzberg
Brett Banditelli
<con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote:
>for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
>there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
>can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
>forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
>I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
>thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
damn man, never thought as you as army folk, good luck
Brett/banditelli
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StvCD7
>for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
>there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
>can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
>forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
>I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
>thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
>
What branch?
It was 10 years ago the 25th that I went to basic.
The Army isn't as hard-core as Marines, but it'll still change you.
Shit, I went in @ 130 lbs and came out @ like 155.
Make sure you can run too, they run you like a dog, first 2 weeks they just
want to break you down, get all that homeboy shit outta you and then the next
10 they build you up. Don't try to sneak any goodies in either and wear
clothes that you will never see again, cause you wont need them. Most of the
Drill Instructors are actually cool people, but they will fuck with you to see
if you really wanna be there, that you won't quit no matter what they throw at
you.
Good luck man,
Dayv!
>
> for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
> there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
> can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
> forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
> I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
> thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
You still gonna be around on rmi after you get settled in with the new
military life and all?
> "That's the problem with the army of one commercials. I mean,
> I watch it and think, well, I don't need to join til somebody
> shoots that guy." - Dayv!
>
> Dayv!, you rule.
Aw, shucks.
--
-Dayv!
"From listening comes wisdom and from speaking comes repentance."
prone.
> I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
> forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
> I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
> thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
Hey, we'll finally have our very own Steve Stoll!
hoping someone understood that reference,
aCorrupt/prone
"I meant tongue-luck."
JT
$eL5.9...@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net:
> "J. Wood" <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote
>> I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
>> forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
>> I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
>> thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
>
> Hey, we'll finally have our very own Steve Stoll!
I wonder if Chris Randall will recruit J. Wood in 5 years...
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for those people. Those people are losers. It gets better."
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<con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote:
d00d, good luck. thats about all i can say.
np: black lung - the disinformation plague
If I had enough ink, I could write music like that
Simon - mhm27x5
Nicolas Chevreux
<con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote:
>for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
>there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
>can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
>forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
>I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
>thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
I learned that.
Nicolas
-
Nicolas Chevreux
ICQ: 52843011
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
<nic...@adnoiseam.net> swore unto me:
>Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
>abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
>I learned that.
It makes me very satisfied to know that France will no longer be building
any walls to try to keep out invading air forces.
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Nicolas Chevreux
O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]) wrote:
>On the ashes of polka music everywhere, Nicolas Chevreux
><nic...@adnoiseam.net> swore unto me:
>
>>Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
>>abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
>>I learned that.
>
>It makes me very satisfied to know that France will no longer be building
>any walls to try to keep out invading air forces.
Don't worry, froggies will just have more pro soldiers, now that the
military service is abolished. And yeah, it has taken four different
appartments in three different countries to dodge that, but that thing
is finally over.
Voltair
: for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
: there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
: can totally remake myself.
going goth?
: I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
: forces within the week,
goth, army...whats the difference....
Shervin Fatehi
news:3B3E4790...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net...
> for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long
Wow. Well, given all that, take care of yourself, &c. &c. Knowing me, I'll
still be here if (and when) you make a return.
Shervin (GKL)
np: nothing
phat mike
capacitor caused the following to appear :
>> for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long
>
> Wow. Well, given all that, take care of yourself, &c. &c. Knowing me, I'll
> still be here if (and when) you make a return.
yeah, still here, never answering emails... :P
oh, btw, good luck mr consuuuuuuuuuuume... dont die out there.
-mike
np: teevee
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Bryce Fischer
<con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote:
>for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
>there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
>can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
>forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
>I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
>thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
When/Where you doing basic Training? Are you talking about the US
Armed Forces? I did the army thing a few years back... Thats how I
paid for college
Dayv!
> On Sat, 30 Jun 2001 21:42:05 GMT, "J. Wood"
> <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote:
>
>>for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long time. Yes,
>>there's a reason. I'm trying to cut ties I have with my old life so I
>>can totally remake myself. I'll be officially enlisting in the armed
>>forces within the week, since I'm fit enough to pass the physical now.
>>I'll send another big, weepy post before I leave cursing my foes and
>>thanking my friends. Take care of y'all selves.
>
> When/Where you doing basic Training? Are you talking about the US
> Armed Forces? I did the army thing a few years back... Thats how I
> paid for college
Jamie is Canadian.
np: Spring Heel Jack- 68 Million Shades
Shervin Fatehi
news:slrn9k08r9.1is.pha...@apathy.ne.mediaone.net...
> on Sun, 1 Jul 2001 23:41:53 -0400, Shervin Fatehi's <g...@mit.edu> neuron
> capacitor caused the following to appear :
>
> >> for all 2 of you that care: yes, I've been gone a long
> >
> > Wow. Well, given all that, take care of yourself, &c. &c. Knowing me,
I'll
> > still be here if (and when) you make a return.
>
> yeah, still here, never answering emails... :P
I'm waiting for you to get thy phat ass into #rmipeople so that verily I may
administer thy whipping.
Shervin (GKL)
np: Radiohead, The Bends, "(Nice Dream)"
JT
$f7jj0$2...@ID-82567.news.dfncis.de:
> Bryce Fischer <bfischeATtb.@rr.com> was all like:
>> When/Where you doing basic Training? Are you talking about the US
>> Armed Forces? I did the army thing a few years back... Thats how I
>> paid for college
>
> Jamie is Canadian.
Hey, maybe he REALLY likes the U.S.
prone.
> > Jamie is Canadian.
>
> Hey, maybe he REALLY likes the U.S.
You don't know many Canadians, do you?
aCorrupt/prone
"I meant tongue-luck."
yourmom
>oh, btw, good luck mr consuuuuuuuuuuume... dont die out there.
he's joining the canadian army... the worst that could happen is the
submarine in west edmonton mall springs a leak and he's forced to touch the
filthy water in there <ugh>
yourmom
J. Wood
> Don't go getting shot any time soon, okay? I don't want to win the "best
> industrial Jamie" contest by default...
The only things that will kill me are land mines, missiles, or one of those
friggin' helicopters. No puny small arms for me, I'm going to be a tanker.
Which, ov course, makes me thee most industrial Jamie in perpetuity, live or
dead. Even more so, considering the fact that Canada uses German Leopard I
tanks...
J
J. Wood
> What branch?
>
Armour. I hate boats, and airplanes are glorified artillery. I want none of that
rot. I want to roll over everything in my path and WILDLY overcompensate for all
my internal deficiencies:P
>
> It was 10 years ago the 25th that I went to basic.
> The Army isn't as hard-core as Marines, but it'll still change you.
> Shit, I went in @ 130 lbs and came out @ like 155.
> Make sure you can run too, they run you like a dog, first 2 weeks they just
> want to break you down, get all that homeboy shit outta you and then the next
> 10 they build you up.
I weigh 155 or so right now, but I'm 6'3 so I'm still a skinny bastard. I've been
training and running like a madman though, I run 5 k every other day and shit.
I'm actually surprised at my own spindly body's ability to do some of this stuff.
> Most of the
> Drill Instructors are actually cool people, but they will fuck with you to see
> if you really wanna be there, that you won't quit no matter what they throw at
> you.
>
Exactly. The reason they're so tough is because they don't want halfassed effort
and slackness wrecking the service they love. That's why I'm fully prepared to
eat all the shit they can sling because I want it just as bad.
>
> Good luck man,
Hey, thanks. I'll try not to get maimed in a training accident and mailed home.
J
J. Wood
> You still gonna be around on rmi after you get settled in with the new
> military life and all?
>
I dunno, I'll try. I honestly don't know when I'll get my computer back, or
if, but to be honest I don't think I'll mind that much. I need a change.
Anyway, if I do get my comp back I'll definately do more consume stuff, but
for the time being it's gone, I guess. It makes me kinda sad, because my
involvement in music has been the defining element of my life for the last 4
years, but I realized I'll be really pissed at myself if I'm 30 years old and
all I have to show for it is a big record collection. I'm glad I've made the
decision to do this while I'm still young and able, because I don't want to
deal with regret in my old age. Music gave me the first little push,
convincing me that for the first time in my life I could actually do
something that mattered that I could share with others, and this is just the
logical continuation of that. I want to live big and have cool stories to
tell when I'm grey.
J
J. Wood
> Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
> abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
> I learned that.
Because I can. I personally believe non-conscript volunteer forces are the
way to go because that way you at least ensure that everyone who's there
wants to be there. Conscripts don't fight because they just want to go
home. As for my reasons, I guess I just need a change in life, and I'm not
fond of half-measures: as usual, I'm diving into the unknown head first. I
want to feel like I'm challenged every day, and to feel like I'm a part of
something more meaningful than commercial 9-5 white picket fence drudgery.
I'm bored with shit jobs and no fulfillment. Besides, things military are
my first love, almost. I mean, who else memorizes stupid details like the
cyclic rate of fire of an MG42 for fun, really? I'm tired of thinking
about it, I want to start doing. So yeah. I just hope it lives up to my
expectations. Some people have tried to convince me it's nothing more than
boy scouts with guns. Well, my answer to that is...maybe for them. *I*
choose my attitude about things.
J
J. Wood
> When/Where you doing basic Training?
13 weeks in St. Jean, Quebec. Hopefully it'll be far out in the bush so I
won't have to deal with those crazy Frenchmen too much:P After that,
probably about 2 years at various training facilities...the armour school
at Gagetown, etc. As long as I don't get to guard the north pole from
renegade penguins, I'll be happy. I need an escape from sedentary suburban
bliss.
J
Per Ekman
> Nicolas Chevreux wrote:
>
> > Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
> > abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
> > I learned that.
>
> Because I can. I personally believe non-conscript volunteer forces are the
> way to go because that way you at least ensure that everyone who's there
> wants to be there. Conscripts don't fight because they just want to go
> home.
Unless you're defending your home in which case there's nowhere to
go. I truly believe in conscript forces, the people in a democracy
should all do their part to defend the country. If your armed forces
are offensive then it's another deal. Is Canada planning to invade
someone anytime soon?
*p
Psionic Tempest
> involvement in music has been the defining element of my life for the last
4
> years, but I realized I'll be really pissed at myself if I'm 30 years old
and
> all I have to show for it is a big record collection. I'm glad I've made
the
> decision to do this while I'm still young and able, because I don't want
to
> deal with regret in my old age.
~So 30 is 'Old', huh? Glad to know I can fucking retire in 4 years then.
'Young and able'... You've got at least another decade before you even start
to push the envelope of age, so spare me the "I gotta do it now while I can
before the osteoporosis sets in"... Friggin' kids these days...~
Keith - cdj Psionic
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Fixed state finds the faith we lack
Between the purr of soft white noise
Cold hard, digital black."
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
unto me:
>Unless you're defending your home in which case there's nowhere to
>go. I truly believe in conscript forces, the people in a democracy
>should all do their part to defend the country. If your armed forces
>are offensive then it's another deal. Is Canada planning to invade
>someone anytime soon?
After the bombing of the Baldwins and the subsequent attempt at public
execution of 40% of Canada's gross national product, the Canucks decided to
hatch a secret plan to invade the US and re-institute a government of their
own devising to enforce the love of Alanis Morissette.
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mo...@industrial.org
> for the time being it's gone, I guess. It makes me kinda sad, because my
> involvement in music has been the defining element of my life for the last 4
> years, but I realized I'll be really pissed at myself if I'm 30 years old and
> all I have to show for it is a big record collection.
Having a big record collection is one of the few reasons it is worth
living past 30.
You are now officially on the other side of the fence from say, WIPO
protesters. You are now the man (not to be confused with Da Man!).
IMHO of course.
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>
> After the bombing of the Baldwins and the subsequent attempt at public
> execution of 40% of Canada's gross national product, the Canucks decided to
> hatch a secret plan to invade the US and re-institute a government of their
> own devising to enforce the love of Alanis Morissette.
Thats right, buddy.
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J. Wood
> "J. Wood" <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> writes:
>
> > Nicolas Chevreux wrote:
> >
> > > Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
> > > abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
> > > I learned that.
> >
> > Because I can. I personally believe non-conscript volunteer forces are the
> > way to go because that way you at least ensure that everyone who's there
> > wants to be there. Conscripts don't fight because they just want to go
> > home.
>
> Unless you're defending your home in which case there's nowhere to
> go. I truly believe in conscript forces, the people in a democracy
> should all do their part to defend the country.
I wasn't talking in terms of ideology-in that sense, I agree that in times of
need all people should do their part for the nation that like it or not, gave
them their lives and freedoms...the tree of liberty must periodically be
refreshed by the blood of patriots, and all that-but simply a measure of force
quality: historically speaking, the overall level of professionalism and morale
in conscript armies has been consistantly and drastically lower than those of
volunteer forces. It seems an obvious psychological reality to me that people
who choose armed service rather than are forced into it will pursue it with more
energy and vigour. In fact, the only thoroughly excellent conscript-based armed
force I can think of at the moment was the Wehrmacht, and that was because they
drew their recruits from an already highly disciplined and motivated population,
one thoroughly indoctrinated to the idea of the precariousness of their own
national survival. And even then, elites like the Waffen SS, GrossDeutschesland
Panzer Korps, Luftwaffe Fallschirmjagers, etc, were volunteer-only with high
recruiting standards almost until the end of the war.
> If your armed forces
> are offensive then it's another deal. Is Canada planning to invade
> someone anytime soon?
>
Yeah. New Zealand, you're going DOWN. Nothing can stop our Kamikaze Canoes.
Oh, I've said too much...
J
J. Wood
> ~So 30 is 'Old', huh? Glad to know I can fucking retire in 4 years then.
> 'Young and able'... You've got at least another decade before you even start
> to push the envelope of age, so spare me the "I gotta do it now while I can
> before the osteoporosis sets in"... Friggin' kids these days...~
Keith, you don't have to get pissy about it. All I was suggesting is that I'm
glad I came to this decision now rather than 10 or 20 years from now when it
would be difficult and impossible, respectively, for me to put it into
practice. I'm in good health now but a decade of sedentary retail work,
computer use, and occasional bar outtings would change that for the worse, I
think, and so I'm grateful I came to this point in my life now rather than
later, is all.
J
J. Wood
> After the bombing of the Baldwins and the subsequent attempt at public
> execution of 40% of Canada's gross national product, the Canucks decided to
> hatch a secret plan to invade the US and re-institute a government of their
> own devising to enforce the love of Alanis Morissette.
Yeah, and we'll march on Washington and burn it to the ground again so you can
claim to have won just like in 1812:P
J
"Marge, it's so easy to forget Canada, all tucked away down there..."
J. Wood
> Having a big record collection is one of the few reasons it is worth
> living past 30.
>
Not if every morning you get to wake up and go jump out of airplanes and roll in
the mud and play with grenades for a living. At least for me...I dunno, I'm tired
of compartmentalizing the parts of my life that give me real, lasting satisfaction
into my leisure time. Joining the military for me represents both a conscious
rejection of what I believe to be the corrupt and decadent values of North American
popular culture [honestly, comparisons to the late Roman Empire spring to mind more
and more these days] and a personal affirmation not to be mediocre in my own life.
I want to be able to look back at the end of it all and say that I lived in
interesting times, did cool stuff, had great friends and memorable enemies, and
came out of it with most of my limbs still attached. I look upon my involvement
with music and subculture as a valuable learning experience because it taught me I
can enjoy things and be good at them, a novel experience at first, and I want that
kind of feeling more often in my life. I would seriously encourage anyone who's
feeling like there's not much left for them but meaningless employment and
anonymous surburban bliss to consider trying this way of life out like I am...once
you think about it seriously, it's amazing how easy it is to cut ties with things
that used to seem gravely important. I took out my earrings yesterday and didn't
feel much of anything about it. Kinda anticlimatic.
>
> You are now officially on the other side of the fence from say, WIPO
> protesters. You are now the man (not to be confused with Da Man!).
When people are free to do as they wish, they usually imitate each other. I'd have
more respect for most "activists" if they were seriously interested in and
committed to the causes they champion...instead, it seems like most of them are
into it because it's the punk rock thing to do. Don't get me wrong, I'm very glad
in principle that we have young people willing to reject the vague nihilism and
"I'm not going to get involved" miasma of modern society, but I believe a crucial
step from well-meaning but juvenile behavior to adult behavior is the realization
that noise and spectacle alone achieve nothing. Concrete, decisive, organized,
motivated ACTION is what changes the world. A couple weeks ago I watched rich
twenty-something yuppies from the suburbs pelt poorly-equipped, bewildered-looking
Edmonton beat cops with bottles and broken glass to celebrate "Canada Day". I
watched them trash indie stores, throw concrete bus benches into the middle of the
street, and leave Starbucks and Chapters completely unscathed. They may have
thought they were making some sort of statement...I'll make my statement by going
to another country and trying to help people live in peace, if they're prepared for
it. Interpret that how you will, but I honestly believe that what I'm doing is the
right thing for me, or for anyone more committed to real productive action than
empty community college/arty coffee house style rhetoric. I'd like to earn the
approval of other people...RMI in general has been great friends and entertaining
nemeses over the years...I'd *like* to know people are proud of me...but I don't
*need* it. The most meaningful validation in this comes from myself. I just hope
that whether people approve of my decision or not, they can at least respect my
commitment to doing what I think is right.
I'm going to try and make it down for your show in Calgary, man. I must once again
apologize for not being able to get anything together here, but my first-ever
attempt at getting a venue proved a lot more difficult than I imagined. I do want
to meet you in person though, you do good things for the scene and Regan speaks
well of you.
J
Todd Clayton
>
> Yeah, and we'll march on Washington and burn it to the ground again so you can
> claim to have won just like in 1812:P
Oh fuck yeah.
Envy me Jamie. I got my hands on an East German Panzer drivers uniform
this week. We can get together after you've done basic and we can drive
a panther through the streets of DC looking for Dayv together.
Dayv!
>
> "J. Wood" wrote:
>>
>> Yeah, and we'll march on Washington and burn it to the ground again so you can
>> claim to have won just like in 1812:P
>
> Oh fuck yeah.
>
> Envy me Jamie. I got my hands on an East German Panzer drivers uniform
> this week. We can get together after you've done basic and we can drive
> a panther through the streets of DC looking for Dayv together.
Just look for the bald guy with a hot chick on each arm, bitches.
JT
>> Having a big record collection is one of the few reasons it is worth
>> living past 30.
>>
>
> Not if [... snippy snip]
Hey man, don't justify it to anyone. Just do what you want.
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"Naturally, I hate the guy's voice. It's like they got a tone
deaf retarded guy who's missing teeth to sing for them."
http://www.mp3.com/1148pm
JT
> Is Canada planning to invade someone anytime soon?
They are gonna secede from the US.
JT
> Yeah, and we'll march on Washington and burn it to the ground again so
> you can claim to have won just like in 1812:P
Hey man, go right ahead.
Dayv!
> "J. Wood" <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote in
> news:3B57783C...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net:
>
>> Yeah, and we'll march on Washington and burn it to the ground again so
>> you can claim to have won just like in 1812:P
>
> Hey man, go right ahead.
Dude, I live here. Burn down some place shitty, like L.A.
downfall
> Keith, you don't have to get pissy about it. All I was suggesting is
> that I'm glad I came to this decision now rather than 10 or 20 years
> from now when it would be difficult and impossible, respectively, for
> me to put it into practice. I'm in good health now but a decade of
> sedentary retail work, computer use, and occasional bar outtings would
> change that for the worse, I think, and so I'm grateful I came to this
> point in my life now rather than later, is all.
my uncle said the same thing... right before he revealed he was going to
become a woman.
-downfall
"the man has no sense of reality" - george drakoulias
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Voltair
: friggin' helicopters. No puny small arms for me, I'm going to be a tanker.
: Which, ov course, makes me thee most industrial Jamie in perpetuity,
and it also makes you a prime candiate for a guest spot in a Funker Vogt video.
If you are serious about going goth, this is something which should appeal to
you
Jamie Rosen
> Joining the military for me represents both a conscious
> rejection of what I believe to be the corrupt and decadent values of North American
> popular culture [honestly, comparisons to the late Roman Empire spring to mind more
> and more these days]
Lemme know if you start following a religion largely based on
Zoroastrianism. :)
On a serious note, I just wanted to commend you on doing something you
obviously wanted to do, regardless of what the people in "the scene" or
"your crowd" would think of it. Joining the military's not something I
would do, personally, but I have a lot of respect for your commitment to
following your own goals.
Even if it winds up meaning you'll never release one of my remixes, damn
it. :P
--
"Wouldn't it be nice if every one of us were all young and hot, with
plenty in common?" -- space.com
Jamie Rosen
> "J. Wood" <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote...
>
>> Keith, you don't have to get pissy about it. All I was suggesting is
>> that I'm glad I came to this decision now rather than 10 or 20 years
>> from now when it would be difficult and impossible, respectively, for
>> me to put it into practice. I'm in good health now but a decade of
>> sedentary retail work, computer use, and occasional bar outtings would
>> change that for the worse, I think, and so I'm grateful I came to this
>> point in my life now rather than later, is all.
>
> my uncle said the same thing... right before he revealed he was going to
> become a woman.
And good on him. I think more people should be that comfortable with their
gender self-identification.
JT
$mpbuk$2...@ID-82567.news.dfncis.de:
> JT <po...@message.invalid> was all like:
>> "J. Wood" <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> wrote in
>> news:3B57783C...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net:
>>
>>> Yeah, and we'll march on Washington and burn it to the ground again so
>>> you can claim to have won just like in 1812:P
>>
>> Hey man, go right ahead.
>
> Dude, I live here. Burn down some place shitty, like L.A.
Take out New York too.
In fact, just nuke the whole goddamn planet.
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
Rosen) swore unto me:
>Even if it winds up meaning you'll never release one of my remixes, damn
>it. :P
I don't think he's the sort of person to give up something for something
else. I'm sure he'll find time for Consume at some point in his life.
He's too hardcore to give it up completely.
Per Ekman
> On the ashes of polka music everywhere, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie
> Rosen) swore unto me:
>
> >Even if it winds up meaning you'll never release one of my remixes, damn
> >it. :P
>
> I don't think he's the sort of person to give up something for something
> else. I'm sure he'll find time for Consume at some point in his life.
> He's too hardcore to give it up completely.
Yeah, remember Shaggy.
*p
Per Ekman
> mo...@industrial.org wrote:
>
> > Having a big record collection is one of the few reasons it is worth
> > living past 30.
>
> Not if every morning you get to wake up and go jump out of airplanes and roll in
> the mud and play with grenades for a living.
"You're now fully fledged tank paratroopers."
*p
Per Ekman
> Per Ekman wrote:
>
> > "J. Wood" <con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net> writes:
> >
> > > Nicolas Chevreux wrote:
> > >
> > > > Can I ask you why you are enlisting? The military service was
> > > > abolished this week in France, and I am seldomly been as happy as when
> > > > I learned that.
> > >
> > > Because I can. I personally believe non-conscript volunteer forces are the
> > > way to go because that way you at least ensure that everyone who's there
> > > wants to be there. Conscripts don't fight because they just want to go
> > > home.
> >
> > Unless you're defending your home in which case there's nowhere to
> > go. I truly believe in conscript forces, the people in a democracy
> > should all do their part to defend the country.
>
> I wasn't talking in terms of ideology-in that sense, I agree that in times of
> need all people should do their part for the nation that like it or not, gave
> them their lives and freedoms...the tree of liberty must periodically be
> refreshed by the blood of patriots, and all that-but simply a measure of force
> quality: historically speaking, the overall level of professionalism and morale
> in conscript armies has been consistantly and drastically lower than those of
> volunteer forces.
Quite frankly I don't believe that. If you send your conscripts to
some other country then yes, but not if they defend their homes.
Yes, professionalism may be a problem, but not motivation. Ask
the Finns.
With conscription you get everyone, including the well motivated
people. You pick the best ones for the job. A good thing with a
conscription army is that you get a lot for competence for
free. People have civilian jobs and knows stuff that professional
soldiers don't.
For instance, take the peacekeeping forces who's been in former
Yugoslavia. The Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finish units were all
made up of volunteers, but very few professional soldiers (just the
officers). You end up with a very versatile unit who can take care of
themselves, build their own camps and so on. When the US came they
sent civilians in first to build their camps for them. When a couple
of dozen US soldiers were waiting at a train station and a bunch of
kids started trying to get candy and stuff from them, they couldn't
handle the situation and asked the Swedes for help (they sent three
guys who told the kids to go away).
I also remember reading about a PFP exercise in the Netherlands where
a US airborne unit faced demonstrating civilians and their commander
immediately asked permission to open fire.
> And even then, elites like the Waffen SS, GrossDeutschesland Panzer
> Korps, Luftwaffe Fallschirmjagers, etc, were volunteer-only with
> high recruiting standards almost until the end of the war.
I dont think you'll find any elite forces that aren't volunteer-only
even in countries with conscription.
*p
Shervin Fatehi
news:mje1ync...@toby.pdc.kth.se...
Ah, Ren and Stimpy... How I miss ye...
Shervin (GKL)
np: an extremely full stomach and a whining bladder
Medusa
On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Todd Clayton wrote:
> Envy me Jamie. I got my hands on an East German Panzer drivers uniform
> this week. We can get together after you've done basic and we can drive
> a panther through the streets of DC looking for Dayv together.
I've got an East German military trench coat and I live in D.C. Perhaps I
will join the "hunt" too. ;)
. . . Medusa . . .
The Glitter Gorgon
Medusa
On 20 Jul 2001, Dayv! wrote:
> Just look for the bald guy with a hot chick on each arm, bitches.
Hmmm. Haven't seen this. Must happen at other nights besides '80's
night, I take it? ;)
Dayv!
>
> On 20 Jul 2001, Dayv! wrote:
>
>> Just look for the bald guy with a hot chick on each arm, bitches.
>
> Hmmm. Haven't seen this. Must happen at other nights besides '80's
> night, I take it? ;)
Hush, you. You don't know the in-joke I'm referring to. ;)
np: MBM- Satyricon
phatmike
capacitor caused the following to appear :
>> Dude, I live here. Burn down some place shitty, like L.A.
>
> Take out New York too.
>
> In fact, just nuke the whole goddamn planet.
ooooh. jt's got so much angst. what do you have to rage about, my
child?
-mike
np: beefcake - spontaneous human combustion
--
* rewt AKA noid AKA r3wt AKA phatmike *
@apathy.ne.mediaone.net
"Topic (#rmipeople): changed by exii: <phatmike>
i'm ALL THE FUCK about the ghetto booty!"
Arbitrator
Medusa <med...@obscure.org> wrote...
>
> On 20 Jul 2001, Dayv! wrote:
>
> > Just look for the bald guy with a hot chick on each arm, bitches.
>
> Hmmm. Haven't seen this. Must happen at other nights besides
> '80's night, I take it? ;)
You mean that picture on rmi-people.com was a forgery?
Next, you'll tell me that Dayv! isn't really bald. Blasphemy!
JT
@nntp2.onemain.com:
> You mean that picture on rmi-people.com was a forgery?
IIRC, those chicks were (ex-)roommates.
> Next, you'll tell me that Dayv! isn't really bald. Blasphemy!
He's really bald. Or so he says.
JT
news:slrn9lh6tr.8k1.pha...@apathy.ne.mediaone.net:
> ooooh. jt's got so much angst. what do you have to rage about, my
> child?
How about this cancer called the human race?
JT
> Yes, professionalism may be a problem, but not motivation. Ask
> the Finns.
Are you finnished?
Dayv!
>
> news:slrn9lh6tr.8k1.pha...@apathy.ne.mediaone.net:
>
>> ooooh. jt's got so much angst. what do you have to rage about, my
>> child?
>
> How about this cancer called the human race?
Goth.
Jamie Rosen
> On the ashes of polka music everywhere, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie
> Rosen) swore unto me:
>
>>Even if it winds up meaning you'll never release one of my remixes, damn
>>it. :P
>
> I don't think he's the sort of person to give up something for something
> else. I'm sure he'll find time for Consume at some point in his life.
> He's too hardcore to give it up completely.
Too hardcore to give up consume (lower case 'c', as I've been reprimanded
about so many times), sure. Too hardcore to give up We v2 and RePulse
remixes? Nah.
np: a Wagon Christ video on the telly
JT
$mlt2c$1...@ID-82567.news.dfncis.de:
> JT <po...@message.invalid> was all like:
>>
>> phatmikeCLE...@apathy.ne.mediaone.net (phatmike) wrote in
>> news:slrn9lh6tr.8k1.pha...@apathy.ne.mediaone.net:
>>
>>> ooooh. jt's got so much angst. what do you have to rage about, my
>>> child?
>>
>> How about this cancer called the human race?
>
> Goth.
Hey, Goths just mope about. I want to kill everyone.
Voltair
: Just look for the bald guy with a hot chick on each arm, bitches.
If having most of your teeth and getting plastered at your family reunion
is what you call "hot"...yeah, sure
phatmike
capacitor caused the following to appear :
>>>> ooooh. jt's got so much angst. what do you have to rage about, my
>>>> child?
>>>
>>> How about this cancer called the human race?
>>
>> Goth.
hardc0re, yo.
> Hey, Goths just mope about. I want to kill everyone.
"but but but, i'm NOT A GOTH!"
goth.
-mike
np: the ears on my head go ring ring ring
The Black Oil
JT <po...@message.invalid> wrote in message
news:Xns90E5238FD...@204.127.36.1...
>
> Hey, Goths just mope about. I want to kill everyone.
>
quotesfiled
--
Greg
np: Cabaret Voltaire "Red Mecca"
"Yeah, well I'm gonna build my own lunar space lander! With blackjack
aaaaannd Hookers! Actually, forget the space lander, and the blackjack.
Ahhhh forget the whole thing!"
-Bender "Futurama"
Arbitrator
The Black Oil <thebla...@yahoo.com> wrote...
>
> JT <po...@message.invalid> wrote...
>
> > Hey, Goths just mope about. I want to kill everyone.
>
> quotesfiled
Well, since I'm in a rare moment of humility right now (I almost got
killed while washing my car... don't ask), I thought I'd see what it's like
to be a newbie again.
What does "quotesfiled" mean? Does that mean you saved the post to
your hard drive?
phatmike
neuron capacitor caused the following to appear :
> Well, since I'm in a rare moment of humility right now (I almost got
> killed while washing my car... don't ask)
too late. i'm asking. how the hell did that happen???!
i got hit by a car last week. luckily, i saw the car coming so i had time
to move my feet out of the way. unluckily, i couldnt fucking move much cuz
i was right up against a row of cars. those side mirrors hurt! heheh,
dumbfuck drunk drivers.
-mike
np: teevee
Arbitrator
phatmike wrote...
>
> Arbitrator's <Arbit...@home.computer> neuron capacitor
> caused the following to appear :
>
> > Well, since I'm in a rare moment of humility right now (I
> > almost got killed while washing my car... don't ask)
>
> too late. i'm asking. how the hell did that happen???!
Well, I live in a court, which is shaped like a key, with the houses
on the perimeter.
I was washing my car and listening to music through a boom box. I
had my car in my driveway, and I was behind it, hosing off the back. I moved
to get the bucket out of the way, and a car crashed into the spot where I'd
just been. It was my neighbor's car - his kid was inside, and he released
the parking brake, and the car rolled across the court and smashed directly
into mine. I think my legs would have been pulped.
I think my insurance premiums are going to go up now. I hate kids.
> i got hit by a car last week. luckily, i saw the car coming so i had
> time to move my feet out of the way. unluckily, i couldnt fucking
> move much cuz i was right up against a row of cars.
Mike, you're so fat that even a two-foot gap would cause you to
complain you "can't move."
> dumbfuck drunk drivers.
And kids, dammit. Kids that live across the street from you always
suck.
phatmike
neuron capacitor caused the following to appear :
> just been. It was my neighbor's car - his kid was inside, and he released
> the parking brake, and the car rolled across the court and smashed directly
> into mine. I think my legs would have been pulped.
ouch.
>> i got hit by a car last week. luckily, i saw the car coming so i had
>> time to move my feet out of the way. unluckily, i couldnt fucking
>> move much cuz i was right up against a row of cars.
>
> Mike, you're so fat that even a two-foot gap would cause you to
> complain you "can't move."
hahaha. not true. i was up on the tips of my toes, and most of my fat is
in my belly. i got hit on my thigh. fat or no fat there wasnt much i
could have done. i'm just lucky i didnt get hit in the crotch. heheh
>> dumbfuck drunk drivers.
>
> And kids, dammit. Kids that live across the street from you always
> suck.
grah. dont get me started on the kids and thier damn half pipe. they're
on that thing, waking me up at the ungodly hour of 4pm.
Dayv!
>
> I think my insurance premiums are going to go up now. I hate kids.
The neighbor's parents or their insurance should be covering the
damage; your insurance company should never need to worry about it.
The Black Oil
Arbitrator <Arbit...@home.computer> wrote in message
news:0Lp67.11489$ly1.4...@nntp3.onemain.com...
> What does "quotesfiled" mean? Does that mean you saved the post to
> your hard drive?
Well, for me it just means a file where I put amusing quotes I find in. You
can get all l33t and set it up so that a quote will be randomly chosen and
placed in you sig whenever you post.
--
Greg
np: Converter/Asche/Morgenstern "Erode"