I'm here, too, Douglas; but haven't had anything to say
Nearly exploded about the wall building in Palestine and the abuse of
language that attended its reports; but thought better of it
I don't think there's any need for comment on the Great Leader authorising
small groups of special forces to covertly invade Iraq and seek out the
President and kill him in self-defence
Tried to find the Wolfram yesterday. It hasn't reached the North Downs yet;
but I was happy because I going into London for the WF Workshop and thought
I'd find it
but once there I met so many little groups of idiots wandering around with
big St George's flags shouting abusively about football - we kicked those
Danes up the butts, you know - that I decided to take early shelter in the
pub, which eventually shifted everything but my paradigms
It was a good enough workshop. Lots of variety. Bill Griffiths was around
(from NE), having done a gig in Hampshire (south) and read from a sequence
in progress of poems about insects - bees, things that flutter in your tent
and spiderman!
L
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From: "Douglas Barbour" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: 16 June 2002 09:30
Subject: Re: are we there?
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