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Tom Waits... charismatic story-teller with a
penchant for freaky people and unusual
settings. You thrive on the concept of the
underdog coming out on top.


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Jim Joes snips and manson

Francesco Dellamorte is your name, and killing
zombies

Why do Koan give me the chills and make me laugh and weep?

If surgeons ever see anyone’s “inner Beauty”. if it is as big as it looks. my heart is pumping oil, or syrup or tar or mercury, glass flows like water, if you were immortal glass windows would have to be annoying, you would need ground quartz ones maybe. if I had forever I would watch glass drip and melt like honey and people would not concern me at all,are there things running on that time scale,not turtle or tree time but mineral and stone time. mountain time the earths heaves like waves on the sea over time. The sea is ever the sea but now saltier more acidic, harsher . Somewhere I read that the moon used to be closer,will it take off on it’s own one day, maybe dive into the sun or just spin off into the deep. is black space where old frozen dreamons lays dreaming . Could one die of boredom. Well the end of the world had better hurry up or I may begin with out it.

You do the HOKEY-POKEY and turn shuggoth all around, that is what it’s all about!

My 2 year old son asks ”Daddy, what are you doing”? “Reading about buddha.” I reply. He considers this than replies “it’s an ocean.” and walks off. Should I just shave his head and wrap him in saffron robes now?

re: last sentence of article : odd my ass! sounds like domestic terrorism at its truest -----Original Message----- From: allison@hemp.net Sent: Dec 22, 2004 4:38 AM To: mmjlist@cannabismd.org Subject: [mmjlist] Medical marijuana user tries to stop DMV from taking her license Medical marijuana user tries to stop DMV from taking her license BRIAN MELLEY December 21, 2004 Associated Press MercuryNews.com SACRAMENTO - The Department of Motor Vehicles postponed a driver’s license test for a medical marijuana user with a case before the Supreme Court after her lawyer claimed on Tuesday that she was being unfairly targeted for review without any driving violations. Diane Monson received notice from the DMV earlier this month that she needed to appear at a re-examination hearing Thursday or would lose her license. The notice did not say why she was selected, but she said with the exception of a speeding ticket 15 years ago she had spotless record. “I still very strongly that I’ve done nothing whatsoever to warrant this investigation,” Monson said after being notified the hearing was scrapped. DMV brass put the hearing on hold and launched a “top to bottom” internal review of the case after Monson and her lawyer hand-delivered a cease-and-desist notice to the agency’s headquarters, said spokesman Bill Branch. Inquiries from news reporters brought the matter to the attention of officials. “So far as top-level DMV officials can recall, we are not aware of any other cases involving medicinal marijuana,” Branch said. The agency would not say why Monson was selected for a re-examination hearing, which are held routinely in cases involving drivers involved in serious crashes or who have been cited for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol at least three times over three years. Monson had just passed and eye exam to renew her license when she was notified of the so-called re-examination. It arrived shortly after her medical marijuana case was heard by the Supreme Court. Monson, 47, an accountant from Oroville, is a plaintiff in a case that will determine whether federal law enforcement agents can seize pot grown by users in states where it can be legally prescribed as medicine. Monson takes the drug to relieve back pain. She and another California woman filed suit against Attorney General John Ashcroft because they feared their supply would disappear after federal agents seized six pot plants in 2002 on her rural property on Rattlesnake Peak. They won in the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled that federal prosecution of medical marijuana users is unconstitutional if the pot is not sold, transported across state lines or used for nonmedicinal purposes. California law allows people to grow, smoke or obtain marijuana for medical needs with a doctor’s recommendation. Other states with such laws are Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont and Washington. While the order from DMV did not specify why Monson was singled out, attorney David Michael said it was unheard of that someone with a near-perfect record would be selected. He said it was unconstitutional, illegal and an abuse of authority. “The important thing is that Diane was given this notice not because of any driving, but solely because of the fact she’s a medical cannabis patient,” Michael said. Advocates for the use of pot as medicine said it’s not uncommon for law enforcement to harass and intimidate patients. “This whole landscape represents a culture of resistance by law enforcement and public officials to enforce state law,” said Kris Hermes of Americans for Safe Access, a national marijuana advocacy group. Nathan Barankin, a spokesman for Attorney General Bill Lockyer, said there has been some confusion due to the unclear wording of Proposition 215, which legalized marijuana in 1996. He also said the state could improve its regulation of the drug. He said he had never heard of an instance such as Monson’s with a DMV hearing required. “Quite frankly, I find it strange,” Barankin said. “It seems odd that this would happen.”

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Authorities Find 610 Pounds of Marijuana in Caskets 2004-12-15    >> news category      >> general Source: Tucson Citizen SALLISAW, Okla. - Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers found 610 pounds of marijuana hidden in caskets in a truck they pulled over near this eastern Oklahoma town. The driver, Timothy G. Hynd, 26, and his passenger, Robert Dean Harper, told a trooper they were working for a Tucson, Ariz., casket company and their destination was Atlanta. They were pulled over early Friday for going 6 mph over the speed limit. The marijuana was found after troopers were given permission to search the truck. Hynd and Harper were charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and were freed on bond Monday after making an initial appearance in federal court in Muskogee. “Hynd is 26 and has never been in any kind of trouble,” said his attorney, Donn Baker. “He was just delivering caskets for a living. He didn’t check inside the caskets for drugs - would you?” Harper also has never been in any legal trouble, said his attorney, Chad Richardson, who said Harper was unaware the marijuana was there.

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Schwarzenegger Pardons 3 Marijuana Offenders 2004-12-25    >> news category      >> general Source: KCBA.com Sacramento (BCN) - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today pardoned three people, including a Santa Cruz man, in the first pardons issued by a California governor since former Gov. Pete Wilson left office in 1998. Schwarzenegger pardoned Santa Cruz resident Alec Webster, who was convicted of selling marijuana at the age of 24 in 1975. Webster served two years and eight months on probation following his conviction and reportedly has had a spotless record since. He recently retired from working at the University of California, Santa Cruz, according to Schwarzenegger’s spokeswoman Julie Soderlund. Schwarzenegger also pardoned two other men with drug-related convictions in the 1970s. Current Colorado resident James Brown was convicted of driving under the influence of drugs in Riverside County in 1971. Hacienda Heights resident Antonio Garcia was convicted of drug dealing in 1978 in Los Angeles County. The three pardons are Schwarzenegger’s first as governor. Former Gov. Gray Davis did not issue any pardons during his term in office

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http://www.northvegr.org/main.php http://asatru.org/yule.html Today’s Date in Heithinn Format Othinn’s Day, the 16th night of the tide of Jól-Moon, in the year 1004 EVFS What is EVFS? Tonight is the 9th night of the great tide of Jól.                                    Search the Northvegr site * Heithni comes from the Old Norse word heiðni which is a word that was used in elder times to describe the pre-Christian spiritual tradition of the Northern European peoples. The word Heithinn comes from the Old Norse word heiðinn which we use as an adjective to describe the ideals of Heithni (ex. Heithinn ethics - those ethics which conform to Heithni), or as a noun to describe those who live by the ethic and world-view of Heithni (ex. He is Heithinn, those people are Heithnir [plural]). Heiðni also means ‘high, pure, clear’ in Icelandic. © 2004 Northvegr Foundation. Please ask for permission before using material from this site. sure will do... yeah right check em out.. sir james

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imagine shearing off your ears, tongue, penis I could want this, but my hands, now there one becomes reticent. Truck stop straight razor, twenty bag of cheap coke, insulin syringe, torch, coat hanger. the Tongue goes easy, two shots three cuts, red hot wire cauterizes wound fairly neatly, more coke. The ears, poultry shears, six shots, two clops, now just ugly gristle piercing hole looks like some animal marking tag. The Penis, need to buy more coke and downers and booze....... Two cock rings, cleaver, ark welder, feel silly hooking the industrial welding clamps to the cock ring, should be filming this, getting nervous, decide to chew some Xanax and drink some more rum,shooting coke into prick like crazy now, syringe after syringe, then turn on the ark welder dirty burned hair smell,then I just chop off the seard peace between the rings,still can’t feel it yet although toung feels ,well gone. going to call ambulance now.......

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Where is Bill Hiene, Charles Olson, Gregory Corso, John Wieners, Roger Richards, Janine Pomy Vega, Elise Cowen, Charlie Parker, Lew Welch, Herman Melville, Ed Marshall, Robert Frank, Robert Creeley

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