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From: drieux@wetware.com (drieux, just drieux)
Subject: NonTraditional Dating Options
Organization: Castle WetWare Philosopher and Sniper
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1992 17:55:33 GMT

J. P. Bond writes:
] 
] In article bob@netcom.com, bob@netcom.com (Bob Becker) writes:
] |>I need a completely different activity for a date on Friday.
] |>The traditional "dinner and a movie" are out.
] |>Is there anything odd happening Friday?  Any ideas for a
] |>non-traditional type of activity?
] |>
] 
] 
] 1.  rent video from blockbuster.
] 2.  get ears, nose, PA pierced at Gauntlet
] 3.  get a radical tattoo from Tattoo City
] 4.  go home, watch the video while recuperating from the pain

5. Commit an Armed Roberry of a Financial Institution.

6. Dress Up Like Chickens and wander around parks clucking.

7. Get a hundred and fifty of your nearest and Dearest Friends
and perform close order Drill, including forming a 'Square'
to repell Cavalry.

8. Sit around watching TV and Reloading 155mm Howitzer Shells
in the Handy Dandy Home Defense Reloading Kit.

9. User a Laser Designator to Blind Pilots at the local Airport
and take fun photo's while they land short in the Bay.

10. Conduct Genetic Mutation Experiments using a Mix of
Genetic Material and see if anything is patentable.


ciao
drieux

ps: if there is anything I hate is folks who
get stuck in that alt.sex.bondage Traditional Regressivisms...


-- 
Modern Day Problems

Does that 'answer' your question,
or should I be a little more vague.
From: lemay@lorelei.Eng.Sun.COM (Laura "Treekiller" Lemay - IWTFM)
Newsgroups: ba.singles
Subject: in case any of you care....
Date: 28 Sep 92 22:32:33 GMT
Distribution: ba
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Mt. View, Ca.
NNTP-Posting-Host: lorelei


I'm leaving Sun, moving on to parts unknown.  Well, I know 'em, but I
don't care to tell y'all. :)

My new job doesn't have netnews access.  I've got a netcom acct
(lemay@netcom.com), but I don't know if I'll be reading news that much,
cause its bee pretty darn dull for me recently.

For those of you who have no clue who I am, I used to be a net.goddess
(I never stopped being big; it was the newsgroups that got small :)

See ya, boys and girls, and try not to take it so seriously.  Its only
netnews.




--
**********************************************************
Laura Lemay		      lemay@sun.com (until friday)
        I can be reached at lemay@netcom.com after that...
**********************************************************
Newsgroups: ba.singles
From: tyger@netcom.com (Kitty in the Middle)
Subject: Re: Loudmouths: go to alt.flame or soc.singles.  unsubscribe from here.
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 17:22:25 GMT
Organization:  I didn't do it, nobody saw me do it, you can't prove anything!

In article <5698@igor.Rational.COM> msmiller@Rational.COM (Mark Miller) writes:
>In article <mz9n9+.tyger@netcom.com>, tyger@netcom.com (Kitty in the Middle) writes:
>> 
>>No, he just doesn't take himself as seriously as you take yourself...different
>>strokes and all that...and for my What To Do In The Bay Area bit, to satisfy
>>the self-appointed newsgroup police, TygerBoink/CaliChat is still on for 
>>December, and we are still taking suggestions  for activities...heck, if there
>>is enough response, we might expand it! :)
>
>I hope you ain't implying I'm being a net.police person.

Would *I* imply such a thing? Nah, you must be mistaken! But then, I wasn't the
one telling people to leave just because I didn't agree with their way of 
dealing with certain other people that were flaming them...

>All I originally said was that while the intent if this group may be to
>inform, it ends up not being a very informative place.

You may have a point there, but t'was never my impression that ba.singles was
much more than a smaller version of soc.singles, with a little more emphasis
on things to do and where to go than s.s

>Most of the followups henceforth have pretty much proved my point.

Oh come now! The TygerBoink info was very informative! :)

>Y'all can be as nasty and arrogant and harsh as you want. Hell, I _like_
>reading Oleg's and Monica's stuff.

I am *NOT* a Monica wannabe, nor yet an Oleg wannabe...I think they'd be very
offended if they caught wind of that comparison...:) 

As for arrogant...I am not arrogant...you're just wrong...:)  

>	-MSM

   Tyger
-- 
      Kristen Kohlbecker    And I would choose to be with you
      tyger@netcom.com      That's if the choice were mine to make   
                            But you can make decisions too
      A Tyger and a Lady    And you can have this heart to break 
 
                       
        
Newsgroups: ba.singles
From: chris@rddvax.decnet.lockheed.com
Subject: Fleet Week / Moffett Air Show
Organization: Lockheed Palo Alto Research Labs
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 16:50:30 GMT

Hi, does anybody know the exact date(s) of the upcoming Fleet Week celebration
at San Francisco?  Also does anybody have the exact schedule of events for the
Moffett Air Show on Oct 17th/18th?  (I'm particularly interested in when it
starts/ends each day, and at what time the Blue Angels perform and on which
day(s)).

  Feel free to email me if you want and I'll summarize back to the group.

Thanks in advance ...
 -Chris Rhode
  Lockheed Research Labs, Palo Alto, CA
  (415) 424-2823  chris@lmsc.lockheed.com
From: dmr@medicated.Corp.Sun.COM (Daniel M. Rosenberg)
Newsgroups: ba.singles
Subject: Re: Driving people from the net
Date: 30 Sep 92 00:21:36 GMT
Reply-To: dmr@medicated.Corp.Sun.COM
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
NNTP-Posting-Host: medicated.corp.sun.com


 
> I hate the area, but my career opportunities are much greater here.  It
> would be wonderful if everyone could live where they wanted to live, but
> sometimes we are forced to live in the gutter for awhile.  I've lived in
> four different countries and umpteen cities.  The South Bay has
> absolutely no character, and from my experience, ranks at the bottom of
> my list of places-I-want-to-live-out-my-life.  If there is something
> here, besides malls, gas stations, 7-11s, and highways, let me know.

I feel for you -- when I first got here, all I saw was pavement, parking,
and oil-soaked dirt. And I'm originally from New Jersey!

What I've found, however, is that the valleys are packed with people, but
mere minutes away (by car or bike) you can be out in near-wilderness. In the
Mountain View area, for example, head out toward the Foothills on any
roads leading west. Suddenly, it's all open fields and quiet forests. And
a lot of the area is preserved in open space preserves.

Your handy Thomas guide (available at any bookstore) details these areas
for instant perusal and access.

If you want to go farther away, you don't have to go *that* much farther away.
There are campgrounds on the coast between San Francisco and Mendocino, and between
Pacifica and Santa Cruz that are often empty, but they're as lovely as you'll
see anywhere. The national seashores north of San Francisco (and south of
San Francisco if you just head over the hills) are way cool, and much of the
time you'll find the beaches to yourself.

One of the great things about the Bay Area is that you can go from a concrete-
encrusted exurbscape to nearly uninhabited space in a very short amount of time.


---
# Daniel M. Rosenberg        Dan.Rosenberg@Corp.Sun.COM   +1 415 688 9580
# Opinions expressed above aren't Sun's.
Newsgroups: ba.singles,talk.bizarre,alt.peeves,soc.singles,rec.pets.cats,talk.abortion,alt.romance,alt.romance.chat
From: donb@igor.tamri.com (Don Baldwin)
Subject: Re: Birthday Party Reminder
Organization: TOSHIBA America MRI, South San Francisco, CA
Distribution: ba
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 17:22:50 GMT

In article <1992Sep25.135032.9656@cbnewsj.cb.att.com> decay@cbnewsj.cb.att.com
(dean.kaflowitz) writes:
>> >Given the news groups you included in this post, I have to wonder
>> >exactly what kind of party it's going to be.  Will there be a crowd
>> >of twisted, bizarre single cat lovers mingling and trying to think of
>> >interesting things to say, while do-it-yourself abortions are
>> >performed in the back room?
>> >
>> >Too bad alt.tasteless wasn't included...I could make a witty remark
>> >about...
>
>I hope you could.  You certainly couldn't make one about anything
>else, judging from this posting.

Heh heh heh.  You truly skewered me with your rapier-sharp wit, sirruh.

(FLUSH!!!!!!!)

Now back to alt.newbie.warmup with you.  See that you don;t come back to
annoy your betters before you can hold your own.

   don
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"...ever man says he wants to stand in fron of the preacher with a little
bony thing like Jane Fonder - you know, that sweaty little hipless and
titless wonder who jumps around on the TV - but if a man does marry one like
that he wishes ever night of his life he could put about 60 pounds on her
before they git between the sheets.  It ain't saying a thing agin menfolk
but they do like to have something to root around in, something big and soft
that wears easy."
        - from "Body" by Harry Crews
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Newsgroups: ba.singles,talk.politics.misc
From: drieux@wetware.com (drieux, just drieux)
Subject: I'm a LumberJack, and I done Scutt Work
Organization: Castle WetWare Philosopher and Sniper
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1992 17:47:05 GMT

ericm@microunity.com (Eric Murray) writes:
] In article <920923.1711159045@kristeva.postmodern.com> mcb@kristeva.postmodern.com (Success has made a failure of our home) writes:
] >In the referenced article, ericm@microunity.com (Eric Murray) writes:
] >> Well hey, you have a job here.
] >> It beats pulling green chain/growing dope/living off welfare, don't it?
] >
] >OK, I'll bite: just what is "pulling green chain"?  Is this something
] >done by "younger professionals"?
] 
] Nope, unless you consider lumber mill workers to be 'professionals'.
] The guys who work in the mill, pulling freshly-cut lumber off
] of the conveyor and stacking it are "pulling green chain".
] It's the easiest job to get at a mill, because it's the hardest work
] and the potential for injury is quite high.


What Eric is trying to say is that its 
like doing scutt work the first couple
years of internship as a medical technical
professional who will become a card carrying
member of a Medical Corporation that they
call HMO's - folks who at one time were
independent consulting physicians....


It is very important that we maintain
the class distinction between those of
us who are College Educated Professionals
and those mere Technicians who are Corporate
Lackies and Wage Slaves....


ciao
drieux

ps: Thank God Foresters are not a Professional Union.....



-- 
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Does that 'answer' your question,
or should I be a little more vague.
From: scott@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG (Scott Hazen Mueller)
Newsgroups: ba.announce
Subject: [Weekly posting] Moderation policies for ba.announce [last modified: May 5 1992]
Date: 4 Oct 92 19:00:18 GMT
Distribution: ba
Organization: SF-Bay Public-Access Unix

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From: dionj@sco.COM (Dion)
Newsgroups: ba.announce
Subject: Dvorak On Computers - radio program addresses UNIX
Date: 3 Oct 92 04:05:09 GMT
Distribution: ba
Organization: The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.

SCO's Doug Michels will be a guest on the radio program Dvorak on
Computers, this Sunday, October 4, 1992 (see below for
times).  It will be broacasted over 40 stations as well as
broadcasted over Armed Forces Radio Network worldwide.

The show will be hosted by John Dvorak, author and well-known industry
journalist and joined by the producer of the show Leo Laporte.

Note:  KNBR, the Bay Area station is pre-empting this broadcast due
to a baseball game.

Stations        Broadcast Location      Broadcast Time
KTAR            Phoenix, AZ             5 - 7:00  (p.m.)
KNCO            Grass Valley, CA        10 - 12:00
KRGO            Fresno, CA              11 - 1:00
KMNY            Los Angeles, CA         10 - 12:00
KGLW            Arroyo Grande, CA       10 - 12:00
KCSJ            Pueblo, CO              11 - 1:00
KGIW            Alamoso CO              12 - 2:00
KNUS            Denver,CO               11 - 2:00
WNTR            Washington DC           1 - 4:00
WDEL            Wilmington DE           1 - 4:00
WKEN            Dover DE                1 - 2:00
WHNZ            Tampa, FL               1 - 3:00
WWNZ            Orlando FL              6 - 7:00
KGU             Honolulu HI             8 - 11:00 (a.m.)
WOC             Davenport IA            12 - 2:00
KQAM            Witchita, KS            12 - 2:00
WLXG            Lexington KY            12 - 2:00
WBUL            Louisvile, KY           11 - 1:00
KPEL            Lafayette LA            12 - 2:00
WPEP            East Taunton MA          1 - 3:00
KFRU            Columbia, MO             12 - 3:00
WBZO            Edenton NC               1 - 4:00
WNCT            Greenville, NC           1 - 2:00
KATK            Carlsbad, NM             12 - 1:00
KNUU            Las Vegas, NV            11 - 1:00
WKBN            Youngstown, OH            1 - 3:00
WBRJ            Marietta, OH              1 - 3:00
KTOK            Oklahoma City, OK         1 - 3:00
KYKN            Salem, OR                10 - 12:00
KOPE            Medford, OR              10 - 12:00
WVSJ            Philadelphia, PA          1 - 4:00
WTAW            Bryan, TX                12 - 3:00
KLIF            Dallas, TX                1 - 2:00
WOAI            San Antonio, TX          12 - 1:00
WFIR            Roanoke, VA               1 - 3:00
WLEE            Richmond, VA             12 - 1:00
KXLY            Spokane, WA              10 - 12:00
WTDY            Madison, WI              12 - 2:00
WIZM            LaCrosse, WI              2 - 4:00
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From: scott@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG (Scott Hazen Mueller)
Newsgroups: ba.announce
Subject: [Weekly posting] Moderation policies for ba.announce [last modified: May 5 1992]
Date: 13 Sep 92 19:00:15 GMT
Distribution: ba
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Please include location information in the Subject: line!  Not counting
sites in other states and countries, the Bay Area Usenet distribution is at
least 6 hours' drive across, and longer if you take public transit.

Content is restricted to announcements only.  Discussions are not
appropriate material.  If you are announcing a meeting for an
organization that is not well-known, please feel free to include
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material as separate postings; it will be sent back to you.

For sale/wanted, or rental ads are not appropriate material.  Please post such
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      * Party announcements or other social get-togethers.

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From: ladasky@netcom.com (John J. Ladasky II)
Subject: Make Room for Bikes! (San Jose, 10/3)
Organization: SF-Bay Public-Access Unix
Distribution: ba
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 17:04:38 GMT

	M A K E   R O O M   F O R   B I K E S !
	- - - -   - - - -   - - -   - - - - - -

    a rally in support of alternative transportation
		in Santa Clara County
	sponsored by the Green Party of San Jose

-----------------------------------------------------------

Date	: Saturday, October 3, 1992

Time	: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Location: various places throughout downtown San Jose.

Details : A group bicycle ride begins at 11:00 am, at the
	  Student Center at San Jose State University
	  (San Carlos and 7th streets).  A one-hour bike
	  ride through the downtown area ends at Plaza
	  Park (Market Street and San Antonio) at noon.
	  Representatives of the Green Party will speak at
	  the park about bicycle transportation, Measure A,
	  and other matters of interest to those who come.
	  Bring your water bottle!

Contact : If you need more information, please contact
	  John Ladasky by email (ladasky@netcom.com) or by
	  telephone (408-929-5447).

------------------------------------------------------------

		     Please join us!
From: patte@cmn13.Stanford.EDU (Patte Wood)
Newsgroups: ba.announce
Subject: Digital Music Under the Stars - October 12, 1992 - Frost Amphitheater
Date: 5 Oct 92 20:25:47 GMT
Reply-To: patte@ccrma.stanford.edu
Distribution: ba
Organization: DSO, Stanford University

Digital Music Under the Stars.  On October 12, 1992, at 7:30pm, the Center for  
Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), in conjunction with the 1992  
International Computer Music Conference, will present an outdoor concert of  
digital music at Frost Amphitheater that will include MIDI controllers  
(Thunder, Lightening, and Celletto), improvisation, quadraphonic sound, and  
BioMuse, a performance system developed at Stanford that uses signals from the  
body to generate music. 

Works include "Cuitlatecoytl: Dance of Pennance from the opera Popol Vuh" for  
computer-driven instruments by Allen Strange, "Turenas" for quadraphonic tape  
by John chowning, "Kagami" for BioMuse performer and MIDI instruments by Atau  
Tanaka and performed by Galen Brandt, "Daily Life Among the Phyrigians" and  
"I'm Late" by William Schottstaedt, "Torso" by David Soley, and "Finding Buried  
Signals" an improvisation for Thunder, Lightening, and Celletto by Chris Chafe  
and David Wessel.  

Tickets are $7 general admission, $4 students, and are available at the gate.   
Frost Amphiteater (on the Stanford University campus) will open at 6:30 p.m.  
for those who wish to picnic prior to the concert.  Concertgoers are encouraged  
to dress warmly and to bring a blanket to sit on.  For more information call  
the Music Department Office, (415) 723-3811.
From: deanna@cadence.com (Deanna McCusker)
Newsgroups: ba.announce
Subject: Environmental Faire/Concert: Volunteer Now!
Date: 26 Sep 92 17:49:19 GMT
Reply-To: deanna@cadence.com
Distribution: ba
Organization: Cadence Design Systems, Inc.

Volunteeer Now!

Environmental Faire/Concert featuring:
Starship `92 (formerly Jefferson Starship)

Sunday, October 18 at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
Music, vegetarian food, environmental speakers and vendors.

Looking for friendly, enthusiastic volunteers for jobs
LARGE and small.  Help needed for all segments of operations
prior to and on the day of the event.

For information call: (408) 984-0204
Benefit for the EARTHSAVE Foundation.
Newsgroups: ba.announce
From: howard@hal.com (Howard Gayle)
Subject: October Libertarian Party meetings in Santa Clara County
Reply-To: howard@hal.com
Organization: SF-Bay Public-Access Unix
Distribution: ba
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 21:33:47 GMT

Wed 14 Oct 7:00 -  9:30 PM Discussion group, Coco's Restarant,
                           1209 Oakmead Parkway (at Lawrence
                           Expressway, 1 block south of 101),
                           Sunnyvale.
Thu 15 Oct 7:00 - 10:00 PM Dinner (7-8) and business meeting
                           (8-10), Coco's Restarant, address
                           above.
Thu 22 Oct 7:00 -  9:30 PM Discussion group, Harry's Hofbrau,
                           399 W. El Camino Real, Mountain View
                           (about 3/8 mi. north of Grant Road
                           and Highway 85).

Discussion groups are for anyone who wants to learn about
libertarianism or is interested in libertarian ideas.  Business
meetings cover what's happening in the Libertarian Party in the
county, the state and around the country.  For information,
phone 408 243 2711.
Newsgroups: ba.announce