To: twc-l@halmarax.demon.co.uk
From: Tony@halmarax.demon.co.uk (Tony Halmarack)
Subject: Re: Where d'you want yer ton of bricks Guv?
In-Reply-To: <19960723.190235.76@halmarax.demon.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 1996 21:10:39 +0100
In message <19960723.190235.76@halmarax.demon.co.uk> Chris wrote:
> Tony, methinks you're being just a little mischievous :) But if u will
> encourage me to gabble on... Are they not all just roles, or maybe stages
> along the way? Would like to be more definite, but in such matters I
> distrust everything except naivety...
I have a lot of faith in naivety. It may become my drug of
preference. When I'm on it I start to believe that I can say what I
want without being deluged by tons of bricks. Being lightly stoned on
that special occasion is another matter. If the only way to protect
freedom of speech is to say nowt, my Internet subscription's worthless.
I don't know if it was naivety or keen perceptiveness that caused
you to invoke the Bogey-Man recently, but it certainly brought
a response from several of the silent majority of TWC-L
subscribers. They went that-a-way ------>.
Come to think of it, it probably is safer discussing knitting
patterns and origami.
> Tony wrote:
> >>> ...legal and logistical implications...
> > If anyone involved in the hypothetical event was committing an
> > arrestable offence in the gathering place, then the script would need
> > to be modified...
>
> Ok, though that may not prevent it being a juicy story for the taboid
> press. Still, one step at a time...
This could make TWC more popular than Butlins!
> Lee wrote:
> > ...The use of MDMA and LSD combinations... basic findings...
>
> Interesting. This may be preferred combination for some (including me).
>
> If MDMA is being used, then wouldn't it be useful to be in contact with
> MAPS? (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) (Or are we
> already?)
Dunno but it sounds like a great idea. D'you think they've got
any exotic recipes?
> I find that psychedelics require mental energy and the approach of death
> is sometimes characterised by weakness & tiredness. Is this likely to be
> a problem?
Perhaps amphetamines would help after all.
> Also unless natural substances are used, pharmaceutical purity (re quality
> & quantity) needs to be ensured.
I'm sure that when the TWC is given the level of credence it
deserves, the quality and quantity will rise to the occasion.
Remember the pilchards and chapatis?
-- Tony Halmarack =(*)= Tony@halmarax.demon.co.uk