[Vision2020] John's Alley

[Donovan Arnold]

"What I'm suggesting is that it's unlikely 
that Doug Wilson's predominantly middle-aged critics
are sneaking out in the dead of night, chalk in hand,
to write tasteless jokes about the Hitler Youth on
NSA's sidewalk."--Joan Opyr

Yes, that would be preposterous! It is obviously young
drunk college students that come to the bars, with
chalk, so they can later write Hitler statements on
the front door of NSA. And it was just a coincidence
that happened to be their door because the college
kids do not keep up on local Moscow politics. 

What is equally preposterous is that middle aged women
would be so bored, empty, and without purpose that
they spend their lives flooding a server list with
emails making crap up about about some people they
disagree with on philosophical and religious grounds. 

One would think they could spend all this free time
doing something productive like walking the dogs at
the human shelter, visiting some of the lonely ladies
at the assisting living centers, volunteering for the
Red Cross to help those in need in the gulf, or
adopting a highway.  


Donovan J Arnold





Donovan spits:

"So what Joan is saying is that John's Alley patrons
are the ones 
responsible for the vandalism to the
NuArt (evidence being loud music and close proximity),
but because 
John's Alley was there first, it should be
the NuArt that goes. Also, NuArt should feel lucky for
being spit on 
and vandalized based on her experiences
in Scotland."

No, Jackass, what I am saying is that downtown
businesses located near 
bars should not be surprised when they wake up to find
bodily fluids on 
their doorsteps.  And most aren't.  They scrub said
doorsteps and get 
on about their business.  For heaven's sake, Gambino's
have had their 
windows broken, but Ellen Roskovitch, who is on this
list, has never to 
my knowledge made a federal case about it.  Only NSA
and the NuArt feel 
obliged to elevate ordinary spittle into martyrdom. 
They do this 
without logic and without proof -- rather like you.

I have no idea if the denizens of John's Alley hock
loogies on the 
NuArt or not, and I don't care.  What I'm suggesting
is that it's unlikely 
that Doug Wilson's predominantly middle-aged critics
are sneaking out 
in the dead of night, chalk in hand, to write
tasteless jokes about the 
Hitler Youth on NSA's sidewalk.  But, just in case,
perhaps MPD should 
arrest me or Rose or Joanne Muneta and dust us for . .
. dust?

Now, Donovan, let me tell you something else about
Glasgow.  No, better 
yet, when I get home from Olympia, why don't I show
you?  Here's how it 
will work -- should we ever meet in the flesh, I'll
ask you the 
following question:  "Hey, Jimmy, can yer mammy sew?" 
That's your cue to turn 
tail and run like hell because the answer is a
powerful head butt 
accompanied by the words, "Then tell her to stitch
this!"  Sound like fun?  
No?  Well, bugger you then.  I didn't want to touch
your nasty old 
foreheed anyway, you bampot, you.

Joan Opyr/Auntie Establishment
www.auntie-establishment.com

PS: I don't think you'd last long in Glasgow, Donovan,
but you could do 
with a trip somewhere beyond the limits of your own
backyard.  Have you 
tried clicking your ruby slippers together three times
and wishing 
yourself in Kansas?  I've got a pair of red Converse
high-tops, and I've 
been wishing you all sorts of places!


 

--- Joan Opyr <joanopyr at earthlink.net> wrote:

> Donovan spits:
> 
> "So what Joan is saying is that John's Alley patrons
> are the ones responsible for the vandalism to the
> NuArt (evidence being loud music and close
> proximity), but because John's Alley was there
> first, it should be
> the NuArt that goes. Also, NuArt should feel lucky
> for being spit on and vandalized based on her
> experiences
> in Scotland."
> 
> No, Jackass, what I am saying is that downtown
> businesses located near bars should not be surprised
> when they wake up to find bodily fluids on their
> doorsteps.  And most aren't.  They scrub said
> doorsteps and get on about their business.  For
> heaven's sake, Gambino's have had their windows
> broken, but Ellen Roskovitch, who is on this list,
> has never to my knowledge made a federal case about
> it.  Only NSA and the NuArt feel obliged to elevate
> ordinary spittle into martyrdom.  They do this
> without logic and without proof -- rather like you.
> 
> I have no idea if the denizens of John's Alley hock
> loogies on the NuArt or not, and I don't care.  What
> I'm suggesting is that it's unlikely that Doug
> Wilson's predominantly middle-aged critics are
> sneaking out in the dead of night, chalk in hand, to
> write tasteless jokes about the Hitler Youth on
> NSA's sidewalk.  But, just in case, perhaps MPD
> should arrest me or Rose or Joanne Muneta and dust
> us for . . . dust?
> 
> Now, Donovan, let me tell you something else about
> Glasgow.  No, better yet, when I get home from
> Olympia, why don't I show you?  Here's how it will
> work -- should we ever meet in the flesh, I'll ask
> you the following question:  "Hey, Jimmy, can yer
> mammy sew?"  That's your cue to turn tail and run
> like hell because the answer is a powerful head butt
> accompanied by the words, "Then tell her to stitch
> this!"  Sound like fun?  No?  Well, bugger you then.
>  I didn't want to touch your nasty old foreheed
> anyway, you bampot, you.
> 
> Joan Opyr/Auntie Establishment
> www.auntie-establishment.com
> 
> PS: I don't think you'd last long in Glasgow,
> Donovan, but you could do with a trip somewhere
> beyond the limits of your own backyard.  Have you
> tried clicking your ruby slippers together three
> times and wishing yourself in Kansas?  I've got a
> pair of red Converse high-tops, and I've been
> wishing you all sorts of places!
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
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