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**** ******** ******** ****** ******** ******** ** ** ** ** ******** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ******** ** ** ** ******** c i n t m c i e . v s i , s t Issue #45 December 5, 1989!! Special Bits-n-Pieces Issue! Our address: Activist Times, Inc. P.O. Box 2501 Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Hi, welcome to ATI. We'll make this a relatively short one.. In this issue we have some miscellaneous things that we're sure you'll enjoy. Read on! P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N*P*A*W*N* Now it's time for another great column by Prime Anarchist, The Prime Anarchist World News: Dear Sirs: Please send me information on your dead seals. I understand you have them frozen. I am most interested in the furs and any oils that can be extracted. I'll be throwing the rest of them away. oops, wrong letter. grettings phellow peploids. Prime, back at you with more PAWN. Prime Anarchist World News tonight is brought to you by ATI in conjunction with AJAX, Palmolive, and Mr. Clean (as you know, the guy on the Mr. Clean bottle is Tom Metzger, white supremacy fascist. He won't be too pleased to know that he's helped out with postage here). GREAT TRASHING IDEA. read this, and collect 3 accrediteed points towards your degree in phreak101. You must be majoring in garbology, or at least willing to minor in it. Typing rooms. If there is a typing room in your local library, check out their garb cans. They are an excellent source of all kinds of info, as many people use these facilities to type up resumes, job applications, and loan applications. Monica DeGrieff. Remember her? She looks really bad. Dark circles under her eyes, all strung out, she looks likeshe's doing a nervous breakdown soon. Last month she resigned as mayor of Bogota, Colombia. Probably saved her life. Earl Grey tea is very good, if you can find it. The White House Press Office is back up. 1-800-424-9090. Reporters call it so they can pretend they went to DC and report on Bush. Sometimes comical, once in a blue moon, informative, the # is worth your dime (I thought the call is phree! -GZ) Steal This Dirt-- Members of the Hackberry Hill Brethren Grace Church arrived to "la culta" one Sunday morning to find 3 feet of the dirt surroundin their church gone. Who took it? A construction company called Ames. They used the dirt to build Interstate 76. The case is still in court. Hey, I say if you can get your materials free of charge, why not do it? And what better group to liberate it from than a "not-for-profit" organization??? In Iowa, a payphone call now costs 35 cents!!! Mucho mas than other citystates. Some charge 25 cents (New York), yet others are still holding fast at 10 cents (Connecticut). You can bet your bottom dollar that each city who thinks he can get away with this hike, will follow suit. I say time to repeat another good old-fashioned sticker campaign. Use computer mailing labels. Make them read something like this: ------------------------------------- : PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS PAYFONE : : TO COMMIT LOCAL FONE CALLS UNLESS : : IT IS A GRAVE EMERGENCY. GOTO UR : : FRIENDZ HOUSE, OR USE YOURS. OR : : KNOCK ON ANOTHER DOOR AND MAKE A : : NEW FRIEND. "CAN I BORROW YOUR : : FONE? THAT ONE'S BROKE." : : Sponsored by FaFAFACFAC. The : : faction for a five cent fone call : ------------------------------------- To order free copies of the Prime Anarchist Phamily Photo Album, or to order Chaos, or just to call, call 801-321-8533. Tell Norris Admonton how, what or who you're feeling. He'll understand. Esta moi. LIMA--Peruvians by the thousands are running around with their arms up in t air chanting "say yes to democracy!" They're calling it "armed strike". Gosh, everyone's up in arms these days. "Hang up, I'm going to pound off," says Malcolm Freex. "Can I watch?" asks Andrew Oliphant. Hehehehe. WE'VE GOT BIG BILLS -- Many large-city police stations receive collect calls from their informants. If you know the name of an officer you don't like, "hello, collect call to officer bob, from pedro, an informant." Do it many times and they'll call him in Monday next month and say "you're costing us too much $." IS YOUR FONE TAPPED? Find out. Call the Privacy expert. Richard Sweeney, PI. 303-298-7760 (or was that 7766? I can't even read my own riting). I HATE MALE OPERATORS -- by NRK I couldn't read the entire payfone # but wanted to charge some calls to it. So I called the 0 operator. "Can you tell me what # I'm at? I'm standing at a payfone and wish to get a call here." "No," she said. "I can't do that." I asked her a couple of times then gave up and said "supervisor please." "Nope. He'll tell you the same thing." "I'll take that chance." "Supervisor," said the male voice. "Can I help you?" I told him the scene. He suggested that I call 1411. "You're kidding me," I said. "How will they know? I'm at one of two miles wrth of payfones." He assured me that the 1411 op would be able to. "He lied," said a comforting 1411 voice. "Try calling the 0 operator a couple of times. Maybe one of them will give it to you." I succeeded on my first try. "I sure CAN tell you. I apologize for that supervisor," said another 0 operator. Springwater, free, abundant and food 4-u. Eym att sum kar deelurship und their'z a karr serkling a round mee. Eye guest itz zum kynd uv sekkuretty gye. BROKE AT THE GOLDEN ARCHES? Why, just whip out your gold card. McDonald's nw accepts Visa, MC. Hold on. Ok, now I feel better after having puked all over my sneakers. That's about the sickest thing I've observed about Amerika yet. You know tings are bad when you gotta debit it out for a frenchfry and a mcChugnut. "I-would glad-ly pay-you mon-day 4-a ham-bur-ger 2-day..." "They're 5 cents each? Put it on my Diners' Club." Hmm, this cinnamon roll is dee-licious! Almost holds down that barf taste. Politics is the way somebody lives his life. So remember, if you can't be radical for a just cause, then be radical just because. Prime outta here. LATRO. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :ATI, changing the way people : read for over 2 years. :ATI, a freedom paper. : ATI, a way of life, patriots / :ATI, more than just a - - newspaper, it's the rag / :of justice!!! / - - - - - - - - - - - Now for the ATI numbers run.. 800-424-9090 white house press office. 800-ana-rchy art rock t-shirts, silk screening. 801-321-8533 dial an awesome dude. 303-298-7760(6) tell him what bugs you. 619-239-king Elvis is everywhere! Call him up! 516-922-wine Jackie The Joke Man's Dial-a-joke 213-598-7900 lamers' line. 213-687-4452 same lamers, different line. 201-644-2335 associated press headline news for the basically lazy. 800-4ca-ncer cancer information line. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This one's for all you English majors!! LITERARY CLASSIC THE SKINHEAD HAMLET Shakespeare's play translated into modern English Our hope was to achieve something like the effect of the New English Bible -- Eds ACT I SCENE I : The battlements of Elsinore Castle : : Enter HAMLET, followed by GHOST : GHOST: Oi! Mush! HAMLET: Yer? GHOST: I was fucked! (Exit GHOST) HAMLET: O fuck. (Exit HAMLET) SCENE II : The Throneroom : : Enter KING CLAUDIUS, GERTRUDE, HAMLET and COURT : CLAUDIUS: Oi! You, Hamlet, give over! HAMLET: Fuck off, won't you? (Exit CLAUDIUS, GERTRUDE, COURT) HAMLET(alone): They could have fucking waited. (Enter HORATIO) HAMLET: Weeeeny! (Exeunt) SCENE III : Ophelia's Bedroom : : Enter Ophelia and Laertes : LAERTES: I'm fucking off now. Watch Hamlet doesn't slip you one while I'm gone. OPHELIA: I'll be fucked if he does. (Exeunt) SCENE IV : The Battlements : : Enter HORATIO, HAMLET and GHOST : GHOST: Oi! Mush, get on with it! HAMLET: Who did it then? GHOST: That wanker Claudius. He poured fuckin poison in my fuckin ear! (Exeunt) ACT II SCENE I : A corridor in the castle : : Enter HAMLET reading. Enter POLONIUS : POLON: Oi! You! HAMLET: Fuck off, grandad! (Exit POLON. Enter ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN) ROS & GU: Oi! Oi! Mucca! HAMLET: Fuck off, the pair of you! (Exit ROS and GUILD) HAMLET: (Alone) To fuck or be fucked (Enter OPHELIA) OPHELIA: My Lord! HAMLET: Fuck off to a nunnery! (They exit in different directions) ACT III SCENE I : The Throne Room : : Enter PLAYERS and all COURT : 1 PLAYER: Full thirty times hath Phoebus cart . . . . CLAUDIUS: I'll be fucked if I watch any more of this crap. (Exeunt) SCENE II : Gertrude's Bedchamber : : Enter HAMLET, to GERTRUDE : HAMLET: Oi! Slag! GERTRUDE: Watch your fucking mouth, kid! POLON: (From behind curtain) Too right. HAMLET: Who the fuck was that? (He stabs POLONIUS through the arras) POLON: Fuck! HAMLET: Fuck! I thought it was that other wanker. (Exeunt) ACT IV SCENE I : A Court Room : CLAUDIUS: Fuck off to England then! HAMLET: Delighted, mush. SCENE II : The Throne Room : :OPHELIA, GERTRUDE and CLAUDIUS : OPHELIA: Here, cop a whack of this. (She hands GERTRUDE some rosemary and exits) CLAUDIUS: She's fucking round the twist, isn't she? GERTRUDE: (Looking out the window) There is a willow grows aslant the brook. CLAUDIUS: Get on with it, slag. GERTRUDE: Ophelia's gone and fucking drowned! CLAUDIUS: Fuck! Laertes isn't half going to be browned off. (Exeunt) SCENE III : A Corridor : LAERTES: (Alone) I'm going to fucking do this lot. (Enter CLAUDIUS) CLAUDIUS: I didn't fuckin do it, mate. It was that wanker Hamlet. LAERTES: Well, fuck him. ACT V SCENE I : Hamlet's Bedchamber : : HAMLET and HORATIO seated : HAMLET: I got this feeling I'm going to cop it, Horatio,and you know, I couldn't give a flying fuck. (Exeunt) SCENE II : Large Hall : : Enter HAMLET, LAERTES, COURT, GERTRUDE, CLAUDIUS : LAERTES: Oi, wanker: let's get on with it. HAMLET: Delighted, fuckface. (They fight and both are poisoned by the poisoned sword) LAERTES: Fuck! HAMLET: Fuck! (The QUEEN drinks) GERTRUDE: Fucking odd wine! CLAUDIUS: You drunk the wrong fucking cup, you stupid cow! HAMLET: (Pouring the poison down CLAUDIUS' throat) Well, fuck you! CLAUDIUS: I'm fair and squarely fucked. LAERTES: Oi, mush: no hard feeling, eh? HAMLET: Yer. (LAERTES dies) HAMLET: Oi! Horatio! HORATIO: Yer? HAMLET: I'm fucked. The rest is fucking silence. (HAMLET dies) HORATIO: Fuck: that was no ordinary wanker, you know. (Enter FORTINBRAS) FORTIN: What the fuck's going on here? HORATIO: A fuckin mess, that's for sure. FORTIN: No kiddin. I see Hamlet's fucked. HORATIO: Yer. FORTIN: Fuckin shame: fuckin good bloke. HORATIO: Too fuckin right. FORTIN: Fuck this for a lark then. Let's piss off. (Exeunt with alarums) RICHARD CURTIS Reprinted from the TOIKE OIKE by The Anarchy Zone. (416) 778 5767 Here's some thoughts on auto insurance: These are the reasons why car insurance rates are high : 1. high medical care costs 2. high auto repair bills 3. lawsuits 4. auto theft 5. fraudulent claims 6. industry operating costs 7. urbanization (population) 8. The mix of vehicles...small cars greater damage usually more expensive. Facts: Lawyers get about .52 cents of a dollar on any claim. A 12000. car would cost aprox. 40000. to rebuild using parts suppli In the past six years medical costs have risen 80%. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- A few words about Canada... 400,000 USE FOOD BANKS TO SURVIVE, STUDY SAYS Reprinted from the Toronto Star Saturday, November 18, 1989, Page A12 Nearly 400,000 Canadians must resort to usig food banks or some other charitable food program every month or face starvation, a study released yesterday shows. One in every 65 Canadians now relies on a food bank or food donations just to survive, according to a Canadian Association of Food Banks survey of 65 food banks across the country. Of these recipients, at least 40 per cent are children, says Barry Davidson of the association. "This os one of the most shocking numbers," he told the opening session of a weekend food bank conference at the University of Western Ontario yesterday. "It means kids are almost twice as (badly) off as adults." The study, based on statistics for March, 1989, indicates children are twice as likely as adults to be fed by food banks. In March 1989, the association's official "humber count" was 378,000 Canadians from 175,000 households, who required food assistance about 1.3 times per month. Of these, 87 per cent received groceries to prepare at home; 13 per cent averaged 23 meals per month, the survey found. The survey also found the amount of food distributed increased significantly from 648 tons in 1988, up to 782 tons in only the first 10 months of this year. A-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*- The Roving Eavesdropper This issue we have a small column. It's a possible conversation that possibly could have taken place over a car phone: (Note: > = male's voice, < = female's voice.) > Hi baby. < Hi, where are you? > Right by your house. I'm 5 minutes away. I'll be right over. < Huh? I was sleeping. > What? < I was sleeping. Wait.. did you say you were coming over? > Yeah, did you eat? < No, and I'm hungry too. > Well, we'll go out to a diner and have a nice dinner.. < (interrupts) No! I have to take a shower. My hair is a mess! I can't go out like this! > Don't worry about your hair. You gotta have something to eat. It's late and < (interrupts) Well, my mother and I were going to come over your house later anyway. We have to wash some clothes. > Well why don't you and I get something to eat first. I'm hungry too. You wan to go to a diner or somewhere else? < No, my face isn't done. And my hair is a mess.. I have to take a shower... How about you bring over something from Roy Rogers'? > I hate Roy Rogers! Look, I'll be over in 5 minutes. I'll honk the horn. If you don't come out, just forget it, ok? < Ok. (End of conversation) As 2600 Magazine might say, "If this had been an actual conversation, looking at this article would be illegal." - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Some facts about listening in on fone calls: Cordless phones: 46.610 - 46.970 IMTS (old style car phones): 152.510 - 152.810 Airplane phones (base stations): 454.025 - 455.000 Airplane phones (airplanes): 459.025 - 460.000 Cellular phones (base stations): 870.000 - 890.000 Cellular phones (base stations for extended use channels): 890.000 - 896.000 Also: NEW CORDLESS TELEPHONE FREQUENCY LISTINGS ????????????????????????????????????????? CHANNEL BASE PORTABLE TELEPHONE ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? 1 46.610 49.670 2 46.630 49.845* 3 46.670 49.860* 4 46.710 49.770 5 46.730 49.875* 6 46.770 49.830* 7 46.830 49.890* 8 46.870 49.930 9 46.930 49.990 10 46.970 49.970 Some of the older cordless phones using the frequencies marked by the <*> asterisk are paired with frequencies around 1.7 MHz. Listening to the 1.7 MHz side will yield both sides of the conversation. The best frequencies to monitor are the 46 MHz as they will repeat both sides of the conversation. Power output of both base and hand units are less than 100 Mw or 1/10 watt so the range is limited. Careful monitoring will produce some outstanding results. It is not uncommon to hear conversations up to a mile away. Scanner Communications Company THE EXCHANGE! RBBS-PC Post Office Box 12601 Tallahassee,FL 32317-2601 DATA: (904) 878-4413 300/1200/2400 Baud +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- Wow! This issue turned out to be longer than I thought after all. Anyway, I'll leave you with a poem someone shared with the users on my bbs: He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be One against whom there was no official complaint, and all the reports on his conduct agree That, in the modern sense of an old-fashioned word, he was a saint, For in everything he did he served the Greater Community. Except for the War till the day he retired he worked in a factory and never got fired, But satisfied his employers, Fudge Motors Inc. Yet he wasn't a scab or odd in his view, For his Union reports that he paid his dues, (Our report on his Union shows it was sound) And our Social Psychology workers found That he was popular with his mates and liked a drink. The Press are convinced that he bought a paper every day And that his reactions to advertisements were normal in every way. Policies taken out in his name prove that he was fully insured, And his Health-card shows he was once in a hospital but left it cured. Both Producers Research and High-Grade Living declare He was fully sensible to the advantages of the Installment Plan A phonograph, a radio, a car and a frigidaire. Our researchers into Public Opinion are content That he held the proper opinions for the time of year; When there was peace, he was for peace; when there was war, he went. He was married and added five children to the population, Which our Eugenist says was the right number for a parent of his generation, And our teachers report that he never interfered with their education. Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard. W.H. Auden, "The Unknown Citizen" That's all for ATI45.. See you 'round the corner with ATI46 soon! And remember, "Be Creative!!!"