### ### ### ### ### #### ### ### ### #### ### ### ##### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ##### ### ### ########## ### ### ########## ### ### ### ### Underground eXperts United Presents... ####### ## ## ####### # # ####### ####### ####### ## ## ## ## ##### ## ## ## ## #### ## ## #### # # ####### ####### ####### ## ## ## ## ##### ## ## ## ## ## ## ####### ####### # # ####### ####### ####### [ uXu Index #37 - 04-Aug-00 ] [ By Bravemoore/The GNN ] ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ * * The intro. The Big Electron. It doesn't punish, it doesn't * reward, it doesn't judge at all. It just is. * And so are we. For a little while. * - George Carlin * *   Despite hours and hours and hours of thinking, the uXu crew was unable *   to come up with anything intelligent to write in this introduction for *   release thirty-seven. We stared at the computer screen until drops of *   blood started to form on our foreheads. * *   Nevertheless, this release had to be put out. Something radical had to *   be done. Therefore we hired Professor Common Sense from the University *   of Customary Rationality to help us out. Professor Sense made the *   following statement: "Dear readers of the Underground eXperts United *   magazine (est. 1991). What the hell are you imbeciles doing? Reading is *   a waste of time, words are a waste of space. The collection of concepts *   accumulated by this insignificant irregular electronic publication will *   not change anything in this world. Neither will you for that sake. You *   are merely one out of six billion trivial human beings; i.e. you are *   nothing, you are expendable. Leave progress of the human race in the *   hands of faith (or at least those who know how to operate machines for *   mass destruction). Do like everybody else: work, engage in sexual *   activity, breed children, die. These are the only things you might have *   a chance succeeding with in this gigantic world. Come on, be realistic. *   Quit dreaming. Stop reading!" * *   Still here? All right. Then you might want to examine the fourteen arts *   of .txt written by nine good people we offer you in this release. When *   you are through, you will know how it is to be in jail in Ghana, what *   kind of people you meet if you hitchhike in the USA, why you might be *   killed in an highway accident any day now, what Chomsky and Mander says, *   how afterlife could be for someone who hates certain popular television *   shows, how poetry should be written, and much more. * * * Get intellectually laid at . * * * Autumn leaves... uXu will not... * Bravemoore and The GNN * (anything) mailto:editor@uxu.org * Current uXu Writers .. Members and writers thru the last three releases .. 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Name Specialities Status ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Bravemoore - Editing - Editor The GNN - Anarchy, Weirdness, Fiction - Staff Eric Chaet - Travelling Eric - Contributor Duane Locke - Doctor with license to write - Contributor Laurence Overmire - Writes, acts and directs - Contributor Roz - Poetry straight from the heart - Contributor Russel Hallberg Jr - Reclaiming his rights - Contributor Kenneth Pobo - Insightful poetry - Contributor DIzzIE - Old School Right On - Contributor * Sevrin - Revealing by entertainment - Contributor * Laura Aurora - Love, Life and Lovely poetry - Contributor * Mark Phillips - Christian views - Contributor * Shane Jones - Explicit street poetry - Contributor * Simon Moleke-Njie - Brings terror from history - Contributor ----------------------------------------------------------------------- uXu Lifetime Honorary Members Name For... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Chief uXu founder, leader & long time uXu defender Ikonoklast Writing that great piece of work, Technophilia Leon Felkins His great and serious essays for serious people Eric Chaet Sharing his reflective and enriching life ---------------------------------------------------------------------- __________________________________________________________________________ * I N D E X - Standard Releases 544 - 558 [04 August 2000] For the complete list of uXu files, check out our web or FTP sites, or send a mail to index@uxu.org or longindex@uxu.org No Title Author Size -------------------------------------------------------------------------- * [544] Godfather Dad Russel Hallberg Jr 6k * [545] Conveyor Eric Chaet 39k * [546] Yearning For A Fish And Gasoline Sevrin 2k * [547] Song Of A Bird Perched On A Rusty Gear Eric Chaet 33k * [548] We Did Not Whimsy Mark Phillips 2k * [549] People I Met Hitchhiking: Minnesota - Nevada Eric Chaet 32k * [550] Only An Angel Sevrin 4k * [551] Looking Back In Terror Simon Moleke-Njie 33k * [552] Cripple Quota Bravemoore 3k * [553] Collected What Nots Laura Aurora 4k * [554] Manouvers Far From The Front Eric Chaet 34k * [555] Old School Collection II DIzzIE 32k * [556] Central Ideas... Noam Chomsky & Jerry Mander Eric Chaet 5k * [557] Back In New York Shane Jones 4k * [558] uXu Index #37 Bravemoore/GNN 16k __________________________________________________________________________ * I N D E X - Swedish Releases [04 August 2000] * F|r en lista p} svenska uXu-filer, skicka e-post till index@uxu.org Nr Titel Skribent Storlek ------------------------------------------------------------------------- [60] Anita Joseph 5k [61] 180 Papalagi 4k [62] Samlade Reflektioner - Vol. 1 Diverse/PPP 29k [63] Samlade Reflektioner - Vol. 2 Diverse/PPP 26k [64] Samlade Reflektioner - Vol. 3 Diverse/PPP 34k [65] Avtryck Joseph 5k [66] Kött Joseph 4k ------------------------------------------------------------------------- * uXu - Description Index Standard Releases ^ / \ / \ /\ /\ / \ / \ Underground eXperts United < uXu > Release Update #37 \ / \ / Aug 04, 2000 \/ \/ \ / \ / v March August March August March August Releases 2000: 544: "Godfather Dad" by Russel Hallberg Jr. This is a hazardous text. We do not know if it is facts or fiction. But we have reasons to believe that the previous file of this author (UXU-531) have had unexpected fatal effects. We no longer know if Hallberg is our friend or foe. All we can advice you to do is to keep away from highways and large trucks if you want to stay alive. 545: "Conveyor" by Eric Chaet. This is a tale about a man working as a laborer in a warehouse in the Upper Midwest of the USA, with a lot on his mind (to say the least), a partner in northern Mexico - and a secret agenda! 546: "Yearning For A Fish And Gasoline" by Sevrin. Poetry can be used to get your point across. Sevrin takes a look around him and tell you through this instrument what he is seeing. What is it? Read it! Comprende? 547: "Song Of A Bird Perched On A Rusty Gear" by Eric Chaet. So you have not been exactly been awarded the Nobel Prize for your efforts, and you are at the very end of your resources. A contractor from whom you hitch a ride gives you a less than ideal job as part of a crew re-organizing the storage of tools in a factory, seventy-two hours a week. Are you going to live? 548: "We Did Not Whimsy" by Mark Phillips. Death and dispair with a Christian twist. If you like your poetry with a ancient feel to it, but still something new to feast your eyes upon - this is what you have been looking for. 549: "People I Met Hitchhiking From Minnesota To Nevada" by Eric Chaet. A true story about a light-hearted hitchhiker of a few thousand miles across the USA. Eric Chaet shares his experiences of an angry police man, western Americans and a French visitor. But what exactly is the ultimate aim of this long ride? Read and find out. 550: "Only An Angel" by Sevrin. "... the room spins, and my blood pumps out across the tiles in a rhythmic spurt. I smile as the crimson crescendo of my life petters to a close. All is black, and I see a light. I know what this is! The afterlife!" (Ha! Get ready for a surprise!) 551: "Looking Back in Terror" by Simon Moleke-Njie.  Ending up in jail for merely six weeks might not sound all that terrifying to us spoiled people in the western world. But you will soon understand why the author of this text have all reasons for looking back in terror when he recalls what happened during six weeks after he had been apprehended at the airport in Ghana, Africa. This is indeed a very important text, and the uXu feels honored to have been selected for publishing it. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! 552: "Cripple Quota" by Bravemoore. Defending the sanctity of human life is intellectually easy: you just have to assume that human life has untouchable value, period. Politically however, such a standpoint will inevitable have practical consequences. This text explores a possible future in which everyone must share responsible for all human life. Do you find it utopian? 553: "Collected What Nots" by Laura Aurora. Laura is back, this time she is doing her poetry in English. She gives you five new pieces, just for you and absolutely nobody else. So feel privileged when you lean back and enjoy some healthy emotional brain tickling. 554: "Manouvers Far From The Front" by Eric Chaet. Once again, powerful and important people are blowing up a lot of people far away. What if you have managed not to be drafted to participate in such madness, but still it makes you sad and approximately powerless? Why not visit a like-minded friend to try to amuse your spirits? 555: "Old School Collection II" by DIzzIE. The first collection of good old school texts from this writer (UXU-533), turned out to be quite popular. That fact made the uXu crew jump to the conclusion that we must immediately put out yet another collection, to satisfy those of our readers that are crazed sociopaths whom only want to read about mischief, terror and evil madness. HERE YOU GO! TAKE SHELTER! 556: "Central Ideas In Books By Noam Chomsky & Jerry Mander" by Eric Chaet. This must be one of the briefest introductions to books by two great thinkers of the anti-establishment, Noam Chomsky and Jerry Mander. Chomsky and Mander distrust what those who govern and what those who sell the glories of new technologies say, and the results of what they do. Short but to-the-point. 557: "Back In New York" by Shane Jones. Four fresh and raw pieces of poetry for you. Shane will take you through New York, Canada, Africa. Prepare to walk through blood and strange bars. There are some black mosquitos here to visit you, by the way. 558: "uXu Index #37" by Bravemoore/GNN. Come here folks, we got it all! Big files, small files, funny files, depressing files. 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