V.Michael Smith carries Trevor

[mike coleman]

Jon, I am the "out in the open" mishma respecter of the
lot........nightshade encompasses tobacco......there did however seem to be
a couple hiding from ex's and such.....
it's taken me months to gain a foothold there
the Ultimatic masterplan did not fail me
ps-*I've got a couple extra CD copies of the VERY FIRST pressing of JT's
ICU  "NOW yOU gET YOUR aSS KICKED" with the upside-down spine printing that
I will take offers on starting at 2 bills or I'll trade for the haWKWIND
dRAGONFLY/jA lp.....i NEED TO TOTALLY CRUSH MUENSTER*
PS-hAWKWIND uPSIDE dOWN NEVER SOUNDED FRESHER iMHO

On 6/7/07, Jonathan Jarrett <jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote:
>
> On Tue, May 08, 2007 at 02:58:01PM -0500, mike coleman typed out:
> > *I am on a forum elswehere discussing nightshade and making one's own
> > cigarettes, etc, and almost everyone there uses aliases....I find this
> > bizarre, as I am used to you fine people, etc*
> > *that list SURELY isn't comparable in size to this one...WHY ARE PEOPLE
> SO
> > AFRAID to post their name????*
>
>        I think this is partly a matter of fashion. I think both that
> these days, when you have to register with a forum on the web with some
> kind of username, it's kind of accepted that you post under that
> username because it appears on your posts. But even when I was just
> starting to use the web the idea of a `handle' that you used online
> rather than your real-name, like a CB radio handle, was there, and some
> people did. BOC-L is kind of older than that, and so are most of its
> users I guess. And then the kind of groups who roll their own drugs so
> often don't like to use their birth names anyway.
>
>        The other thing of course is that if they're holding down
> supposedly-responsible jobs or expect to, they may not want it to be
> possible to Google them and come up with their name next to a `smoke
> your own St John's Wort' recipe... Just guesses though, yours,
>                                                                Jon
>
> --
> "When fortune wanes, of what assistance are quantities of elephants?"
>            (Juvaini, Afghan Muslim chronicler, c. 1206)
> Jon Jarrett, Fitzwilliam Museum, jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk
>