To: mroussos@eecs.uic.edu
Subject: New WEB page.
Dear Sirs,
this message to announce that a new WEB page was born on the Internet
It consists of a RESEARCH WORK ABOUT THE HISTORICAL ORIGINS OF
CHRISTIANITY.
It has an absolute lay character and was composed for free scientific
purposes.
Absence of links with any religious organization is guaranteed. The
author
is a Senior High School teacher which is investigating the strong
censorship
of the real historical aspects of early Christian origins that, since
long
time ago, the Church has probably operated. He has already published some
books on the subject.
The URL is: http://www.dada.it/donnini/gesing.htm
Best regards from Florence, Italy,
Dr. David Donnini.
Jay Gertzman jgertzma@epix.net
Hi. I suppose you are operational again, and that your submission
page
in now finished. Perhaps you can let me know if this is true, so I can
think about a submission. It'll take mesome time to write it out-I
suppose
you want a certain number of words per entry.
LAUREN LMN 6115
IF ANYONE HAS ANY OTHER INFORMATION WHATSOEVER ABOUT CENSORSHIP, IT
WOULD BE GREATLY APPRCIATED IF YOU COULD E-MAIL ANYHTING TO ME. I MUST
COMPLEATE AN IN-DEPTH REASERCH PAPER ON CENSORSHIP AND NEED MAJOR HELP.
THANK YOU.
Kate kagiblin@students.wisc.edu
Add Anastasia Krupnik to your list. I'm not sure on the spelling, but
I fought the battle last year in a small town in Wisconsin that wanted
to ban it because: She sipped from the froth of ther fathers beer and
Wondered
about sex when she learned whe was going to have a new sister. Also
she misquoted a nun. Wonderful book.
Nicole
A. Douglas ndouglas@socrates.math.ohio-state.edu
Hello whoever reads this. I just wanted to say that I support the guy
who did the BDSM pages. I feel that it could have been done better by
sending
out a password to access it because it is unfair that anyone could get
ahold of it, but I don't feel they should have been yanked. I think that
it should still be accessed with no interferences. Just as long as the
audience is a mature one. Thanks! Nicole
Nathan L. Suma n-suma@sjca,edu
I was interested in finding information in suit between the Church
of Scientology and some digital media interface, concetning libel to the
Church fo scientology
Larry Edger
larry@dogtech.com
Please add the Internet User's Association to your list of groups
opposing
censorship. Please include a link to our site at
http://www.dogtech.com/iua
Kathiravan Nadarajan
vidya@pc.jaring.my
We live in a hierarchically structured/enforced society - from the
home to the government, every step of the way we give away a bit of `our
right to decide for ourselves` - as such any attack on censorship is
effectively
an attack on the very fabric of society today - its as paradoxical as the
pro-life vs pro-choice argument. ---vid
STEPHANE ET YAN CONNECT CAFE LYON
I ANTONI, HOW ARE YOU DOING THIS MORNING 20 TH DEC THE FILE ROOM LOOK
INTERESTING, WE WISH TO HAVE MORE TIME AND MRE MONEY TO EXPLORE IT FROM
THIS NETCAFE SEE YOU MAY IN BARCELONE IN FEBRUARY, OR LEAVE US A MESSAGE
ON YOUR ADRESS NET.
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 95 18:46:49 -0800
From: Steve Miller web.278.charweb.org@news.charweb.org
To: mroussos@eecs.uic.edu
Subject: Censorship-Gwar being busted in S.C.
I thought you'd like to know that you're information is all wrong, as
GWAR was arrested in Charlotte, North Carolina, ¬ in South Carolina
as your information states. Gwar was not arrested solely on the basis of
obscenity, they were busted, beacause the club owner, Mike Plumides,
opened
his club directly across the street from the Alcohol Law Enforcement
offices,
& openly let underage kids drink in his parking lot. Furthermore,
Gwar
got busted was some kid ran away from home to see them, and the kids
mother
was a cop.She found out where he was, & well, I guess you can
visualize
the rest.Obscenity, inciting a riot,(the club owner thought everyone in
the club would back him if he tried to rush the cops & save Oderus
Urungous from being arrested.)Well, noone backed him, & he got
arrested.Once
again, it is a case of Charlotte's police getting out of hand as far as
their collective imagination goes.
Tjebbe van Tijen tijen@inter.nl.net
I remember that I talked with the initaitor of this project a few
years
ago. The results are functioning on a daily basis, so far it is
fantastic,
though I could not use it as a tool, and that is a pitty. Now I did read
the disclaimer at the beginning but I still think that on the bais what's
in the archive now it can be easily improved. I did not find a search
tool,
I will look again but I did not see it. This is realy needed and not so
difficult to build. Also the order in which each broad category was
presented
failed a logic. Time and space can be sub-categories for listings and a
simple choice can be presented. It realy should be made up as a searcable
database that will then construct the HTML pages directly. I was looking
for instance for "copyright" as a tool of censorship and was not able to
find this topic, unless I would have been willing to read through all the
pages. It should be diffrent. For the rest you are doing a fine job and
one last remark, why not making better icons and using grey scale images
that will look nicer and will load faster..
Regis Philbin
I thought it was done very well, and it helped me a lot in my
research
of Mark Twain. I absolutely do not believe in any censorship. Government
should not have the right to stop me or anybody from seeing things they
feel are innapropriate. How are people supposed to learn and grow as an
intellectual.
Marshall Scott Inknpaper@gnn.com
My concern with the anti censorship movement (if that is an
appropriate
description) is that when I've looked into the facts of particular "book
banning efforts" It seems to be most often a case of Parental concern
regarding
the appropriateness of the subject based on their childs age and
maturity.
Or in the case of public libraries, the purchase of books with limited
funds that do not represent the communities standards, rather they
represent
an individuals, or groups, (or publishers) personal agenda. A carefull
check of the libraries records will show what books are often on waiting
lists, and what "controversial" or "threatend" books take up space on the
shelf. If you have evidence that I am wrong in my assesment I would
appreciate
hearing it. Thanks
rob
are there any current topics on censorship?
Antoni Mercader
vdg@bcn.servicom.es
Plaese, connect: www.wsite.es/des-aparicions 1.20 - 5.20.1996
Eileen W. Eileen W. Eileenw@aol.com
I am searching for information on banned books, specifically, for for
documentaion on resons why The Merchant of Venice was banned. Any help
in the form of source materials would be greatly appreciated.
John Nalezny jnalezny@mcgraw-hill.com
I went to a high school in a small, very conservative town where many
people felt the need to censor the school library I got hold of the list
of books that had been pulled from the shelves, and read them. As a
teenager,
I was just trying to rebel. It turned out that the books that had been
banned were the best books around. That list got be reading Mark Twain,
and well too many authors to mention. All great stuff. It got me started
reading stuff that was not homework. Without the book censors, I would
probably have never read any of that stuff. So in a twisted way,
censorship
opened up the world of literature for me. of course, it only worked
because
I could find the book else where. Actually banning books is as bad an
idea
as electing jesse helms.
Eloise S.
Greene
eloise@ithaca.edu
Why the Cockroach and Johnny's page stuff on the home page of The
Fileroom,
a most worthy site? They detract from The Fileroom
http://fileroom.aaup.uic.edu
is not the home page for the File Room, simply an index of stuff on this
server. The home page is http://fileroom.aaup.ui
c.edu/fileroom.html.
Sorry for the confusion. -JOhnny
DES/APARITIONS
mercader_antoni@caud.upf.es
FROM JANUARY 20 ON THE FILE ROOM IS LINKED TO DES/APARITIONS, A NEW
PROJECT BY MUNTADAS. OPENING IN BARCELONA IN FEB.15 AT CENTRE D'ART SANTA
MONICA.FOR MORE INFORMATION:www.wsite.es/des-aparicions
Laurel Webber-Gray webberle@whitman.edu
Thanks for the time and effort that was involved in compiling such
an interesting site! It has helped greatly with my education class,
"Censorship
in the Public Schools".
pblago@xbase.com
I find your project to be politically correct. It reflects the
unwillingness
of prudent people to come close to the high-tension wires of present
day's
dogmas progressively closing the American mind. For instance entries on
questioning modern history, which are officially banned in many countries
including the US and Canada and unofficially banned from mentioning
anywhere
except with a label slapped on them, are predictably missing. The
label-slapping
is already automatic. Deflecting the attention from the big bans of the
century is not something I would be proud of. Are the entries censured?
William J. Mathieson
boots@mind.net
Hi! I am a journilism student at Southern Oregon State College. I am
working on an investigative research project. I need information on
censorship
issues in Guatemala. Can you please help?? I need some specific cases of
censorship of the press in Guatemala. I am having a hard time finding
anyone
willing to communicate on what is going on in Guatemala. thanks for
taking
the time to read this and keep up the good work. William Mathieson
(Boots)
iamsick ofhoward trichoux@ix.netcom.com
radio invades my space. almost everywhere i go someone has a radio
playing. radio is like second hand cigarette smoke. i have a right not
to be offended by the radio. if i am walking down a beach with my kids,
and someone is playing a radio that my kids and i can hear, then radio
should be censored. if that same radio is being used with headphones then
i think it should be uncensored.
Mehul Modha nova@enterprise.ca
Hi First of all I would Like to thank the people who have done an
excellent
job on putting this site together. I am a student and the topics on
censorship
have been extremely helpful to me. I would like to avoid plagerism and
would appreciate if I came across some more sources. Once again......
THANK
YOU. Mehul
Jon Gold no gots
This is the best site. Thank you for putting this up--it serves as
a poignant reminder that our freedom of speech should never be taken for
granted. Please continue your good work. BTW, I am making this one of my
Top 10 sites on a Web review site I'm contributing to. I will let you
know
the URL when it's available. Thanks again.
Jim Robinson
hft@ix.netcom.com
COMPLETE SERMON MANUSCRIPTS
Fredrik Otter
It was hard to find this page ! But when I did it was worth all my
work. Thanks for battle¥n against the censorship. (I¥m a student
from Sweden, the country with strange censorship laws.)
Tom Wilson tcwilson@fau.campus.mci.net
I would like to see Mr. Starchy Edible Potato head, take me to him
now!!!!!!
Jorge Ju·rez GarcÌa Flores jorgarci@infosel.net.mx
About the Pablo Molinet case (censorship in MÈxico)... he went
out of prison last 1995. Thanks for your excellent page Jorge
Ju·rez
Matt Urbin MacDad 909@aol.com
I need any information on the topic: animals in research. I
especially
need the opinions and opposite sides of this topic. thanx
Mark W. Ripley mwripley@clandjop.com
Hello - The US high-school prayer article (in the USA section of
censorship)
is misleading. I am an avid proponent of free-speech and a vehement
opponent
of censorship. Censorship is by definition a policy of examining and
suppressing
material considered morally or otherwise objectionable. This has nothing
to do with publically forcing people to endure a prayer which may or may
not be acceptable to / compatible with their religion. It concerns public
school (remember seperation of church and state?) functions, which have
no relevence whatsoever to religious functions. So, for example,
prohibiting
a Republican party song being led before the game would fit the same
criterion
as prohibiting a religious prayer - niether has place at a public school
gathering of this type. Niether does a nude dance review or ritual
sacrifice.
Would prohibiting those be considered censorship also? I assume those are
prohibited? Please consider this when putting up pages that may be viewed
by an incredible number of people. People are using your page as a
vehicle
for their own religious agenda. Sincerely, Mark W. Ripley
mwripley@clandjop.com
nick george what do you think of a death penalty for kids under 18
The Avatar of Knowlledge
Our Victorrian preddessessors who belevvied that all the problems of
the wolrdand the hardships of life would magicly dissapear if we cou8ld
achieveTotal knowledge of the world. THe Hobgobblin that fils our
dreadfulexistance
wityh a most hidious cariciture of hope is Technology. We areconvinced
that technilogy is the key the promised land so we keep
pluggingaway.Ussually,
Technology advanses at an acceptabble rate- something is inventedand if
successful, assimalates slowly into society. Most objects around youwere
at one timwe Technological artifacts like Printing presses, slicedbread
and self-adhesive tape. Strange new things move out of the realm
to"High-tech"
to "Applience" like Microwaves and VCRs. Once something becomesavailable
to the comsumer, there is some concern about the safety andpracticality
and suddenly, society accepts the new into its bossum. Thatprocesss has
had a drastic change with the onset of the "Information Age."The Society
of the world has gotten a little taste of the power of a vastlyimproved
Global Nervous System. The Internet is the first stpep in the laststage
of human communnication ( until, of course we all become amorphouslight
beings ). With it, we have the print capabillities of books
andnewspapers,
along with multi-media goodies that we are accostumed to fromtelavision,
like audio, like video, and instantanious content. The Internetadds a few
cardinal ellements, Interactivitry and real-time feed back andmost
important,
it alows ANYONE ( almost ) the freedon to publish withequality.Its pretty
hard as an artist to get your work broadcast on Television. Itseven
harder
to get published in a book. On the Web, you are free to publishyour own
stuff using your own judgement, and broadcast that to an
unlimitedaudience.
The real bonus is that YOU can have as large a presence as anybig monster
corporation! There is no economicly controled reason why yoursite
shouldn't
be as popular and successful as Time-Warner or CNN's Website. There has
got to be some good reason why the world needs 10 millionbroudcasters and
publishers!
Amanda Gellhouse
amanda@alaska.net
I'm interested in the alledged censorship of Elridge Cleaver's
_Soul_On_Ice_.
I say alledged because I have only heard rumors that the book was banned,
and known nothing of when/where/why/if it was banned. If you have any
information
on this topic, please email me at amanda@alaska.net or
gellhoua@jsd.k12.ak.us.
Thanks!
Richard
Finkelstein
finkelst@spot.colorado.edu
First. WONDERFUL Site, GREAT service. I hope you've registered it
widely
in the search engines. Is it registered in WEBBASE, the search engine for
Artswire? The URL would take me too long to list here but you can
get to it thru my Artslynx site (in the internet resources section). Too
bad not too many folks are adding cases. I just added one and it is quite
unusual. In fact there is no category really for the supposed offence.
I put it under political but here it is a city's "environmental
enforcement
office" that is instigating the action against a theatre owner.....for
following the contractual instructions from a script (smoking on stage).
Even though you have no category on this my research thru artswire and
other sources show that cases go back at least two years (Amherst MA).
The Man I dunno
What kind of comments are you suppossed to leave here cause I just
dont know. I think i will just babble on about anything that comes to
mind.
Censorship sucks, Gwar rules I'm done
Munir Pervaiz mmunir@inforamp.net
During a recent visit to Pakistan, I was fortunate to meet a great
man, Mr. Zamir Niazi who could be truly called the conscience of
Pakistani
journalism. I promised him that when I returned to Canada I would
introduce
his name and works to the Internet community of Pakistanis and people
interested
in Pakistan. In order to fulfill this promise I am repeating here an
article
written by Mr. Altaf Gauhar.
--------------------------------------------------------
Proud Performance of an Award Winner Altaf Gauhar The Nation,Islamabad,
Pakistan February 09, 1996 (Mr. Altaf Gauhar was previously the
Information
Secretary in Pakistan, He was also editor Of Dawn Karach, Third Word
Quarterly
and the South Magazine) I know it is a bit long but hope that the readers
will bear with me in understanding the censorship in Pakistan. Thanks
--------------
Zamir Niazi, a research scholar and journalist received the Pride of
Performance
Award from the President of Pakistan on March 23, 1995, along with a
cheque
for his services in the field of literature (Journalism). Prime Minister,
Benazir Bhutto, extended to him her sincere felicitations and said that
the award was "certainly well deserved and the nation is rightly proud
of you'. On the first of July 1995 Zamir Niazi renounced the award.
Behind
that act of renunciation lies a human story which few people are aware
of. Zamir Niazi joined Dawn, Karachi, as a sub editor in 1953, and
retired
as News Editor of Business Recorder in 1992. He hit the headlines when
he published his first book, Press in Chains, in 1986. It was a
passionate
piece of work in which Niazi trace the government - press relationship
since pre partition days. The humiliating process of press subjugation
in Pakistan was described with scholarly objectivity. Ayub Khan's Press
and Publication Order (1963) was examined and I came in for severe
criticism,
with justification, but without malice. His next book . Press under
Siege,
appeared in 1992, in which the role of various governments in suppressing
the press was discussed. His latest work, The Web of Censorship,
published
in 1994 narrated the story of press humiliation under various dictatorial
regimes, both civil and military. I called on Niazi in Karachi last
Month.
He lives in a modest house in Gulshan e Iqbal. Along the way, I came
across
huge sandbags and bunkers , with gunmen poised for action behind them.
People were going about their business as usual but there was fear and
alienation writ large on their faces. Niazi is sick and bedridden but his
mind is remarkably lucid and his judgment fiercely penetrating. I told
him that I was studying the. growth of the Press in the sub continent but
had been unable to find any books in the university libraries. Before I
could finish the sentence, he left the room in great physical pain, and
his son started bringing in poles of books in Urdu and English on the
origins
and development of the Press in India since the 1860s. All these books
he told me , would be put in the library of Dawn after me and in return
Dawn will provide photocopies of any material to the readers free of
charge.
As I was leaving Niazi, he gave me a packet which I did not open till I
reached home. The packet contained copies of correspondent between the
President of Pakistan and Zamir Niazi about his Pride of Performance
Award.
In his letter of acceptance , Niazi thanked the President and said that
" it is not an award for an individual. It is the recognition of the
power
of the written word. It is also an award for the epic struggle of
journalists
for the freedom of Press". He had decided to accept the award on the
understanding
that the " people's right to know would be fully and faithfully protected
under your stewardship, as proclaimed by you and the present government
from time to time". That was the opening scene if a bizarre drama that
was to follow. The government launched a fierce operation in Karachi to
fight the MQM 'terrorists'. Hundreds of people were arrested and
tortured.
Whole colonies were besieged and the Rangers and the police were given
orders to shoot to kill. Karachi eveningers , with their combined
circulation
exceeding two million , started exposing the role of security forces
without
fear. In a state of desperation, the Federal Minister of Interior, who
was masterminding the operation , banned the publication of all the
evening
papers on the ground that they were publishing imaginary horror stories
and fake photographs to malign the government. Zamir Niazi was shocked.
He wrote to the President that he had accepted the Pride of Performance
Award on the clear understanding that the government would protect the
people's right to know, but the conduct of the government had betrayed
that understanding. Niazi renounced the honor and while returning the
decoration,
together with the monetary donation, he said ' Never in the bleak history
of Pakistan, not even under the tyrants who have ruled over us, have six
newspapers been banned with a single stroke of pen, using the cover of
draconian Maintenance of Public Order 1960. This was done by the
government
of state you head, without assigning any justifiable specific reason. An
appeal against an order passed under the MPO lies only with the
government.
This is tantamount to appealing to Nero for relief against a death
sentence
handed down by him. Niazi was witness to the suffering and anguish of the
people of Karachi. In his parting salvo, he told the President . ' I am
disgusted by the news I have been reading for the pat week emanating from
Islamabad. While Karachi is burning and its citizens are being gunned
down,
you, the President, your Prime Minister, the members of your National
Assembly,
the officers of your administration, and the armed forces are making
merry
at dinner parties to strains of musical and singing performances. This
is done at the peoples' expense: It is also a slap in the face of all of
us in Karachi as it amply displays the concerns of those that lead us'.
No. Niazi was not hauled up and prosecuted for sedition. Nor did the
government
deny any of the accusations made by a person who had been chosen by the
government for the highest literary award : a person that the nation was
rightly prod of according to the Prime Minister. Such a person renouncing
a national award on the ground that the government had betrayed its
commitment
to the Freedom of the Press should have rung the alarm bells in the
corridors
of power. But we have our own bureaucratic way of dealing with such
situations.
Niazi's letter to the President was passed on to the Cabinet Division
where
it remained under consideration for more than five months. Both the Law
and the Interior Ministries must have spent weeks examining the legal and
security implications of Niazi's renunciation of the award. Finally it
was recommended to the ' competent authority (a marvelous phrase), namely
the President that , Niazi deserved to spend the rest of his life with
the like of Shaikh Rashid Ahmed in Bahawalpur Jail. However, considering
that he was a sick old moron and medical expenses on his maintenance as
a prisoner would be an unnecessary burden on the severely depleted public
exchequer, it was best to ignore the whole matter. The competent
authority
was assured that the Press will be advises that in Niazi's own interest
, unnecessary publicity should not be given to the unfortunate incident.
Perfect Baboo solution to a disagreeable problem! Accordingly, the Joint
Secretary of the Cabinet Division informed Niazi that it has been decided
to withdraw the award with the approval of the competent authority.
Necessary
notification in this regard has been issued. Niazi was told that the
cheque
in question has been lapsed, may kindly be revalidated and returned to
this division at the earliest convenience. Not a word about the charges
leveled by Niazi against the government. In his reply, Niazi wrote to the
Joint Secretary, Cabinet Division: ' I am highly grateful to the
competent
authority for relieving me of this award. I renounced it in protest
against
the imposition of ban on six Karachi dailies by some other competent
authority.
Last week the same drama was re-enacted by another competent authority,
a mere SHO. ordering half a dozen editors to appear in his Darbar. Any
way once again I thank the competent authority for his kind gesture , I
am enclosing the cheque as desired by you'. Niazi must be a far sighted
man. Had he encashed the cheque, when he recieved it, he would have to
sell his books to avoid being ion the list of defaulters. But he lives
to fight another day. ------------------------------------------------
Mr. Zamir Niazi is suffering from cancer and continues to write about
censorship
in Pakistan, be it by the governments, political organizations, or
fanatics.
He is the author of the following books: The Press in Chains Royal Book
Company Karachi 1986 The Press under Siege Karachi Press Club Karachi
1992
The Web of Censorship Oxford University Press Karachi 1994 Mr. Zamir
Niazi's
Correspondent address is as follows: 172- B- 4-A Gulshan e Iqbal Karachi
- 75300 -- M. Munir Pervaiz
Vincent Germano
vjg@spacecity.com
Ours is a case, not of cencorship, but one of a conspiratorial
cover-up/suppression
of the truth of our legal defense and counterclaims, done, under color
of law and official duty in the courts of the judicial branch of our
government.
On May 12, 1996 the FBI received my Homepage and booklet of the facts of
our complaint entitled "America's Courts of In-justice" as a part of our
complaint involving the most vial of frauds and civil rights violations.
But, absent this net alert, it is likely the FBI will hold the
politically
powerful conspirator Oklahoma law firms, bankers, judges and their OK Bar
Association above the laws they enforce against the people at large.
Absent
public scruitny, it is also doubtful the FBI will seek the material
evidence
of false sworn court instruments offered by me. V.Germano
Scott Vycital sdv6582@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
I am curious if the rumors of a "Motion Picture rating system" Is in
plans of the future for music(compact discs...). If so what are your
feelings
on it and do you have any information on the subject.
sandou
je m appelle charly sando
Mike Bethany
mikeb@microhouse.com
First off, I would like to thank you for the online reference
materials!
It's a thankless job sometimes, and you deserve recognition for your
efforts.
Now for the complaint: I have noticed a disturbing trend; people hotly,
even savagely, debating laws and bills that they have not read! Well,
this
would seem to pertain to just about everything, but I am currently
focusing
on legal documents. This first came to my attention with the passing of
the infamous Amendment Two here in Colorado. I've always insisted that
I have the actual text of a document before discussing it; I just didn't
realize that other people didn't feel the same need to be informed before
formulating an opinion. I was amazed! Time after time when I debated the
validity of A2, I would ask, "Have you READ the amendment?" Ninety
percent
of the time the answer was "Uh, no, but I know what it says!" "How can
you know what anything says unless you have read it yourself!", I would
reply. I'll get to my point now... please include the full text of the
law, or the bill, or at least a link to it in your online library. Again
thank you for your efforts, Mike Bethany Sr. IS Engineer Micro House
International
http://www.microhouse.com PS You can find the full text of Amendment Two
at http://www.aescon.com/crs/crs95/colocons/a64.htm
Kieko kkochi@key.unizh.ch
Let me know about Munchen !! I am looking for an apartment which is
not so expensive and someone who can share a room in Munchen. However I
do not know anything about Munchen. If you can help me, please send me
e-mail as soon as possible.
Phil Martin banned@webcor.demon.co.uk
Hi Probably not the place to ask, but I urgently need to find out
about
the guy who thinks Oliver Stone should be taken to court over NBK. I
don't
even know his name but it might be Fisk or Thirsk. Does anyone know of
a web site? I write an anti-censorship column for a magazine in UK. Not
had much time to look round your site yet, but I like what I see. "I'll
be back." Many thanks if you can help out. All the best Phil
Jozef Hvisc jozef@globalserve.net
Our family name is Hvisc. We searched around and came up with this
e-mail address: hviscenec@campus.mty.itesm.mx When I ran a search on this
name we ended up here. We would like to find out who exactly this is.
Please
e-mail me back at jozef@globalserve.net (as seen before) Thanks!
cHrIs
LamBrOS
poop
gwar kicks ass they should cut off my head then piss in it kill
everyone
mike
o'brien mobrien
my balls are abnormally humungous and i would like everyone to know
that they can feel free to lick them if they feel so inclined. 8======D
(_*_)
Debbie
Reading your stuff from John & Debbie in FL