[CrackMonkey] [lux@umich.edu: [sf-caco] Forwarded mail.... pigeon one]

[Nick Moffitt]

	Man, thos cacophonists sure know how to keep a meta-joke
alive.

----- Forwarded message from Joshua 'Tool User' Marker <lux at umich.edu> -----

	I forwarded Kim's mail to a friend of mine. He couldn't resist -
notice the hotmail address he created for this purpose: 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 21:17:10 PDT
From: bill blass <nocrueltysf at hotmail.com>
To: kimw at sfsu.edu

Kim,

A friend forwarded your message to me. A large number of us agree with
what you are saying and so we're going to show up at the pigeon roast
to protest.  We will bring signs, vegetarian alternatives, and fire
extinguishers to put out their grills.

If you could, would you please support us by showing up at the
location and time with a vegetarian dish and, if at all possible, a
fire extinguisher, or at least some bottled water, and if the creative
urge hits you, a sign?

thank you,
Robert David Marker

On Wed, 12 Jul 2000 15:38:03 -0700 Kim Workman <kimw at sfsu.edu> wrote:
> how almost unbelievably disgusting (except that we all know
> meat-eaters are the kind of people who condone or pretend they don't
> know about the practice of cutting up animals while they are still
> alive, goes on every day in slaughterhouses across the land of the
> free and home of the brave), so unfortunately it's quite
> believable!!!
> 
> if it were an issue of starving homeless people being given the
> means to find something free and available to eat in our lovely
> city, that would be one thing (except that there are food banks and
> food programs and free meals and free wild salad & fruit growing all
> over the city; these are services you could help people have access
> to, rather than promoting the torture and murder of animals).  but
> obviously no one who has received this email is a starving homeless
> person or they wouldn't exactly have a computer and be hooked up to
> the internet, now would they?  i will guess so unfortunately it's
> quite believable!!!
> 
> if it were an issue of starving homeless people being given the
> means to find something free and available to eat in our lovely
> city, that would be one thing (except that there are food banks and
> food programs and free meals and free wild salad & fruit growing all
> over the city; these are services you could help people have access
> to, rather than promoting the torture and murder of animals).  but
> obviously no one who has received this email is a starving homeless
> person or they wouldn't exactly have a computer and be hooked up to
> the internet, now would they?  i will guess that the crowd who
> attends your proposed picnic will be middle class, yuppie white
> dot.commers who can easily afford to go to Green's for dinner any
> day of the week, but who will be intrigued by this ridiculous and
> cruel form of urban macho.  may your karma follow you wherever you
> go.

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