Brain surgery download

By gum, unless deja/google is filtering with
charcoal that hasn't been boiled in a decade
this group's gone awful quiet.

Anyway, there was a spot of brain surgery
on the BBC last night, which will be available
for download to play on its iPlayer for the next
week but is broadcast on BBC TWO (Scotland)
for those with suitable satellite receivers.

It's documentary not SFX.

G DAEB
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On Mar 31, 7:05 am, FCS <sipston_...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> By gum, unless deja/google is filtering with
> charcoal that hasn't been boiled in a decade
> this group's gone awful quiet.


It was killed by an art teacher.

Kavin

On Mar 31, 8:29*pm, "KavinTay...@gmail.com" <KavinTay...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> On Mar 31, 7:05 am, FCS <sipston_...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
> > By gum, unless deja/google is filtering with
> > charcoal that hasn't been boiled in a decade
> > this group's gone awful quiet.
>
> It was killed by an art teacher.
>
> Kavin

Would you mind explaining that comment?

I kind of took an interest here in the late 1990s
under a different dialup account then ended up
offline until maybe 2 and a bit years ago. As I
hardly have much work to boast of and haven't
done much apart from some basic guage stretchings
this century (although I have a story to tell)
I kind of remembered it as basically there
were a heck of a lot of professional tattooists
and piercers and there were a heck of a lot
of kids younger than me with corresponding
attitudes so I kind of fell between the posts
and, knowing about as much as I may ever
need to know, stopped bothering. I had nothing
to add and nothing to ask and so forth.

I don't know, my interest may be rekindling
itself. Or not. But if it's so quiet here...

Oh, the show was "storyville" by the way.

I did have a question as to whether anybody
knew what level of consultative control Orlan
had over the photo-montage of her plastic
surgery progress in a 2000 book I read this
morning and forgot the name of since.

G DAEB
COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON
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KavinTaylor@gmail.com wrote:
> On Mar 31, 7:05 am, FCS <sipston_...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>> By gum, unless deja/google is filtering with
>> charcoal that hasn't been boiled in a decade
>> this group's gone awful quiet.
>
>
> It was killed by an art teacher.

Don't be modest, Kavin.

//sprout

On Apr 2, 4:24 pm, FCS <sipston_...@my-deja.com> wrote:
[...]

> hardly have much work to boast of and haven't
> done much apart from some basic guage stretchings
> this century (although I have a story to tell) <snip>

Tell your story!

> I don't know, my interest may be rekindling
> itself. Or not. But if it's so quiet here... <snip>

MySpace, LJ, IAM, and a host of other online opportunities/activities/
gathering places may have played a part.

Or not.

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On Apr 3, 3:08*am, Curt <curtja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Apr 2, 4:24 pm, FCS <sipston_...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> [...]
>
> > hardly have much work to boast of and haven't
> > done much apart from some basic guage stretchings
> > this century (although I have a story to tell) <snip>
>
> Tell your story!
>
> > I don't know, my interest may be rekindling
> > itself. Or not. But if it's so quiet here... <snip>
>
> MySpace, LJ, IAM, and a host of other online opportunities/activities/
> gathering places may have played a part.
>
> Or not.

Certainly there are more tattooist-piercer studios in
this town than ever before, but I do wonder if it hasn't
peaked to a certain extent, like Starbucks only more
so: on the basis that people only have a finite amount
of skin each to cover.

I'm just surprised to find it quite so quiet as this, given
that although USENET is back at 1985 levels of traffic
(yeah, before my time too), there is more bodyart in
porn, pop and public life than ever. Not every forum was
mega busy but this one was hundreds of posts a day.

Then again, I was surprised to find a talented artist
who wanted to get into tattooing reluctant to use my
legs as practice a few years ago, as I wouldn't've let
him use discrete approaches to motif application so
much as had a general plan in mind already.

I'm considering chasing a machine up for my own use
in the not-too-distant as it happens. My design aesthetic
and understanding of symbols has developed sufficiently
for me to once more be enthusiastic about the challenge
of working up stuff I want, IMO. Nice to see there is still
some life about.

Ironic really that USENET is one place employers these
days are not really turning in order to "get an impression"
of candidates prior to hiring, as it's all so much more of
a disparate platform. The public domain has thus become
one place on-line privacy is running at quite high levels.

Besides, I'm still not comfortable with the amounts of
proprietary access to information forum-owners not only
have but can sell, wholesale, overnight.

Bu hey, I always was one of the uncool and no-crowd-
following people without sufficient music channels to
really get down with the kids and their humour...

So who's still here then?

G DAEB
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On Apr 2, 5:44 pm, the sprout <spr...@kwygibo.com> wrote:

> Don't be modest, Kavin.

Don't be alive, sprout.

Kavin

KavinTaylor@gmail.com wrote:
> On Apr 2, 5:44 pm, the sprout <spr...@kwygibo.com> wrote:
>
>> Don't be modest, Kavin.
>
> Don't be alive, sprout.

ahahaha oh please.

you loooooooooove me.

xoxoxoxoxo
jewdy