Re: RE: RE: CALL FOR PROPOSALS
- To: A*@bowne.com, j*@frontiercoop.com, community_garden-admin@mallorn.com, community_garden@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: RE: RE: [cg] CALL FOR PROPOSALS
- From: D*@aol.com
- Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 15:05:27 EST
LOL+! Actually, Adam, the guy (I now remember) was unhappy because I was
'smiling too much'. I must have really set off the rube alarms, tripping out
on Patti Smith with a big spacy grin on my face. And I've really got no
excuse, since I was born in Queens. Only lived there a week before my parents
pulled the trailer to Jersey, South Dakota, North Carolina and eventually the
Coast, but hey I am a New Yorker by boith, and ought to have known the
penalty for inappropriate smiling. Anyway, I like New York, and did manage to
get a fair crop of tomatoes, beans and squash to grow in the broken glass
behind the youth hostel near Central Park where I was working that summer
long ago.
Don Boekelheide
Charlotte NC
In a message dated 3/21/00 11:35:04 AM, Adam.Honigman@Bowne.com wrote:
>Don:
>
>It's so hard to explain our local ethos to ***sigh*** out-of-towners. When
>relatively sane native New Yorkers get violent it is usually purpose
>oriented ( i.e. get money - for drugs, negotiable securities, revenge.) The
>fool who didn't like the shape of your face was probably a limited
>violence-prone person from out-of-town, like the World Trade Center bombers
>or our New York City police officers who usually hale from Long Island,
>Upstate New York or the Island we wish would sedede from NYC, Staten Island.
>
>Bottom line:
>
>Back then a real New Yorker would have become your best friend, slipped you
>some drugs, stolen your girlfriend , cleaned out your apartment and bank
>account. Today we sell .com securities.
>
>There will be a test.
>
>All the best,
>
>Adam
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