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>foot
To measure by
with long toenails,
tripling the length of toe
camped at the base of
we found >foot
Mav

>empty
Ah, the empty taste of finding the other culture isn't all it's cracked up to be - no ww've tried passing too, it just aint worth it
Mav

>Pretentious artworks from a lost world.(Only kidding) > -Ian
making claim to great merit or importance - How would you know they were doing that if they were from a lost world, perhaps you assigned their worth in the first place, so is your judgment pretentious then? (Don't know if I'm kidding or not, doesn't stop the words either way)
Mav

>sometimes the most dangerous places are also the richest.look hard at the unfamiliar and learn.
Looked hard at the non-disableds places, they'e certainly dangerous and they think they'e the richest too but....
Mav

>that i am lost nowhere in a universe in which nothing exists as soon as i look away i find that i am annihilated and cannot find anything.Mf hereabouts - it happens before us look away, knowing nothing to find, nothing to be done but survive the countless annihilations

>love to ida
ida would like to respond but she's tunnelling down yet further under the closet floorboards
Mav

>anytime baby
So, what does an 'anytime baby' look like, was it dangerous?
Mav

>the light levels are much darker than I would expect
That'd just suit A, where is it - send a map?
Mav

>That they have very perfect and pointed tongues. Sux
Were they honed by use? Did you find a purpose or perhaps a point without point? What happened to those without pointedness, was their difference added to the sum of richness or were they discarded?
Did you come to the point with them
Bi

>A lost tooth Emma's? Signed Mum

>where is Gwendolyne ? help i'm drowninghold on, Emma's tooth is close by, don't struggle wait for the tooth fairy under the pillow of wet selections
Bi

>Re Newcastle - people who do not feel the cold in the same way that I do!The granite makes Hull cold so I'm told, whatever it was it reformed my bones and the sea kept waiting like a page to be turned - I escaped barely in time but I shall go back one day. Newcastle yet to be experienced
Mav

>More of the same kind of faces and movements around the next wall and the next wall and the next and the next and the........Ah, previews, I know what ya mean
Bi

>Put on my explorer hat
>Shazhow many explorations has it done, will it be able to jouney alone shortly?
Mav

>yoghurt culture is the most frightening culture of all, but not as frightening as bed mites.
>Miriamsounds like a limited experience of cultures
Bi

>Hello, I'm Adam,, in the Yukutan Peninsula, Mexico -in the days
>of the Maya Culture...more to follow.
>ADMwish I could follow but leadership looses me - hope to hear more later
Mav

>The noise; friction and grating, belching and grinding.
>The smells; dry and dirty - unclean but alive
>The feel; hard and unforgiving. Where is the softness?
>Movement, all around, squeeze and speed
>Who are you?
>What about the rest?
>I know there is more but I can't see it; feel it.
>Where have you hidden it?
>Where do I go from here?
>Always questions. I am weary.
>PiG

>I see a once beautiful city scythed in two by an ugly mass of concrete and traffic-choked highways. Native beings, choking from the fumes, scurry across tangled steel footways in the sky. In a subterranean vault in the middle of a concrete traffic island, litter swirls around the feet of a drunken beggar. A proud Jacobean gable proclaims "General Soup Kitchen" to nobody in particular as the ceaseless traffic thunders by. Escape from his nightmare vision of progress is only possible by urine-soaked alleyways. All hope is lost in the world known as Central East Motorway. Ghosts of the Royal Arcade echo outside the old employment exchange. This is civilisation? >Colin Alexander (like these pieces so repeating them here - the next one seems to follow on)

>CAPITALISM HAS NO CULTURE IT MERELY DESTROYS AND TAKES AT ITS PLEASURE

>special green bush's

>dying of hunger!leave the bush, it's not to eat
Mav
might be interesting if you did
Bi

>The culture is so alien that the concept of 'find' becomes meaningless. Yes, I live in an alien culture and haven't found that much, even so I don't agree that it becomes meaningless
Mav

>Hi,I'm Sarah,I'm ten,I live in Newcastle,England.My dream is to go to Spain and stay in a cottage near the sea with little shops.My friend Clare and me will go and get the food and laze on the beach but we will put lots of sunscreen on. >bye, Sarah good about the sunscreen, don't forget if or when your dream comes true.
I'd prefer finding out about the place, move around, don't like grilling myself under the sun - Mav
>take me to your place
are you sure?

>THIS COMPUTER IS an alien and is dangerous to my mind ? many western thinking people spreading the so called truth ?I don't categorise my thinking in this way, so I maybe don't have the same familiarity with the 'so called truth' you speak of.
MavTOO MUCH CULTURE CAN BE A DANGEROUS THING ACCORDING TO ATTILA THE HUN
FROM SUSIE THE PHILISTINEbut culture is always with us
MavFind>myself
>abducted
my abducted self>people who are not human like simon guillard.>people who are not human like simon guillard is human.>i find aliens to be
>time tunels>a race of people that believe in dreams as the reality>and reality as an intrusive dream

>DARK LIGHT ANDINAUDIBLE SOUNDS>chivers jellies>kebabs without cruelty.>WAR!>Trlevision>JJ>Death.RL

>if you are alien you should expect to find nothing.you should just end up finding.>love from paul>as an alien you should expect to find nothing. you should just be happy with what you find.acceptance perhaps but "happy'?
Pat
nothing, that would be quite a find
Bi

>THE SECRET OF LIFE.
>A can of bake beans and a mouldy lunch box.I knew it was something like that
B

>THE FINDS ARE WHATEVER YOU WANT IT OR THEM TO BE!!!!!!LENNIEIf only that were true
Mav
How predictable it'd be
Bi

>... that aliens do not exist and we are all at home everywhere.
>GaryAl right for some
Bi
I'm not at home, at home
Mav

>I am at the beging of the journey. I know what the route is but I can't see the hurdles.
>G.S.P.perhaps the hurdles are the route
m

>Small creatures from the moons of planet acaxtra will come to this cyber space and give information on how clear time travel can be when using worm holes.wonder if a virtual time machine would blow up, like an actual one's supposed to - mind you does a virtual 'materialise' and how? Materialising being the dangerous moment but isn't it always
Bi

>TOTAL AND COMPLETE AND UTTER LOVE a bit overwhelming
Mav

>WOMEN
I'll visit too
Bi

>This extremely weird exhibition - it would have to be the weirdest thing any poor unfortunate alien could come across on his first day on Earth.
>-EponineEarth, can offer weirder than this but perhaps your experience is limited
Earth, the place where we’re the unfortunate aliens
Mav

>Hello i'm Stephen.I am 8 and I like the exhibition.Thanks Stephen>circles everywhere
>- BBlike the circles in your mind
another day with looped tape and no pause or off button
Bi

>That people are just like me
>Amy PriceHow can you tell Amy?
Mav

>Chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate...
>Sweetie....If you like chocolate, Sweetie, how long do you think the culture will be intact?
Mav

>FIND MYSELF SURROUNDED BY THE TRAPPINGS OF A NUTCASE? AvesLove nuts, like some cases, particularly suitcases - a nut and a case ideal
Bi

>By ‘discovering’ an alternative personality veneer provided by an alternative culture, I might recognise something of my own, ‘finding’ something deeper about myself.
>This could be as dangerous or beneficial as any material finds.I've found it to be that way
Mav

>i really dont get it at allperhaps the find unexpected?
m

>your not as good as arkham asylum'good' as in moral?
m

>You've found an escape. Someone to guide you on your journey.I don't think I'd want a guide, might want companions but oly some of the time
Mav

>friendsreal aliens then
mf

>it is a risk to leave the known behind - to surrender your history. To chance it on a new plain of thought. To surrender one’s language is the surrendering your language may be giving up the last defence. Who are we the rational world but the creatures that lurk bhind our language - our intellect that carves meaning - Bronsomtimes we're forced to surrender our history and our language too before it's known
mf

your facination with bus stops your chemally tasting water and those weird moustaches the young people try to grow i suppose there is a reason thank you for reading yours strangerthank you stranger, for allowing me to read
mf

>that people are basically the same wherever you go
>StevePerhaps what or who's found depends on who's exploring
Mav

>culture: bacterial growth
>observations of life
>lead to patterns of existance
>a catalogue of answers?
>what was the question?can be other than bacteria
meaning layered
solidifying too soon
catalogues of questions
Pat

>wHAT ARE ALIENS-ARE WE NOT ALIENS OURSELVES?ARE THERE NOT MANY UNKNOWN CULTURES TODAY AND IN THE FUTURE AS WELL AS THE PAST.WDHS12.That might be the point
mf

>I often find myself alien...... I only wish I didn't know why. My god, it's far too early in the morning for this shit.Agree, mornings are... but find myself alien then too
Bi

>That is a way of looking at life....perhaps the only way to avoid going out yer head.>There is a problem, though, in that you don’t want to be stuck “out there” for too long, lest you find you can’t get back to your proverbial germination ground....>Vellocet@Hotmail.comSuppose you can't get back or don't know where 'your proverbial germination ground' is?
Bi

>Would you like to play in a most peculiar brass project? If so drop me a line.... craig.bartle@unn.ac.uk>enthusiasm more important than ability to play, we are aiming for an interesting artistic experience.I don't know but I hope you find people who want to. Would it be a project on the internet? Why brass?
Mav

>friends, a friendly house and treasure. I must walk quietly.
>Shirley.Are friends the treasure or if not what is? Why must you walk quietly? What would you disturb if you don't?
Mav

>waterproof teabags.
>Elvis Presely.
>England beeting Germany at football>D.Duck and M.MouseObviously a time warp - 1966
What were you doing just before this occured?
Pat

>Buses.>JuJuFully accessible to Disabled people too, JuJu?
Mav

>merry christmas ann
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
> FROM PETER
Thanks to you both
Mav

>CAN I FIND SOMETHING IN THIS EXHIBITION WHICH ISN'T EITHER PREPOSTEROUS OR TEDIOUS?
>mACDepends on your personality mAC
Bi

>newcastle at christmas is fraught with danger and excitement be careful
>j.What about at other times?

>Aliens with ugly heads but extremely marvellous manners...How friendly they were. They began to appear quite exquisitely beautiful because their souls were sweet.>from Don't Explain.Prefer the ugly heads and marvellous manners, beauty would spoil them and not so interesting either
Bi

>hello my name is leanne hutchinson and i have curly pubeswere you searching for an alien culture when you made this discovery leanne?
Mav

>somebody asking intellegent questions. Timwe don't quite know how to take that - who's in control our optimistic or our suspicious self
Bi

>Remains of an ancient fruit and nut cake and some pine needles ...That's Christmas for yer, for us it was a visit from someone we thought had died, so dead man walking, talking, flirting - dying not birthing and cheese on toast no spillage of christmas at all
Mav

>The Keep and Games Wworkshop is smaller than expected.What is/was the Keep and Games Wworkshop and what size did you expect?

> CIVILISATIONHow did you tell? What form did it take?
Mav

>Anal penetrations with a particularly virulent daffodil perchance? Or would you like some toast?
> The Gumby of Gratetown!!!Not a daffodil, they're too much of a crowd, which are so unsubtle
Bi

>Very strange plantlife which can talk with you, Are they friendly will they tell the truth.We found evidence of a camel like creature with two legs. From Rachel L. It might be their truth yet not yours
Mav

>the locals might be hungry, and i might look appetising. or maybe the net curtains will collapse and swallow me up...>...louiseyou might find it a wonderfully sensual experience if they did, perhaps emerging somwhere else as Alice did
Bi

>I tried but I cannot be an alien when I am where I belongI wonder what it would be like not to feel alien and if I would like it
Mav

>TRUTHHow did you know?
m

>BLANCHE DUBOIS HAD TO RELY ON THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS,AND LOOK WHERE SHE ENDED UP.>DORISher sister wasn't a stranger, though had a different approach to life
Real problem for Blanche was being written by the wrong person, things could've been entirley different with someone else, a woman, more experienced scripting her - I was never satisfied with his understanding of disability either
Bi

>the unknown finds are that a unbeknowest terror roams these lands on hundereds of little legs spreading fear, panic and clean laundery where ever it goes.
> Faulkie>While travelling through unknown lands be wary, for an unknown terror roams these lands eating traveller’s and spreading clean laundery where-ever it goes. So when you here the patter of hundereds of tiny little feet do not run do not hide, for it willHas it got you on the second run, I wonder Faulkie?
m

the terrain is bland and boringperhaps ypu need more experience before you can find anything, go back later
m

>The existing British culture is enough of an unknown to most people. The post-Thatcher society is a con-trick for most citizens. {I wish your response screens word-wrapped automatically}. Why don’t you do something useful? The task is not to observe the world, but to change it!
> Brianand how do we do that Brian?
Pat
Incidentally who informed you what 'the task' was?
Bi

>do your feet smell of fish?
> zakthey're a bit too far away for me to tell, zak
Mav

>I would see a spaceship with my friend aliens in the ship. I am going towards the ship with my guns, when I reach the ship I am going to shoot the baddies.how would you recognise them though and what are you doing with a gun?
m

>An American flag and a packet of Marlboro.Remove the flag bury the packet
m

>Sat Jan 18 15:57:51 1997 >I love Tom.
Sat Jan 18 15:58:00 1997 >But he dosent love me.
Sat Jan 18 15:58:01 1997 >I think it is very funnyIf only everyone could hve this view of romance
Bi

>THE CLOCKS WILL ALL RUN BACKWARDS, ALL THE SHEEP WILL HAVE TWO HEADSOurs roll backwards and the heads might be on their wayAND THURSDAY NIGHT AND FRIDAY WILL BE ON TUESDAY NIGHT INSTEAD.
Isn't it already, no wonder there's no party when I arrive
Mav

>New lumps on my head, it's darkdid you explore your head? Is the lump the alien or you?
m

>expect the unexpected and enjoy the surprise! leeebut if I'm expecting it can it be a surprise, leee
Mav

>I am somewhere I do not want to be however, I went to follow my own will. I believe that man is restless and feeld the desire to see new things and to move on. Finds are always unexpected but they are good or bad or dangerous only afer ones own perception and state of mind. By all the new things I find I try to discover known elements which bias my perception. Everything I find therefore is in my soul and it is not genuinely good or bad. >MoYou speak as if there is some other way to proceed as if there is some good or bad outside of our agreement or disagreement of, an absolute somwhere, I don't believe this, do you?
However I don't agree with>Imagination is limited to what we know, and have seen.
I think there's more interaction and surprise

>LITTLE BOXES THAT HUMANS LIVE IN.>cold>A TELEVISION SET> Happy Smiley People>scary very very scary and bizarre!!!!!!!!!>Graham Dunn
> A double decker bus >plastic bag trees
>Jeannie>water flowing from an undergound spring>space>There are demons and devils doing battle with angels and lighting flashes every so often>track lighting >friends, not the usa variety>a society of saints where trivial flaws are seen as crimes.-vicky>Happiness
>rachael>Be careful; then, please do.>Holy Mackeral where am I it looks weird. A bit like Richards bedroom >feel very safe
>mag >I WOULD BE SURPRISED HOW ALL THE OTHER BEINGS ARE IGNORING ME>RUSSSSSSSSSSSSSS>I find a photograph of myself looking at this unexpected find.
> DG>I think that it's a wierd sort of warning.

>i wish to be taken back to your home, so that i may taste the fruits of your life and leave the downtrodden ways of mine.for the downwheeled ways of mine?
Mav

>to find that there is little difference in this unkown culturesearch a little deeper
Bi

>toilet brushes> God DL.>lots of chocolate>potato flibble>(george)

>I’m still trying to make sense of my surroundings. Yet I’m expected to make informed decisions and appropriate responses.why do you think these are expected of you and why do you have to conceed to them if they are?

>I know that this new site and culture has implications for my own sense of myself and to understand that which I percieve. That I need also to move on to make the first step to begin a further part of a journey. But which way from here?>Taylor
> taylor.nuttall@mcr1.poptel.org.uk>http://www.lancs.ac.uk/staff/nuttallt/which way would you want to try - do you have inner conflicts with parts of yourself wanting an overview of the results before you start? Taking one direction doesn't make the other possible (or impossible) trails disappear, they always wait
MavHi Taylor
I'd trust your feel for direction, it looks good to me and it might be you can take a number of them simultaneously, I think that's the way to go
A
How's Roger, I haven't heard from him in a while?

unknown suroundings. but one of friendly findings . because we are with the one who created us. god, him self that brings us to a place to feel the love that we long for in the life we live now. so i look forward to seeing the ones i cried over when they passed form this earth to a better place
so in retrospect we are not aliens!
signed micbat
no he created me. mav

I do not understand why people looks at me when they intend to talk to me. This is disgusting.
would you prefer they do not look or they do not talk?

>smell has been elevated to the level of a language. poetry, novels, advertising and pornography are all 'written' in smell.they are it’s just we’re not fully apprehending it but our smell receptors do except when they’re knocked out by the unsubtlety of artifical perfumery

>What can we do, where can we go, can I trust you? The answer is no.even if can’t trust, can still do something, can still go somwhere together, many of us do this all our lives
mav