Anti-Capital Web - Ideas will create a new world...
Alicia Bay Laurel - How to survive as a hippie...
"If post dot-com iToke.® has its way, there's one more thing that e-commerce will enable
consumers to buy in the next year. Grass, pot, weed, ganja - call it what you will..."
Psychedelic Partying with Ken Kesey!
"We need to re-psychedelicize our lives," Darren mourns. "We forgot all the
interconnectedness that we grasped in our youth when we were eating 'shrooms and acid."
"I can't handle any more chromosome damage," I reply. "My wife wants to get pregnant --
she'll be pissed if our baby has six eyes and a leg coming out of its forehead."
Vivian Stanshall 1943 - 1995
"Like so many rock musicians of the Sixties, he became a heavy drinker and drug user and
went on many binges with Keith Moon in the Seventies, the most infamous being when
they dressed as Nazi officers and toured around the East End, causing shock and dismay."
"Two signs of the times, fresh from San Francisco: The corner of Haight and Ashbury
now hosts a Ben and Jerry's and a Gap, and there's an ATM at the old Fillmore Auditorium."
"Bozo is against capitalism, communism, fascism, bureaucracy, militarism, snobism,
professionalism, dogmatism and autoritarianism."
"Q: I thought Joe Matheny had "gone over to the other side"?
A: He did. Sort of...now he's back. Mr. Matheny brought a few new discoveries with him.
Amazing, astounding stuff, really. He has decided to release it in small chunks via different mediums,
again, to achieve maximum exposure. It is time for the world to receive some of this info..."
"My arrival on Moroccan shores was punctuated by the threat of arrest from a false
policeman brandishing what looked like a rusty piece of metal as a badge. I managed
to escape his insane clutches and tried to ignore the rest of the hustlers who crowded
in on me with every step. Filled with the fear of a new arrival, I climbed aboard the
first train I saw."
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