Subject: BULLDADA BONANZA!

From: glassgnost <dlindnerSPAMBLOCKED@socal.rr.com>
Newsgroups: alt.slack

There is just *so* much Slack to be had at the Salvation Army Store.

It's like visiting old friends you'd forgotten you had. I recommend
taking the time for such explorations strongly.

Promise her anything, but give her Exxon unleaded.

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Subject: Re: BULLDADA BONANZA!
From: nenslo <nenslo@yahooX.com>

glassgnost wrote:

> There is just *so* much Slack to be had at the Salvation Army Store.
>> It's like visiting old friends you'd forgotten you had.

Yeah, like the lady in stretch jeans with the huge misshapen butt
shrieking "Amm-BERR! Git over here! NOW! I SAID NAOOW!" and the two
old ladies with identical wigs the exact color of something that isn't
human hair at all and the whole family of eight retarded deformed
children and their retarded deformed parents and the kids screaming in
spanish at each other and smacking toys on the floor real hard. Or did
you mean THE SMELL, or that lamp with the filthy stuffed animal glued
to the base or the bin full of grimy flatware or the two hundred ugly
coffee mugs with the names of printers and mattress stores and ski
resorts on them, or the five shelves of baskets, or the dozens of
quart jars or all the things with OWLS on them, or the hundreds of
packages of zippers and seam binding and bias tape, or the torn and
dirty blue jeans or all the maroon men's shirts, or the ironing
boards, or the chipped pressboard desks, or the thousands of "happy
meal" toys, or the dying televisions, or the t-shirts you get for
running in a charity marathon, or the filthy white plastic
coffeemakers, or all the broken stuff marked AS IS? Yes, it's pretty
romantic if you haven't done it twice a week since 1972, he bragged.

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Subject: Re: BULLDADA BONANZA!
From: michael_amberwind@yahoo.com (Rajah of the Orange Groves)

Goodwill, Salvation Army, Value Village are all HUGE conspiracy
bullshit congames.

They have two big piles - the Good Stuff and the Crap - which pile do
you think makes it into the stores and which goes up into the homes of
the employees?

If you said that the Crap winds up on the shelves - give yourself a
peanut!

Where do you think all the kick ass books, the thousand dollar Armani
suits, the high end tvs and shit go? For sale for $9.99? No - they
figure that all us slathering macaroni soup eating non-lawnmowing
masses deserve is some crappy jigsaw puzzles with the pieces missing,
shirts that cost MORE than a clearance center that sells new clothes,
and track pants for the fat people to wear who have given up
completely on their lives!

One guy said he finds money, drugs etc. in the pockets of clothing all
the friggin' time when he worked at the Salvation Army. When I went
into the main warehouse I couldn't *believe* the amount of really good
stuff - and knew that none of it would wind up in the store - they
just don't have the space, so they just keep it for themselves. They
are as corrupt as cops.

Value Village gives THREE FRIGGIN' PERCENT of its money to charity!
The rest goes to line the pockets of fat bastards who don't even have
to pay for their furniture. I bet some of them get the good shit and
put it up on Ebay.

Salvation Army is no better - they are a huge tax free business. Have
you ever seen a skinny Salvation Army officer? Nope. Because when they
get decent food the bastards keep it for themselves - the rest is
split between the people who cook in their kitchens and staff. By time
it gets to the homeless guys, they get macaroni and friggin' stale
bread.

In Ontario, the government pays the Salvation Army about $30 a night
for each guy in its hostel. Its basically a big warehouse with beds
and cheaply made, donated food. Where does the extra money go? To
unionised slobs and managerial fatcats. They charge *more* than a
hotel and actually provide *less*. And they call it charity.

So next time you see a Salvation Army Santa - take his money and give
it to some homeless people. Then steal all the food from their
donation bin and deliver it in person to the underprivelaged. Don't
even get me started about people you see *driving* into food banks!

The whole thing - top to bottom - is a scam to take money from the
poor. Sure "Bob" wants your money - but he doesn't bullshit you about
it!

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Subject: Re: BULLDADA BONANZA!
From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

Rajah of the Orange Groves <michael_amberwind@yahoo.com> wrote:

> The whole thing - top to bottom - is a scam to take money from the
> poor. Sure "Bob" wants your money - but he doesn't bullshit you about
> it!

And there are several new CDs and videos available at

http://subgenius.com/scatalog/mediashack.html

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Subject: Re: BULLDADA BONANZA!
From: michael_amberwind@yahoo.com (Rajah of the Orange Groves)

"Rev. Ivan Stang" wrote:
>>Rajah of the Orange Groves wrote:

> > The whole thing - top to bottom - is a scam to take money from the
> > poor. Sure "Bob" wants your money - but he doesn't bullshit you about
> > it!

> And there are several new CDs and videos available at
> http://subgenius.com/scatalog/mediashack.html

GODDAMNIT STANG I DON'T WANT TO BUY ANY OF YOUR STINKING CRAP!!! I'M
SICK TO DEATH OF ALL THE GODDAMN BLOODY COMMERCIALISM THAT IS
DESTROYING THE PURITY OF THE SUBGENIUS CHURCH!!! STOP TRYING TO SHILL
ME UTTER GARBAGE THAT IS GONNA JUST WIND UP IN THE BOTTOM OF MY FILTHY
CLOSET!!! YOU AREN'T GETTING A SINGLE CENT OF MY HARD EARNED
DOLLARS!!!

<ding!>

Oooooooh! A shiney Dobbshead! I don't have one of those. Do you take
money orders? I wish they carried this stuff at Ikea.

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Subject: Re: BULLDADA BONANZA!
From: mshotz@aol.comnospam (James T. Rex King of the Monsters)

>There is just *so* much Slack to be had at the Salvation Army Store.
>
>It's like visiting old friends you'd forgotten you had. I recommend
>taking the time for such explorations strongly.

I take my dirty laundry there and buy it back after they wash it!

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Subject: Re: BULLDADA BONANZA!
From: michael_amberwind@yahoo.com (Rajah of the Orange Groves)

I'd be careful about that - sometimes homeless people jerk off into
Salvation Army drop off boxes.

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