um, ya.
thanks for talking to them, *R*
you did a good job w/the nod n smile in the dark thing
Right after one head fuk of a movie
I, listening in the shadows, was laughing @ the rediculous things
he pulled out of his ass to talk @ you
waking up children...in the industrial 'neighborhood'?!
train comming might smash the vidi-gear...Union dont werk @ nite!
i was cracking up!

still i know it sucks to bethe ones to talk to em, os
this note of props is good for a massage for each of
you, *J*, and *S*. you know who you are.
this 'coupon' is good till it is done.
id have likt to have done it that nite or this week,
but im traveling to festivalz @ this time.

glad all peeps r free n gear all safe
im out of town @ Mutant Fest,
i'll be finding you @ BM soul-trade

solid-dare-ity

The city of Santa Cruz is always complaining about lack of money, being in debt, blah, blah, blah. But it seems to me that they WAY more police here than needed for the population, and these police have WAY too much free time on their hands, thus they go around hassling people making music and entertaining downtown, busting peaceful dance gatherings at the beaches and live music shows on private properties, shutting down bars and restaurants who want to have an occasional dj or live band, and now hassling people who want to watch movies outdoors in otherwise empty spaces.

Meanwhile in smart towns like San Jose they are holding world class events like the Gran Prix race downtown last weekend, and tapping into the younger, up and coming generations by combining these events with free concerts in the parks, and supporting new night clubs and bars who want extended hours and live pa systems. Thus bringing in millions of new tourist dollars and making the town a more vibrant cultural scene.

This is THE beach town for the entire bay area youth culture, when will we wake up to that and start supporting the arts and entertainment scene of the younger generations that could bring in millions of dollars annually? They are not going to stop coming and moving here, so why not tap into the potential business, instead of trying to build a frickin conference hotel for a bunch of rich old farts who would rather be in Hawaii during the winter anyways?