NODE 874cc9abRe: oil, greens, recycling, and poly-ticks.
Information Security <guy@panix.com>Thu, 10 Sep 1998 14:47:01 +0800
> From: John Young <jya@pipeline.com>
>
> 8/25/98 Carl Johnson is defecating in his food tray...
No shit!
> From: Ray Arachelian <sunder@brainlink.com>
>
> Every toilet in our apt building was exchanged for one that supposedly
> saves water... it now takes an average of three flushes to sink a
> bowlful of turds...
No shit!
> My math says that's a lot more wasted water than the single flush
> of the old toilet.
Solution: http://yournewhouse.com/mainFR3.htm
---guy
NODE edd52d32Re: oil, greens, recycling, and poly-ticks.
John Young <jya@pipeline.com>Thu, 10 Sep 1998 15:39:36 +0800
Ray's a much too delicate a cpunk to report what going on
with low-flow toilets in NYC. Most of us close the lid, kick
the lever fleeing the stench, which jiggles the muck a bit,
leaves it for the next hold-breath lid lifter, who figures that's
what Guiliani has ordered the lifestyle cops.
Trainspotting-type diving for the good stuff is the practice
in Manhattan's best clubs, where Brut reigns, and Carl's
seasonings show the way to theme prison food franchising,
emulating the CEO who Julia Childed the airline food cart.
Let me tell later about The Harvard Club of NY's kitchen inability
to pass a health inspection since the Depression. Having surveyed
it recently DN and me toyed with the DCSNY's lunch there, other
swell-suited cpunks wolfed it like CJ had pronounced it A-OK.