Tonight, let go of your pickle!

Yes, genties and ladlemen, last night the Radio Nose Ferret 3rd Anniversary Weekend began in earnest with auryn29a's airing of The Imaginos Saga, as complete as can be done at present. Tah muchly.

But tonight, ah tonight..

Wild nekkid drunken (or not, as you prefer) partying like the Mongol savages we are. Yep.

Ghu help you all. *nodnodnod*

Oh dear.

I just got two books in the post - Spine Milligna(the well known printing error)'s versions of Frankenstein and.. The Old Testament.

AAOoAWoooAOoowwWwww... aoowww.

Signed,
Le Comte De Jeem "Knee tremblers" Moriarty

Time to let go of your pickle!

Radio Nosferatu 3rd birfday party is underway!

Come join us in #rf-callahans and #RadioNosferatu on Undernet, and bring yer streaming audio proggies with ya. It be'est time to getteth thou down and be'est thou funky. Yea, even with thine bad self. Wordeth.


Low http://callahans.seanmcpherson.com:10000/listen.pls - High http://callahans.seanmcpherson.com:11000/listen.pls

http://rhis.2ya.com for reqs

Oh, for FUCK'S sake..

Miami — David Joseph is a little guy, about 5-foot-5, maybe 115 pounds. He's 20 years old, looks younger, and has the sluggish demeanor and sad expression of one who is deeply depressed. He has nightmares and headaches. He spends his days dressed in the blue fatigues of detainees at the federal Krome Detention Center, washing dishes at mealtimes, staring listlessly at television images broadcast in a language he doesn't understand, and praying.

"I thought I would come here for a few days and be released," he told me in a soft voice, his words translated by an interpreter. "But I watch the other people come and go, and I am stuck here."

Mr. Joseph is a refugee from Haiti who is seeking asylum in the United States. He is not a terrorist, and no one has even suggested that he is a threat to anyone. And yet he's been in federal custody for nearly two years.

An immigration judge and the Board of Immigration Appeals have ruled that he should be freed on bond, pending a final ruling on his asylum request. But the attorney general of the United States, John Ashcroft, won't let him go.

Playing his ever-present, all-encompassing terrorism card, Mr. Ashcroft personally intervened in Mr. Joseph's case, summarily blocking his release. According to the attorney general, releasing this young Haitian would tend to encourage mass migration from Haiti, and might exacerbate the potential danger to national security of nefarious aliens from Pakistan and elsewhere who might be inclined to use Haiti as a staging area for migration to the U.S.

SonofaBITCH, but November can't get here fast enough!