Fw: Bush Sucks Putin's Dick

[K3 V iN Cummiskey]

Beetty here's the letter i pulled out of my now rank sent-box. Into it, it's susposed to read School of VISUAL Arts and SCCC stands for none other than Suffolk County County College.  Im so glad too, to hear that your like me undegreeed and proud of it, well than, ill speak for myself, degrees are only necessary in science and techno all the rest is puffery. When I first attended SCCC, im just recalling, though never forgot, a political science teacher who was tops, i was dumb but he was so unpolitically correct before that concept became overused.  He was great. When he was in his office, smoking,one day, i asked him for a cigerette and he let me smoke with him, in his office, all thats changed. I think i learned the term bouncing the rubble from him.  Last year this time I signed up for an accounting course at SCCC, but i signed up late and missed when he explained some basic concepts in non-accountingleglese and was in a stupor when he went on with
 these concepts in rapid fire in conjunction w/the black board. Anyway I went on to flag the tests but kept on with it anyhow reading the text and coming to my own understanding , attending classes right up to the end but attending to the necessary maneuvers to get a W. rather than a F. so as not to spoil my otherwise pristine (?) transcript.  I have absolutly no desire to get a degree.


--- On Sun, 8/31/08, K3 V iN Cummiskey <kevincummiskey at yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: K3 V iN Cummiskey <kevincummiskey at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Bush Sucks Putin's Dick
> To: "Michael Bailey" <michael.lee.bailey at gmail.com>
> Cc: kevincummiskey at yahoo.com
> Date: Sunday, August 31, 2008, 8:17 PM
> HeyHo Beeto,
> 
> Nice letter, thanks.  Today one of my younger brothers,
> called, from my parents house and then I pressed the phone
> too much against my gourd and we got cut off.  Then we
> didn't get back in touch.  So, I just decided to head
> across island and visit the old neighborhood (St. James).
> I've stopped actual visits home because I hate my
> old-man and just decided Im not going there anymore.  I was
> going to call Tim, when I was over that way, but then
> didn't. Stoped-off in the woods, where they put up a
> pull-up bar.  In the service I got-up to doing between
> 20-30, but cant do more than 7 now. I stopped in to see a
> couple of old friends but there was no evidence of them, no
> car in driveway, although the kitchen storm-door was open
> and the kitchen light was on -- they were always that way.
> When I got back closer to Patchogue, I stopped in Coram at a
> pet-shop, which I had been to a while ago, with this guy I
> knew whose sister used to breed some breed of dog.  I
>  remembered they had kittens. There were three that I
> really liked.  I pick out one and the guy, chatted with me a
> bit, and said he would do the prep-work.  While he was gone
> I kept whatching the kittens. Then he came by, passing me,
> and I said, "I think I changed my mind, would I be able
> to have this guy instead."  So, it was like sure no
> problem.  The first kitten was cute and all with a livly
> little personality, but the second was head and shoulder
> better in the looks department and only marginally less, in
> personality.  I just figure, I'll develope, his
> personality, if need be.  But he is the greatest little
> dude, funny looking, skinny, and into everything. I'm
> glad I got him. Do you think you might be able to dig-out
> the OBA, thing by Robin, and exprees it over.  I'm
> curious. No, B. this past week was my first time aboard
> PynDinghy. The contempt spreads to college professors too,
> but I couldnt fit all that on the intro. line. No disrespect
> to you,
>  but I'm not in the mood for trying to explain that
> contempt right now.  But in brief, I will not say ALL,
> because it just so happens that the best english teacher I
> had, happened to be a one by the name of David Axlerod now
> somwhat famous in poetry-circlejerks. At the time I had him
> he was this little nomb (sp) guy, funny voice, but very
> livly and interesting. That was over at Suffolk Community
> College. I had an English professor at Stony Brook, who
> turned out to be a low-caste, cheap, back-stabber. We had to
> fill out the teacher-evaluation. I was like one of the last
> to turn my in. I had written an unglowing evaluation. Im 99%
> positive he read mine and knew it was mine because was near
> thee last turned in and upper-most on the pile.  I had
> received an A on the over-course main papper which was like
> 70% of grade. My final course grade was a C+. A lot of these
> people are very small/petty. I never received a degree in my
> studies/travels, but I have a lot
>  of experience taking classes and at varied schools, namely
> School of Arts, NYC, SCCC, Suny, Stony Brook, University of
> Missouri, Columbia, University of Maryland, extension while
> at Quantico, and Los Angeles University, extension while at
> Camp Forster, Okinawa. Many stays were not-long, but still,
> attendence counts for something. O Im so glad you
> rementioned the Ledge. My copy of the story is in : The Best
> Short Stories of the Modern Age, selected by Douglas Angus. 
> I think it could be found in various collections of short
> stories from between 1960-1970 or so.  It's hugely
> touching and so sad and I never heard of it before, either. 
> It's funny you think I may be someone from management
> from your work.  You have paid me the greatest indirect
> complements I have ever had, now,in my life, but your work
> sounds fascinating.  What are your qualifications, like how
> do you get into that work, did you aim or was it by way of
> some other thing?  And I'm curious
>  about the name, because I waste a lot of time reading
> about companies, business, dismal science, all sujects which
> make the world go round. O funny, about your work laptop,
> etc... my brother, Tim in fact works at a law-firm in
> Manhatten and his home computer was dead, and I forgot he
> could tap into his home accout, from work (duh)so I sent him
> somthing and put the subject line: Bush Sucks Putin's
> Dick, Tim wrote back and said, "not meaning to be a
> prude but can you send that stuff to my home account because
> I not sure who at work is viewing the emails". Anyway I
> knew dick about music myself only up until I set-up my
> Pandorashit, now I've been learning a lot, developing my
> tastes and hugely enjoying it. O, by the way Ive named my
> kittie after "OBA"... [so glad you mentioned that
> acronym -- (phrase), plus of course, sundried...]
> talk to you soon mike, kevin.
> 
> P.S. I understand that "OBA" is curtesy of Robin, this Beetty informed me  of, but was just thanking Beetty for offering it to me, in a previous clutch and loss for expression i was in.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- On Sun, 8/31/08, Michael Bailey
> <michael.lee.bailey at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > From: Michael Bailey
> <michael.lee.bailey at gmail.com>
> > Subject: Re: The Life of An Off-Duty Runner in
> Mexico-City
> > To: kevincummiskey at yahoo.com
> > Date: Sunday, August 31, 2008, 5:28 PM
> > Hey, Kev,
> > 
> > "OBA" was a robin contribution a few months
> back.
> > I really enjoy his ramblings.  He is a little
> > self-conscious about
> > them sometimes, but he's led a fascinating life
> and has
> > what I consider
> > to be some worthwhile insights into Pynchon. 
> Especially
> > the Pynchon-anarchism
> > nexus (also related to Pynchon-surrealism) and the
> > Pynchon-occult nexus
> > (Crowley, the Tarot, the Qabalah, the Golden Dawn, the
> > Enochian calls, et al)
> > 
> > I could have sworn I saw other posts from you like
> over the
> > years,
> > but searched the W.A.S.T.E. archive and only found
> those
> > from the past
> > few days.  IE, I was thinking you were an occasional
> > regular.
> > 
> > Everybody has their highs and lows, of course, and
> some
> > days the
> > list is better than others.  I for one would love to
> be a
> > community college
> > English teacher, so I don't quite get your
> expressing
> > contempt for that.
> > I had a friend who used to be an aspiring writer with
> me -
> > we'd send each
> > other stuff, he'd make fun of mine and I'd
> correct
> > his spelling and grammar -
> > anyway, he used to express that contempt for junior
> > colleges.
> > 
> > I think that perhaps there
> > is some good teaching and scholarship going on in
> community
> > colleges,
> > and that the hallowed halls of the Ivy Leagues and the
> Big
> > 10 or whatever
> > might give onto classrooms where lecture major
> leaguers,
> > but just as in
> > sports - there could be pickup games going on that are
> > actually more fun
> > than the pros.  Am I an anti-elitist?  not
> exactly...but,
> > yeah, maybe
> > a little...
> > 
> > Haven't located that story "The Ledge"
> you
> > mentioned.  I am interested
> > enough that I probably will in the next few days, tho.
> > 
> > I have this tiny paranoia that you might actually be
> in
> > management
> > in the telco that I work for, so please pardon if I
> > don't elaborate on that
> > just yet...although I haven't been posting from
> work
> > since May - with only
> > 1 or 2 exceptions, and before that only posted from
> work
> > when I was finished
> > with my tickets (midnight shift), so I really
> don't
> > have anything to be ashamed of.
> > 
> > NOC is Network Operations Center.  I recently moved
> from
> > the voice
> > division, troubleshooting lines for business (can I
> fix it
> > remotely - if not,
> > test it and ship it to somebody who can fix it in the
> > field)
> > -- now I'm in the data group, taking trouble calls
> for
> > frame relay, ATM,
> > ethernet and various other business data connections,
> doing
> > preliminary
> > troubleshooting and, again, shipping it to somebody
> else if
> > I can't fix it.
> > 
> > Anyway, I like the P-list.  "We're a real
> mean
> > team, but we can love"
> > (as Mott the Hoople sang in "all the young
> > dudes")
> > I did look at your Pandora page, but as a 53 year old
> guy,
> > haven't followed
> > modern music the way some do.  Perhaps will dabble
> further.
> >  I'm running
> > Linux and haven't hooked up any music to it as of
> yet. 
> > Maybe I'll drag out
> > my work laptop which is of course Windows and listen
> on
> > that tonight.
> > 
> > hope you are having a good day.  Will be happy to
> > correspond with you
> > if you want.  I lead a fairly mundane life...Pynchon
> and
> > his works are
> > a bright spot
> > for me that I count on, one of a few things - not too
> few,
> > really I'm a pretty
> > happy guy, married, no kids though - that make life
> worth
> > living.
> > 
> > Peace!
> > 
> > Mike L Bailey
> > On 8/30/08, K3 V iN Cummiskey
> > <kevincummiskey at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > >
> > >  HI Beettle,
> > >  Re-read your last article to me.  The second to
> last
> > paragraph (of your effort) about you wondering of the
> > word(s) to link the concept of the topic of the List,
> which,
> > includes among others,(general pynfaggotry)... to the
> > concept of the behavior (which is my total fiction,in
> this
> > case, of my creation and delusion) of a one, Usain
> Bolt,
> > off-duty runner, in Mexico City,( downing Coronas,
> > w/our"OBA") and talking serious economic
> issues. 
> > It is just overall the linking of truths and
> retardedness,
> > seriousness and foolishness, which is a large portion
> of
> > PynConsipatedConstruction(PCC), like in, The
> Master(bater)
> > of Mexico City.  K3 V iN.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > 
> > 
> > -- 
> > "He ain't crazy, he's a-makin'
> > pottery" - Finley Pater Dunne