[1500] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
Re: EC Party
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (John Hawkinson)
Wed Oct 8 22:55:07 2003
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 22:11:37 -0400
From: John Hawkinson <jhawk@MIT.EDU>
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In-Reply-To: <43B32DA5-F9EC-11D7-A74A-000393C95828@mit.edu>
Katherine H. Allen <katallen@MIT.EDU> wrote on Wed, 8 Oct 2003
at 20:05:17 -0400 in <43B32DA5-F9EC-11D7-A74A-000393C95828@mit.edu>:
> Can someone please forward the original invitation to the list?
It follows.
--jhawk
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Subject: REMINDER: GHETTO PARTY TONIGHT, 10 PM
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GHETTO PARTY
8/2 (tonight) 10 PM
3RD EAST, DEEP WALCOTT
KFC, malt liquor, and boxed wine. 40'S, hubcaps, and trashcan fires.
BLING making (bring your old HEAs), littering, and rap.
And after you pass out from all the 40s, you can rest up in the walcott lounge
tent-city - designed to look and feel like those dirty places where real poor
people live.
And heed our manifesto:
1. Litter frequently. Walcott is not a place for pussies or for clean people.
Ghettos are not clean. Walcott as is is way too clean. If you find empty
bottles (ideally 40s), hubcaps, or oil barrels, toss them into the hallway. If
you are unsure about where to litter, litter in mikey p's room.
2. Graffitti is encouraged. Think your roommates (or mikeyp's) wall looks to
clean? Fix the problem.
3. Loud music is key. Rap will be played at an acceptable (read, really
fucking loud) volume. If your neighbors ask you to turn it down, threaten them
with physical violence.
4. Ass slapping is essential. If someone slaps your ass, reciprocate. Do not
take ass slapping as a sign of sexual harassment or hazing - it is important to
your well being on walcott.
5. Steal stuff from other areas of the hall. Do you need an extra computer and
the ones on reuse won't cut it? I hear mattxmal has a good computer. He wont
miss it - and if he does, we will fuck him up real bad when he tries to take it
back. If you steal something from somebody and they accuse you of doing so,
threaten them with physical violence. Actually, just threaten everyone with
physical violence.
6. Fried Chicken, 40's, Cheap Lawn chairs. Hells yeah.
peace out,
walcott niggas fo life
"Girls pee pee when they see me
Nava-hoes creep me in they tee-pee"
Notorious B.I.G
RIP 1997
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