Comments on: Mail Art Dispersal and Mogate Is Not a Word. http://assemblagist.org/nuvofluxus/mail-art-dispersal-and-mogate-is-not-a-word/ :: Valerie MacEwan :: Fluxs.us :: buy now, pay later :: Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:47:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: VMac http://assemblagist.org/nuvofluxus/mail-art-dispersal-and-mogate-is-not-a-word/comment-page-1/#comment-475 VMac Sun, 20 Jun 2010 17:57:58 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/?p=744#comment-475 Beef tips? Yuck squared. SPAM sucks, both as a meat substitute AND online, eh? Beef tips? Yuck squared. SPAM sucks, both as a meat substitute AND online, eh?

]]> By: lish http://assemblagist.org/nuvofluxus/mail-art-dispersal-and-mogate-is-not-a-word/comment-page-1/#comment-106 lish Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:07:29 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/?p=744#comment-106 meat in a can. no wonder my father hated any meat in a can. we found c rations off the coast of corolla, in 1959. it was us , the school boys, teachers, a small navy group at the lighthouse. that stuff could live forever. a good storm would wash up these things, brown cans, square in shape. the only food that we had were meals in the mess hall, and the post office snack food. it had a little snack area filled with vienna sausages, sodas, etc. the only transportation was by boat to the mainland. at episcopal, they had "beef tips on toast points." it was awful, and scary. no one would eat it. a teacher called it, "beef pusharound" because you would push it around your plate, until it was taken away by a waiter. meat in a can. no wonder my father hated any meat in a can.
we found c rations off the coast of corolla, in 1959. it was us , the school boys, teachers, a small navy group at the lighthouse.

that stuff could live forever. a good storm would wash up these things, brown cans, square in shape. the only food that we had were meals in the mess hall, and the post office snack food. it had a little snack area filled with vienna sausages, sodas, etc. the only transportation was by boat to the mainland.

at episcopal, they had “beef tips on toast points.” it was awful, and scary. no one would eat it. a teacher called it,
“beef pusharound” because you would push it around your plate, until it was taken away by a waiter.

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