Category: Gripes

  • #240: Half Respect

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • #220: Under New Management

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • #215: 24

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • #207: Freedom!

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • #205: How Trivial

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • An Open Letter to the Editor: Computer Edge Magazine

    First off, I have been reading your zine since the start and basically enjoyed most of the issues. I am surprised at the frequency of which you release new issues, and credit that to be one of the factors I am happy with it. Before I start my little rant, let me fill you in […]

  • #201: My New Fraternity

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • An Open Letter to KUSA

    [This was originally published on attrition.org.] It is 4:40 MST, Monday, Feb 5th. Your news show today was very tacky, very misleading, and very insulting to me and many of my friends. During your broadcast, you gave out a web site for a medical related site that tied in to one of your spots. Afterwards, […]

  • #183: Guilty by Text

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]

  • #182: Why Should I Respect You?

    [F.U.C.K. is an e-zine that I started on January 24, 1993 and ended on January 24, 2000. One concept is that articles should be timeless if possible, so they were not released with dates. As such, the date on this blog is not exact but I will try to use a date as close as […]