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WHY I JOINED THE SAN FRANCISCO SUICIDE CLUB –David T. Warren
As the years slip by and I try to align each day with the passing of my life, I find myself on tenuous ground. After forty years of living, dreaming, and working to build the kind of community that I would like to live in, I find myself faced with the reality of how little [...]
1977 EVOLUTION INTO CHAOS: A CHRONOLOGY – Gary Warne
This paper is an attempt at describing the succes- sion of stunts, parodies, and put ons that have gathered so much attention for Communiversity and, at the same time, present the ridiculous concept of organizing principles for creating chaos, anarchy and high times. Towards this end it may also be referred to as ROBERTS RULES [...]
Carnival Cosmology by Gary Warne
CARNIVAL COSMOLOGY – Gary Warne The world is a midway; cities are its sideshows. The only difference between children and adults is that there is no one to take care of us. When we left home it meant we were lost on the midway and, unlike God, the carny boss will only let us ride [...]
A WAY TOO SHORT BIOGRAPHY of David T. Warren
A WAY TOO SHORT BIOGRAPHY: David T. Warren (aka: Flamo LaGrande, R. J. Mololopozy) lived a strange and unique life. After a tempestuous upbringing in the home of a prominent building contractor in Hayward, Dave left town with a traveling carnival. Here he learned the art of eating fire as well as various sideshow skills [...]
Stories about David T Warren
The Most Beautiful Baby Dave asked me to play the “mother” of the baby for the most beautiful baby contest he wanted to enter. I borrowed a baby from a friend for the pre-contest physical checkup (probably just to confirm that there really was a baby!). I went down and filled out all the paperwork [...]
David T Warren
Memorial Gathering On January 2, 2010 many old friends gathered to remember and honor David T. Warren, who passed away on this day in 2009. As a tribute to the man of many paradoxes, we had a memorial/celebration of his life. Perhaps you were there, or perhaps you wished you could have been there. Hopefully [...]
THE SAN FRANCISCO SUICIDE CLUB DESCRIPTION, 1977
THE SAN FRANCISCO SUICIDE CLUB DESCRIPTION, 1977: Have you ever explored a subterranean sewer at night with forty other people; climbed three stories on a swinging rope ladder to dine on the roof of a condemned building; staged practical jokes you’ve always fantasized about? No…? How about dinner at Rev. Moon’s or talking a policeman [...]

