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Stephanie: Underexposed

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hello from california.

defiance, ohio at 924 gilman, berkeley, june 3rd

eating with friends in san francisco

windmills on the way westward
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starfish in the backyard

reflections in tidepools
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freedom?

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Karen: Young Till I Die

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My best friend growing up was a year younger than me. I remember sitting on the couch in my living room with my mother, on the verge of crying because people were giving my friend and I such crap for being “so far apart in age.”  This seems like I’m making it up, but I’m [...]

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Ryan: Ryan in July

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Violence. Does it ever really solve anything? I mean really, you see a person you hate you just want to fucking punch them in the face right? Because if you do that they will realize you hate them, and what then… they change? Fuck no they stay the same and even sometimes get stronger from [...]

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Marlee: DIY Haircuts

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since the age of two my hair has been nothing more than a constant art project. chop this side, burn this part, dye that section, dip whole head in peroxide, etc. the most important thing i have learned through my many different hair styles is this : DO IT YOURSELF. or : DO IT TOGETHER.

not much need for the ole’ barber [...]

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Bob: Punk as Catalyst: Part 2

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In my last column, I wrote about what pushed me to get actively involved in anarchist politics. While the final push came in the form of seeing the Seattle WTO protests in 1999, the roots of my involvement lay in punk rock. Political lyrics, anarcho-punk bands, the zine underground, and the DIY ethic were all [...]

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Travis Dodge: Travis in July

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In this being my first column for GR Screamer, I don’t know if its going to be a constant thing, but I will do my best to keep something up here that I feel is relevant. Lately I have been talking with lots of people about capitalism and what capitalism is and what it does [...]

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Cortnee: Cortnee in July

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I’ve been reading the works of this writer who inspires within me this rolling ball of creativity. But at the same time, here I idly sit, biting my chipped, painted fingernails in envy of HIS creative ball of energy. And that envy then forms this never-ending questioning and self-loathing reverie, as I sit on my [...]

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sock: Sock in July

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Greetings from Muskegon. Holy shit does it rule here! I went thru an energetic, exciting-as-hell week at my job, full of positive energy and people digging raw food and wanting to learn more, and in general myself learning (as always) the workings of food service! Saturdays for me is almost always farmer’s market, beach with [...]

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admin: The Chubby Behemoth

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PAGE ONE: OPEN LETTER TO GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN.
You can’t hurt me, although you’ve tried.
I am a nigger. I am a faggot. I am a greedy Jew, a lazy spick, a Muslim terrorist, a drunk Indian, a gook, a whore and a weakling. I am the anti Christ, the capitalist, and the anarchist. A preaching christian, [...]

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Stephanie: HARDCORE EXPOSURES #3

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Steph is out in California working on a horse farm. She will be doing another column while she is gone for july. Until then we will miss her awesome local pics. 

THE SPITS

NO BUNNY

THE SPITS

NO BUNNY

NO BUNNY

NO BUNNY

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