Volume 12, Issue 2 (1999) A Biscuit and a Daydream

Editor's Note:

First things first, apologies. We're sorry for not being smart-ass enough, we're sorry for not being crass enough, artsy enough, gutsy enough or fair enough. Secondly, thanks. Thank you to everyone that helped out and contributed, congratulated us, bugged us, got on our cases about mistakes and believed that we could do this. This issue is as much yours as it is ours. This issue is more of a collaboration of ideas than it is a conglomeration of works of art.

Someone once said "between thought and expression lies a lifetime," all you gotta do is live it. We made something. Rather, we screamed something. We don't know if anyone heard, but as Johnny Popular says, "Okham's Razor, simplify, simplify, simplify, man." So here it is: express as much as you can, express things you don't understand. If you can't say it, scream it, and don't stop screaming until someone asks you to be quiet. Then go get a megaphone.

So take your last biscuit and enjoy. We hope to have left a pleasant taste in your mouth.

Love Always,

The Editors