I used to copy Infiltration & fill Ninj's Oz orders so customers would save on postage. When Ninj passed I stopped producing them. Then during a covid tidy up I found 120 copies. It seemed wrong to throw them away so I contacted Liz from Infiltration & we decided to give them away. As of last Saturday morning I had 50 left so I took them to an explore I went on last Saturday thinking I'd have plenty. In the end I was about 10 short - yes, 60 people showed up!
All the people that showed up on time got an Infiltration zine - that means everyone in the first part of this clip has an Infiltration Zine with them I explained they can order the full set via the website. Hopefully Liz sells a few extra sets. I guess Ninj played a part in making a stack of people in a Melbourne drain happy 16 years after his passing
That’s so cool. Ironically, I was just looking at the zines in the UER store and decided to finally buy the set, but my PayPal account got flagged for some reason and I haven’t bothered with it yet.
Edit: One of my greatest regrets about being late to the UE game is not getting to meet Ninjalicious and a few others back in the day. He definitely sounded like someone worth knowing.
[last edit 4/18/2021 7:29 PM by Dee Ashley - edited 1 times] I wandered till the stars went dim.
Ironically, I was just looking at the zines in the UER store and decided to finally buy the set, but my PayPal account got flagged for some reason and I haven’t bothered with it yet.
Dee, you or anyone who needs to go around PayPal can just shoot me an email (liz at infiltration dot org) and we'll work something out.
Thanks as always for the shoutouts Doug. (61 people!!)
Dee, you or anyone who needs to go around PayPal can just shoot me an email (liz at infiltration dot org) and we'll work something out.
Thanks as always for the shoutouts Doug. (61 people!!)
Liz
Oh, that would be great because I hate PayPal. I’ll send you an email and just use ”UER,” or something like that for the title so you know it’s not spam. Thanks!
Has anyone considered throwing them up on archive.org? I think it's obscure material like this which is really worthy of long term preservation past anyone of us still alive.
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