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under
world
issue #8
june 2009
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issue #8 features WIN!


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6 direct address details
8 disco’s got hands a-twittering

24
20 ways to have a disco romance

22 reader submission: my town

40 reader submission: theme photo

42 mike’s space: dark nights


charlie

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64 the gold edition is coming
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www.discounderworld.com. disco inferno. page 5

disco inferno
Explore.
Experience.
Evolve.

Dear Stacey, I’m getting lots of Hi Stacey, Bloody great looking


really positive feedback on maggie bro.
Oh, oh my. I just read the the issue from my bloggy I love your disco
latest issue of disco friends! they love it! (the underworld issues. Keep I have forwarded it on to
underworld. I am floored whole thing, not just the up the good work, I look people who may be
at how beautiful and bit about me). :-) forward to your email interested in the office.
inviting it is. I was chit every month.
chatting with my bloggy i think you’re doing a Out groupie!!
friend Julie, about the brilliant job!! Love Bernie, Ireland Philip, New Zealand
article that was so xox, julie, Denmark
wonderfully done on her in www.julochka.blogspot.com
your magazine. Go Julie!

I had to drop you a line, My first time seeing the online magazine - I love it!
and profess my love, for Stacey, the magazine is
your magazine ;) looking great!!! Best,
Andi, San Francisco
Go Stacey! Melissa, Australia www.misadventures-with-andi.blogspot.com
Sweetheart, this is a I am so very impressed with your online magazine. The
beautiful and interesting joy is in the colors (the interactivity is something else
magazine. too),
The issue looks really
Peace good. I think they just get Thank you,
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soulaperture.blogspot.com Tessa, New Zealand www.itisjustjules.blogspot.com

it keeps getting hotter in here


www.discounderworld.com. direct address. page 7

direct address
When I was working through the Next issue’s theme, is “things
idea for disco underworld in July the world should know more
last year, I had plenty of these about.”
nights!
Drop me a line if you have
disco underworld, june 2009 It has been quite interesting anything to contribute:
hearing other people’s stacey@discounderworld.com
experiences with “the night
hours”. Reader and
contributor to disco underworld
Amanda Gray, also wrote in Cover
Me and my new suggesting that it would be image
friend Larry the cat cool to see material from by
on our way to an readers around the world, Zenrico.
80s party. showcasing their towns, offices Read
and studios, either as a photo his
You can read Larry’s or a movie. She so kindly put story
story on page 24. together a movie showcase of on
He’s also got her town, Hamilton, New page
something for you to Zealand, which you can watch 10.
win... on page 21 of this issue.

Speaking about people disco underworld is published by


Another month gone by! How sleep a lot and I sleep well. So writing in, I was blown away Online Insight Limited © copyright
are we in the middle of the year when I’m not attending 80s with all the amazing feedback 2009. By reading and interacting
with our magazine and website, you
already? I guess time truly does parties with random cats, I I received from last issue. I agree to the terms laid out
does fly when you are having normally put in around nine want to thank you all so much under the “terms of use” on the
fun! hours with the pillow. But some for taking the time to write in site www.discounderworld.com
Editor: Stacey Childs
nights I don’t sleep at all. For or tweet or blog or talk about stacey@discounderworld.com
As usual, this issue we have these nights I keep a piece of disco underworld. You make my Contributors: Dillie Baria, Amanda
brought you a showcase of cool paper and pen by my bed, day! Gray, Agneizska Parr.
cats. In fact one of them thinks because I know that the loss of
he actually is a cat... The theme ability to sleep means one of If you want to drop me a line, Coming up in the next
is “the night hours” as I was two things. One, something is my email is few pages:
interested in hearing how wrong and needs attention to stacey@discounderworld.com,
different people use these sort it out, or two, I have a or @discounderworld on twitter. twitt twitt
hours differently. really great idea for something I look forward to it!
zenrico
and I need to write it all down,
I am a healthy sleeper i.e. I so I don’t forget any little detail. Stacey oxoxo
www.discounderworld.com. twitt twitt. page 9

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“I want
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as much as
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with the

c least possible
strokes in
just a few
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www.discounderworld.com. zenrico. page 13

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enrico lives in Rome,
Italy.

All day he works in an


office in a huge white cube.
At night Zenrico works on his
amazing creations.

“The night hours belong to me


whereas the day belongs to
millions of others. Almost all my
drawing and painting comes out
at night.”

Zenrico hasn’t got just one


word to describe his work.
When asked he says “Figurative
calligraphy! Or figurative Shodo!
Graphic extremism!! Fast art!”

(Shodo is Japanese calligraphy,


and Shodo brushes are made
out of animal hair for the
bristles and bamboo or wood,
for the stem.)

Coming up in the next


few pages:

ways to have a disco


romance

reader submission:
my town
www.discounderworld.com. zenrico. page 15

“I want to capture
as much as possible
with the least
possible strokes in
just a few seconds.”

A lover of PVC, leather, lace


and heels, he is a typical
hot-blooded Italian who
describes women as life’s
greatest mystery.

“Their faces, their shapes, how


they walk, how they hold things,
their twitches, bodies. I want to
capture as much as possible
with the least possible strokes
in just a few seconds.”
www.discounderworld.com. zenrico. page 17
www.discounderworld.com. zenrico. page 19

“Artists and madmen:


all of them.”

Zenrico has been drawing and


painting since he was small, and
is also interested in
filmmaking. His entire family
are creative, and all consider
art to be extremely important.
He says of his upbringing and
culture in relation to his art,
“whether I am denying them or
expressing them, somehow I
see them always there in the
drawings.”

And when asked to describe


the people of his country he
says: “Artists and madmen: all
of them.”

Check out more of Zenrico’s


awesome work here:
http://zenrico.deviantart.com

If you would like to vote for


Zenrico, enter your email here
and hit vote. Your vote will
count once your email has been
verified. Only one vote will
count per email and person.
www.discounderworld.com. have a disco romance. page 21

Try Send in your Send in a


designing website if video to
disco
under our you think share. Here
world
cover. you have is one from
what it takes Amanda
to be Gray:
featured in
issue #4 an issue.
february 2009

If any of these things interest you simply


Ways to have a email stacey@discounderworld.com to find

disco romance
out more

(without the need for any embarrassing dancing). Next issue’s theme is Things the world
should know more about.

Send in a photo Send in a photo of


that goes with the your studio/home
Drop us a Spread the town.
theme.
line and let word. Please
This issue: The night hours us know feel free to
Next issue: Things the world
should know more about. what you write/blog/
think and tweet/email
if you have about disco
any ideas. underworld.
www.discounderworld.com. reader submission. page 23

y T o w n
i o n : M
u b m is s
S
Reader
Early Morning, Penn Avenue I was lucky enough to have the
Pittsburgh, PA USA owners of Zerrer's Antiques
give me free reign of the room
“Last weekend I got up very above their store.”
early in the morning to take
some photos in a neighborhood Lisa Tobaz
of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
called the Strip District. It is www.lisatoboz.wordpress.com
primarily a warehouse and www.flickr.com/photos/lisatoboz
market district, but there are a
few residences there.

Send pictures or movies of your town to stacey@discounderworld.com


www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 25
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 27

“On the last newsletter there were all sorts


of donated goods, from tools to a colonic
session, cuff links, a jar of organic
homemade plum sauce and a pineapple.”

T his is a tale of one


Man (who prefers to remain
anonymous), who has invented
Happy as Larry works like this:
The Man organises donations
sent in from the Happy as Larry
a character: Larry. Larry is a community into an email
man who woke one morning newsletter. The community
from unsettling dreams, and then click on the links in the
found himself changed in his newsletter to win the donations.
bed into a big cartoon cat. On the last newsletter there
were all sorts of donated goods,
After a startling morning, Larry from tools to a colonic session,
goes on to create a project cuff links, a jar of organic
called Happy as Larry. Happy homemade plum sauce and a
as Larry focuses on giving and pineapple.
generosity, and the
kindness they generate. The Man says “Larry feels
pretty cool that he is building
something that inspires other
Coming up in the next people to ‘give’. Beyond that
few pages: the project becomes
currency in itself, strong
the man cont. enough that it can get real stuff
from businesses to give away,
reader submission: the
without the giveaway having
night hours
any catch at all.”
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 29

“The cat
drawings
are done by
my wife.”
So how did the Larry the Cat
idea come to The Man?

“I don’t know why, but I went


through a phase about one or
two years ago, where I became
really grateful at how great my
life was, you know, like an audit
of counting my blessings. It just
happened on its own. I got a
great feeling of gratitude from
every little part of my life:
family, friends, relationships,
nature, experiences… I started
to consider myself the ‘luckiest
person I know’”.

The Man explains that this


spawned an energy to do
something creative. He put
together all the pieces of the
puzzle in his life that allowed
him to create and launch Happy
as Larry. “The cat drawings are
done by my wife, I have a
business which gives me time
(The Man also runs an Internet
marketing business), I work
around the Internet a lot so I
can make my own email
newsletters etc... It was logical
to use these elements.”
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 31

And the cat theme?

“Larry didn't think when he


woke up that being turned into
a cat was a very good thing at
all, but I think the cat thing has
way more traction than bunnies,
rats, or even dogs... but who
knows, that's for someone else
to test.”

“Essentially the transformation


idea is loosely based on Kafka’s
character Gregor Samsa, you
know: guy who wakes up turned
into a beetle. My reading on
that was it was some kind of
psychological transformation, a
reaction against his place and
role in the world.”

He explains that he sees the


decision to start Happy as Larry
just like that; a rejection of the
“linear ho-hum which was and is
my straight middle-road
middle-class destiny.”
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 33

Send a picture of yourself to Larry


and he’ll get himself drawn in:
larry@happyaslarry.co.nz
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 35

“I think most people at some


point ask themselves what do
they stand for, what do they
really want to do in their life.
Some people have a
lot of courage or self
belief or whatever
and go out and do
amazing and crazy
beautiful stuff in the
world with their lives,
and other people sort of never
make that stand.”

He goes on to say that this is


not something he normally has
to explain, “People just want to
win stuff!”

The Man hopes to spread the


Happy as Larry message around
the world, and would love to
help potential Larrys in other
parts of the world start up.

“At some point I hope there will


be lots of Larrys out there...
already lots of people have
worn the mask for various
reasons and I think the
character format is transferable.
Like the greatest American
hero, anyone could have put on
that suit.”
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 37

“The fact is it can be done with


no money. Happy as Larry has
not cost me anything to do. An
Internet marketing guy I met
told me about a new frontier
of web-based projects, which
are grown organically, and I
thought, sure, why not? Why
spend a lot of money, why not
just play?”

“People get involved by getting


in touch, that's all. There's no
prescribed process. People can
give stuff to give away based
on their own motivators,
whether it’s to promote a
business or to get rid of some
old stuff, or just to be involved.
It’s up to them.”

In the future The Man also has


plans to evolve Happy as Larry
to offer more services. This
month he is launching New
Zealand's Next Top Cat Model
to fund raise for the SPCA “all
without spending a cent”. He
is also working on a “Karma
New Cleanse”, where people can
donate things to counteract
Zealand's guilt from a past action. “You
Next Top know like if you kicked a
neighbour’s cat when you were
Cat Model a kid or something, you could
www.topcatmodel.co.nz donate to the SPCA.”
www.discounderworld.com. the man. page 39

Need help
NAME YOUR PRICE

NAME The Man is even looking at


WIN! An original

with:
branching into the
employment sector. “People Larry the Cat
who are looking for work can

Writing?
drawing! Check out
YOUR donate a prize, bake a cake or
whatever, and Larry will put the
word out there about that
the current issue of

Designing?
person and their CV.” www.happyaslarry.co.nz

PRICE The Man obviously is full of


to enter and win an

Creating?
ideas, and Larry the Cat is just original signed Larry
we can help you with the beginning of the Cat drawing,

digital
adventure. He quotes the end
anything from a of Vanilla Sky, “See you in the amongst other
simple website for next life, when we are both things.

publishing?
cats.”
your business, to P.S I am really really sorry, but
Last question: Do you like being this prize is only for those of
writing advice,

marketing?
called The Man? you lucky enough to live in
New Zealand. I’ll make it up
professional “Ha, you are really funny! Yes, to the rest of you one day I
marketing collateral sure, I like being called The
Man.”
promise!

or digital publishing Enter your kitty in NZ’s Next


Top Cat Model here:
solutions. www.topcatmodel.co.nz

EDITOR’S NOTE OF WARNING:


You tell us what you Your tabby will be up against
my tabby, who is in a word,
would like us to do for Fierce.
you, and how much
If you would like to vote for
you’d like to pay for it. www.online-insight.com The Man, enter your email here
and hit vote. Your vote will
bringing back the Contact us to find out count once your email has been
verified. Only one vote will
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www.discounderworld.com. reader submission. page 41

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The Night Hours

“This is the time my brain won’t


go to sleep. It seems to be
more active at night, so many
thoughts and ideas come to me.
Trying to go to sleep can be a
mission. The sound of the clock
ticking, the tap dripping keep
me awake. Often I find myself
wrestling with my pillow, just to
get a comfortable sleep. I often
just turn the light on and start
to write or even doodle.
Thinking of what has to be done
the next day and how to do it.”
Send pictures of next issue’s theme Things the world should know
Mikaela, Perth, Australia. more about to stacey@discounderworld.com
www.discounderworld.com. mike’s space. page 43

Mike’s
Space:
Dark
Nights I


used to be a night owl.
Years of collegiate cram
sessions fueled by Red Vine
licorice and Mountain Dew
found their ultimate
words and images by culmination in a yearlong stint
Mike Woodruff in South Korea. That year, I
sometimes took jaunts through
Seoul as it slept; taking long
exposure shots of bridges,
responding in Spanish to
Koreans addressing me in
English, and sitting on a
riverside bench to watch the
sunrise while listening to the
Braveheart sound track.
Mike Woodruff lives in Los
Angeles. When not writing, I enjoyed all those late nights
he enjoys playing basketball immensely, especially when
and eating Flamin’ Hot everyone seemed to enjoy it
Cheetos. You can find him on with me. Korea was cool like
the internet at that. Seoul was an
www.mutinouswombats.blogspot.com. overwhelmingly safe place to
explore at night, Los Angeles
Read last month’s Mike’s does not offer the same
Space here. comforting luxury.
www.discounderworld.com. mike’s space. page 45

Now living in Los Angeles, my


situation offers up a completely
different experience. My late
night tendencies have dimmed
as the real world, and in some
ways, a real job, have taken
over. In bed by 11, I’m usually
rising with the sun as it comes
up over the San Bernardino
Mountains and sends the
coyotes scurrying back into
their bristled canyons.

Mostly though, nighttime


here in America isn’t nearly as
friendly as Korea. Stay out on
the streets long enough after
dark in my town and the
spotlight is all yours. I mean
that literally. Police helicopters
drone endlessly overhead with
searchlights as blinding as the
sun. If one of them finds you, it
means one of two things:

1. Go home.
2. If you don’t have a home,
go to a shelter.
www.discounderworld.com. mike’s space. page 47

“My memories of
those nighttime
jaunts are a very
particular tint of
rose.”
As I can’t really explore Los I met a friend in Dongdaemun
Angeles the way I explored for some twilight shopping. Of
Seoul, my memories of those all the ridiculous things I saw
nighttime jaunts are a very in Korea, this was the pinnacle.
particular tint of rose. The best Who buys orange neckties and
of these memories seem to bootleg adidas sweaters at one
glow with a meaning that packs in the morning?
months and months, maybe
even years, of experiences into Answer: approximately half the
moments. population of Seoul.

A moment like one memorable It wasn’t the fact that these


night on the streets of Seoul. places were open at such a late
hour that made the situation
It was one of those magical ridiculous. It was the fact that
nights. The kind of night where they were open late and
you constantly have the urge crowded. Even for a society
to snap your fingers in front of obsessed with maintaining a
your face to make sure they're stylish status quo, this kind
really there. of dedication to consumerism
seemed overboard.
www.discounderworld.com. mike’s space. page 49

When we had our fill of crowds,


bargains and noodles, a taxi
took us to Itaewon, an area of
town near the American army
base filled with bars, bootleg
movies and drunken Canadians.
As we stepped out, the drizzle
of rain transformed into flickers
of snow. I stuck out my tongue
to taste it but my friend said
no. We're in Seoul, dude. That
stuff will burn through your
tongue like alien blood through
On this magical night, as my metal grating. He was right, of
friend and I made our way course, and another piece of
through the densely packed my inner ten year old crumbled.
passageways and catacombs
labeled “sports zone” and We found the first restaurant
“luxury zone”, I just tried to stay open at that hour, sat down
out of the way which for some by a window and watched the
reason, was really, really hard falling snow. My friend couldn't
to do. I tried my best to take his eyes off it. At first
emulate the natives, who because as an Angeleno, it was
flowed through crowds like a rarity for him to see snow.
water as they stared at their Later, though, he kept looking
cell phone screens. It was out the window to avoid looking
amazing. I however, failed at what I ordered: Pig intestines.
miserably and just couldn’t find A little chewy, but surprisingly
the rhythm. not in the least bit disgusting.
The spices covered over some
Having the undeniable pleasure of the taste, but like I said
of seeing a girl on the street before, it was a magical
hock the most gigantic loogee evening.
I’ve ever seen offset all this
crowded discomfort. To this Everything tastes good in
day, it's the sexiest thing I've a memory. And it
ever seen. probably always will.
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 51

Garret Clarke
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 53

“This was from the first of my


street studio series. Some
people were shy, others
interested, this girl totally
hammed it up and loved it.”
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 55

G




arret Clarke lives for
experience. Brought
up in a small mountain town
in Southern California, he then
went on to roam the
beautiful streets of Madrid for
a few years. He is now an MBA
student living in Taiwan.

“Not too many people speak


English. Nobody has blonde
hair. Every day is a bit
uncomfortable.”

He says he deals with this by


making the most of it and he
uses his camera to
communicate with the people
and places he sees. “It is a
great way to interact with
people even though there is
such a vast language barrier.”

Photography caught his fancy


at high school, and he has
been taking pictures wherever
he goes ever since.
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 57

“This beautiful girl


was being paraded
around her small
country town with
about 30 other
children. It was a big
festival to celebrate
their gods. It was
amazing!”
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 59

“Upon my arrival in Taiwan, I was


mesmerized by the
intricate details of the
temple décor. This is one of the
first pictures I took out here.”
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 61

“This is outside the Chiang


Kai-Shek memorial hall in Taipei,
just after a light rain.”
www.discounderworld.com. garret clarke. page 63

Garret’s most recent


photography captures all
shades of life in Taiwan and
portrays his obvious obsession
with the place.

Some of his best work is taken


at night, when he says he has
the most fun. “Shooting
pictures at night is a great
challenge and often is really fun.
I spend a lot of time
meandering the brick-lined
Taiwanese alleys, scaring cats
off with my tripod. It is a joy
to be able to capture a perfect
lens flare, with a long exposure
and a correct white balance in a Check out all his work here:
night shot.” www.garretmclarke.com

His pictures seem to also If you would like to vote for


capture the essence of life in Garret, enter your email here
Taiwan, and the beauty and and hit vote. Your vote will
diversity of the people who count once your email has been
inhabit it. Garret describes verified. Only one vote will
Taiwanese people as “nicer and count per email and person.
more friendly than anywhere I
have ever been.”

By the end of the next decade,


Garret aims to have traveled
China and South America, to
capture more glory and
excitement of daily life through
his lens.
www.discounderworld.com. charlie ‘fab’ goubile. page 65

the gold Limited edition,


personally
signed,
edition is addressed and
numbered.

coming Only the best


photos and
articles from the
past issues of
disco underworld.

Released and
delivered
worldwide in
time for
Christmas 2009.

100+ pages of solid


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Find out in the next issue of disco
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one of these gems or email
stacey@discounderworld.com if you just
can’t wait.
goubile Article by Amanda Gray
Photo by Jennifer Gaskin
www.discounderworld.com. charlie ‘fab’ goubile. page 67

“T






he night hours
are the perfect
time to dream, imagine and
create. Everything stops
The US comic book artist was
surprised by Blackbird’s
immediate success and
critical acclaim upon its release
moving and is quiet, allowing in May 2007. Independently
your brain to think differently produced and published, it was
than it would during the day.” initially a three-part mini-series.
Due to the unexpected hype,
The night hours are also when he subsequently revamped the
Blackbird, a teenage vigilante whole concept into a graphic
crime fighter with a comic novel trilogy. Parts 1 and 2 of
series of the same name, is the first story entitled Growing
on the loose, thanks to Charlie Pains have already been
‘Fab’ Goubile’s imagination. released.
www.discounderworld.com. charlie ‘fab’ goubile. page 69

“I believe that having


a family life is great
for hyper-imaginative
people like me,
because it keeps
your mind from
floating completely
Born in Alabama in May 1981, off into space.”
the “military brat” spent his
childhood in the US southern
states and Germany. Always
interested in drawing, his Fab feels grounded by his
fascination with comics began family life and inspired by his
in middle school. African American ancestral
roots, a culture rich with art,
“The first comic I ever bought poetry, music and literature.
myself was X-Men #1 by Jim
Lee. I carried that book around “My father, aka Pops has
with me like a bible. It really always been my mentor. Pops is
sparked the fire inside of me.” a strong, smart and
loving man who instilled in me a
Employed as a graphic designer strong sense of morals and
by the U.S Army, his passion for values, which I’ve built my
comics was renewed towards entire life around.”
the end of his six-year military
career. “My wife Doris, aka Dee is my
source of energy, giving me
“I really got into the science of a the drive to go out there and
comic book and how it could be take on the world. I believe that
used as a vessel for having a family life is great for
storytelling. From addressing hyper-imaginative people like
complicated social issues to me, because it keeps your mind
political and religious stands, from floating completely off
the possibilities were literally into space and helps you to
endless.” remain human.”
www.discounderworld.com. charlie ‘fab’ goubile. page 71

His previous graphic design Music is his second love,


experience and current fine arts specifically hip-hop. To give his
studies have complimented his work energy and soul, Fab
hand-drawn work. listens to hip-hop
instrumentals while drawing,
“I can move seamlessly from replicating the rhythms with
traditional media to digital kinetic movements, similar to
media, which is pretty much “wild style” graffiti. Music and
necessary in today’s art world. episodes of US TV show Martin
My art is a hybrid style that help him unwind as he juggles
infuses graffiti and animation a busy daily schedule of work,
(both Japanese and American) school, family responsibilities
along with traditional comic and comic book creation.
book art techniques.”
"My philosophy in life is that
Inspiration comes in many anything is possible and you
forms including the colour and are only limited by the stretch
stylisation of music videos, a of your own imagination...if you
growing and varied DVD can imagine it, visualise it in
collection and many music your mind's eye and then you
genres. can materialise it."
www.discounderworld.com. charlie ‘fab’ goubile. page 72

Quick-fire Questions
What is your favourite place in
the whole wide world?

The Fab-Cave (my home art


studio) because not only is it a
creative space for me to work
in, but it’s also a small
sanctuary from the cruel world
outside.

If you could go anywhere in the


world where would it be?

Africa, to trace my ancestral


roots and to soak in the art and
a culture as old as time itself.
If you would like to vote for What super power do you
Fab, enter your email here and want?
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Super-speed, because then I
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This interview was: pretty cool.

You would like to tell the world


that: I’M HERE!!!!

He’s also here:


http://charlie-fab.deviantart.com
Your favourite from last
issue, and the person to
be included in the Gold
Edition at the end of the
year is:

julie
broberg

Check out Julie’s awesome


blog here:
www.julochka.blogspot.
com.

You can find out how to get


your copy of The Gold
Edition in next month’s
issue of disco underworld.

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