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Hmmmm...
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Hmmm
I wonder if it's sturdier than the traditional dowel base. Certainly looks like it should be....
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Is it
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My god spanky!!
That was the first complete sentence that I uttered as a small child!
oh the memories.
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Lovely, woody.
but I would like this treasure much better if there were some large (fake,natch) human fingers, toe's or teeth in with the tender floral arrangement...or perhaps some buzzing, swarming fly's?
just a thought.
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ps.
or maybe a mysterious (yet tasteful) dangling drop cord coming out of the side??
best,
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I VIVIDLY remember looking a a house in Pa. that I was considering buying (amazing house, completely messed up) and THAT STOOL WAS THERE. I didn't buy the house because the taxes were 5 digits yearly, and that was just property.
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ZOMG Pegboard
Did you really see that at Target? I don't know why, but I really...really want one.
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Botchit & Scarper
did this abomination...I even think who ever did this once creosoted my garden fence...It makes me cry...well almost..
it makes Cees Braakman turn in his grave
cheers
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14-Aug-12 |
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WTF!!!!
I purchased a John & Sylvia Reid dining room table with 6 chairs!! for £50 buy it now last night on ebay only for a bitter twisted dry old husk of a dealer to kindly email the seller after auction end and tell them its real worth needless to say they are now not mine.
This made me say WTF as well as a few other hastly choosen words. I think I need a stiff drink..... Mark!
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Why Arthur, I'd buy you a drink anytime. So sorry about the messy deal. Leave crappy feedback.
Cheerio!
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The best part of that...
The best part of that picture is the imprint of an old Band-Aid on the leg. Pretty much sums it up.
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So....
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Explanation on WTF (WTF#15738)
I want to know where to get the ,,curatorial,, sense, to understand what to post, and what not on the WTF thread.
Sorry, but I really don,t understand.
I have to confess, that 50% of items are posted, I find them form moderated nice to some that are very interesting.
Is that because I,m more a designer/producer?
Or Because I like everything?
Is because I am on a different continent? (Don't tell me I,m in a diiferent planet!)
Which is the use?
Hahhaha?
Don't we have pics from ourself?
There was one similar thread some years ago, but just for classics!, was so popular,100 posts in a month, that Koen asked to stop it.
I don,t understand:
Most of the classics that people collect today, regular people from that moment would put it in the WTF: People laughing on barcelonas, I have to look for the pics if you want.
Some threads send the level up. I don't think is the case with this kind of threads.
I really I don't understand:
Last thread I open on the concept Right/left side of the mind, somebody put it in the WTF thread.
I thought was interesting, but I could be wrong.
It dosen,t matter, but I just want to understand the parameters, so to put them directly there ;-)
And with the last pic, -from an old DAmember, on a classic- I understand less. Nobody will be safe ;-)
I suggest to put all the threads on the WTF, or rename the forum WTFforum, or that automatically change the thread number for the WTF number. This is then the number WTF#15738.
I just don,t understand.
ps: Edited from thread to post.
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15-Sep-12 |
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posted by
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17-Sep-12 |
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17-Sep-12 |
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27-Sep-12 |
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27-Sep-12 |
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Haha
Those are washers from a later upholstered shell, not shock mounts.
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27-Sep-12 |
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really?
did they cut them to shape with a butchers cleaver?
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18-Oct-12 |
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18-Oct-12 |
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28-Oct-12 |
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Artist/explorer of the...
Artist/explorer of the domestic form Meredyth Sparks has donated her 2011 sculpture, Feather-Covered Eames Rocker with La Petite Ferme Cushion, to the benefit auction for The Kitchen. The legendary arts/performance space was heavily damaged last week by Sandy.
Monday, Nov. 26: Feather-Covered Eames Rocker with La Petite Ferme Cushion, Meredyth Sparks, value $12,000; opening bid: $7,000 [thekitchen.org]
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09-Nov-12 |
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Hmmm
I wonder if it's a knock-off?
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Has to be --
doesn't it -- the metal and wood look brand new ?
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19-Nov-12 |
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19-Nov-12 |
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26-Nov-12 |
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Thanks Daniel.
The strangest thing was that the turkey tasted like chicken.
As always,
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haha
Actually i could use another gaff.
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"Gaff"?
I'm no sailor, but it looks like a boat hook to me.
Or is "gaff" used interchangeably to mean both a fishing hook and a boat hook?
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Gaff, you are correct
Term is interchangeable 'in' the boat. Always a gaff when needed, as the need is obvious. (which gaff to use)
Out of the boat or just referring to, it is a boat hook.
In this case, it is a sculptural boat hook displayed. haha
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17-Apr-13 |
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my favorite post of 2013 so far...
"All the Way Over Here...
Little did I know what I was getting into when I asked Google about the infamous Mahogany Association yesterday. I discovered the bunch of you lunatics entertaining a small segment of the universe, keeping people entertained and out of war situations, etc., and I simply could not resist joining in. Little did I dream what worlds would open to me upon the acquisition of too well-used (#155) end tables! Yes, even way over here, on the Big Island of Hawaii, I managed to find... drumroll... The Mahogany Association. After years of mulling over what serene Japanese character I would most like tattooed on my wrist, it is obvious I will have to go with a reproduction of the sticker that rocked the world. Can you imagine what incredible joy it would bring to another person on this blog to come across me and my tattoo one day as they happily vacationed in Hawaii???? Just the chance of seeing Brent's face in our little shop in our little town as his eyes settled on my wrist is worth any expense, any shame or any blood infection I might have to endure. I'm saving my allowance for it, starting RIGHT NOW!
Thanks Everyone, and aloha!
posted by Hawaiian Fan "
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Eames Bling?
Did Vitra really make this, or do they mean Vitra made it originally before it received "the Treatment"?
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Ha! spanky,
your post reminded me of a recent trip to Barcelona.
We stayed in a nice hotel but there were at least a dozen of these lumbering about in the lobby.
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19-May-13 |
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vintagestique,
you may be right, but the Vittorio Varo chair isn't exactly a looker either...
photo evidence:
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Eames rocker looks like something Wright might have customized for Liberace -- or something . . .
Man, that thing is SHINY !
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