ok
one week ago i cut a branch of alelies
i have more seeds
i'll send another box
by other way
...pez
At 05:46 am -0800 24/1/01, { brad brace } wrote:
^_^
(no sign of seeds; project on-hold pending greater interest) /:b
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, narvis ...pez wrote:
i like
if you like
Oh no...
there's tar all over the carpet
I must have picked it up on the beach
how am I ever going to get that out?
hi roger,
this from my 'how to clean everything' book;
use ice cubes to chill the tar to brittleness, then scrape the tar carefully
with a plastic spatula. to remove the tar stain, apply a damp cloth wrapped
around a paste made of powdered detergent, chalk, or a diatomaceous earth, and
water.
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Roger Stevens wrote:
Oh no...
there's tar all over the carpet
I must have picked it up on the beach
how am I ever going to get that out?
Dear Tar-dy Pard:
1.Be one with your tar. Use it as decor. Name your
house "Tar-On-Carpet" and put a little bronze plaque out
front. Your
apply feathers
Alex, ever helpful
From: "Roger Stevens" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: "FLUXLIST" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FLUXLIST: Tar
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 10:45:02 -
Oh no...
there's tar all over the carpet
I must have picked it up on the beach
how am I ever
Roger, your best bet is to just tar the rest of the carpet and create a
durable surface in your home that all the family can enjoy. Of course then,
should you tread in some carpet whilst at the beach you may find yourself
with carpet all over your tar..
Swings and roundabouts...
cheers,
Or you could do it the cheap and dirty way--mineral spirits, rub rub, then
detergent and lotsa warm water flush flush, put old towels over, stomp stomp, call
it a day.
AK
Carol Starr wrote:
hi roger,
this from my 'how to clean everything' book;
use ice cubes to chill the tar to
okay
thanks for your suggestions
I'm trying detergent paste in damp cloth first
I am also documenting this event
for a small booklet entitled
the tar experience
more solutions welcomed
Wet Rock
Stone crumbly like yr dream
door acid wall crept liz
ard lifts a foot an in
crease geometric turns
to dust. french fry rid
gid in its grease and gut
ter ice. o lake ring ed
with grass! (phone stuns
sinking neolettric) flashes
(lusting through the floor
Buzz Step
Wham 'n stall, club
More new stuff from the FreeformFridge Door
http://digilander.iol.it/freeformfreakoutorg/fridgepoetry.html
Not had many entriesis Fluxlistland a land of pristine refrigerator
doors, doors reserved for important notes, diet reminders and Animaniacs
magnets?
To Prove the Existence of Robert Fontenot to Yourself:
A)Truly believe that you are Robert Fontenot
A1)Remember you are who you are, you're a real person, you have
rights too, you can be whoever you want to be!
You ARE Robert Fontenot, and no-one can take that away
To reverse the Tar stain, cut it into the shape of a Rat.
Don Boyd, I take this as a compliment. You know this guy?
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 16:40:07 -0500
From: STEPHEN MOORE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: fluxus west?
hello,
I wonder if you might happen to know of
Don Boyd, who worked sort of in that area
as Fluxus West a number
This has nothing to do with Robert Fontenot, but everything to do with silly
searches...
The U.S. Patent Division (this drawing is actually in Ubu Ibi -
or.whatever.you know, the really great Fluxus book). I have an old book
with great illustrated bizarre patented inventions called
tune into http://www.weliveinpublic.com at 8pm ET friday 1/26/01 for
the Live Demonstration
this 'lecture' was written with weliveinpublic.com chatters in mind
(assumed to have minimal knowledge of art history), hence it's
simplistic content.
peace out
+++
(formatted for chat)
An Art
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