I have a portrait of the whole family (at that time, Jeffrey, me, and the
baby Erik) all wearing the Groucho glasses w/nose and mustache. There's nothing
more wonderful than a four=month-old baby in Groucho face. Alternatively,
lie on your left side, naked, and have someone paint eyes and a
How about a Captain Fluxlist on our cover? We could find the oldest, most
curmudgeonly-looking member and put their face on the cover? -Don
(I'm not trying to be sexist, another tack would be to find the sexyist or
youngest member, etc.)
Does this Captain Fluxlist have to have anything to do with our list at
all? Anyone submitting a cover could submit their own picture.
At 03:28 PM 1/26/2002 -0500, you wrote:
How about a Captain Fluxlist on our cover? We could find the oldest,
most curmudgeonly-looking member and put their
Howzabout everyone submits a self-portrait as Groucho Marx. (Or Karl Marx
for that matter. Or, of course, Ernie Kovacs.)
M
(Oh alright, Eddie Cantor.)
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Cantor.)
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Date: Sat, Jan 26, 2002, 3:42 PM
Does this Captain Fluxlist have to have anything to do with our list at
all? Anyone submitting a cover could submit their own picture
How about a Captain Fluxlist on our cover? We could find the oldest,
most curmudgeonly-looking member and put their face on the cover? -Don
That would be you, Don!
hi allen,
i thought yoko ono was the oldest.
my recollection of the fluxlist box was that every one made whatever they
wished staying within the size specifications. i like all of the ideas so
much and am thinking there has to be a way for us to see all the covers
when they are completed.
hi roger and all,
the idea of participants sending a cover really appeals to me.
about the size:
no larger than 2.5x4 inches
or credit card size which is slightly smaller:
2 1/8 x 3 3/8 inches
the idea being that the book would fit in one's pocket
and mail art could be sent from wherever you
Captain Spalding?
I prefer Captain Birdseye - you can't go wrong with a killer beard and a
minced fish product to die for ;)
cheers,
Sol.
the idea of participants sending a cover really appeals to me.
about the size:
no larger than 2.5x4 inches
or credit card size which is slightly smaller:
2 1/8 x 3 3/8 inches
the idea being that the book would fit in one's pocket
and mail art could be sent from wherever you are
or...it
are these captains local? never have heard of them here.
xo carol
Sol Nte wrote:
Captain Spalding?
I prefer Captain Birdseye - you can't go wrong with a killer beard and a
minced fish product to die for ;)
cheers,
Sol.
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web:
Hi Carol,
Captain Birdseye is the mascot of Birdseye fishfingers (assume you have some
fishfinger like product in the US, Birdseye is a US company), he's dressed
like an old sea captain with a big white beardappears in cheesy TV
commercials talking like a pirate and encouraging kids to eat
I'm in. but my address is about to change in two weeks, so I'll send that
when I get it. Is there a deadline on this?
Alex
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At 04:38 PM 1/25/02 +, you wrote:
doesn't the rest of the world have fishfingers?
In the US, they're fish sticks and don't have the cultural resonance of
fish fingers (ie, they're poor people's food).
as for Captain Spalding i still think he makes basketballsRoger?
I thought he was
hi sol,
can you believe i have never eaten a fish finger? i do my marketing in an
organic food market and don't buy any prepared foods. but i loved the animation
of the refrigerator on the web site. yes birdseye makes orange juice but i
don't buy that either. are fish fingers good?
bests, carol
They're called fish sticks in the US. I
don't like 'em. for me its poached salmon, smoked trout, fried
catfish, roasted eel, etc. Yum!
John
At 10:09 AM 1/25/02 -0700, you wrote:
hi sol,
can you believe i have never eaten a fish finger? i do my marketing in
an
organic food market and don't buy
hey carol,
in the netherlands they're also called fish sticks, we have a captain too (captain iglo who is really scary) and no, they're no good... but they are probably the cheapest 'fishy' things you can buy...
;-)
maaike
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hi alex,
there is no deadline set at this time. looking forward to your new address.
lots of folks moving right now it seems.
bests, carol :)
xxoo
Alex Cook wrote:
I'm in. but my address is about to change in two weeks, so I'll send that
when I get it. Is there a deadline on this?
Alex
someone call me schnorrer?)
Horray! Horray! Horray!
Hello, I must be going.
M
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From: Carol Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Hooray for Captain Spalding
Date: Fri, Jan 25, 2002, 11:03 AM
are these captains local? never have heard of them here.
xo
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