Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
there ae pink curtains in room 13 and a lovely view of the ocean bests, c -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: FLUXLIST: Lugg age
Blonk cheque Fill in the blonk Blonkmange Blonk of America Blonco y Neato Blonk verse Sperm blonk Blonk in the USSR Blonk stabber Things that go blonk in the night Going blonk to blonk with blonking in blonk, blonk to blonk with blonk igniting all the time in the summer evenings. Clearly, I have no resistance. And besides, you started it. Badgergirl (plenty weird, thank you) -- From: Roger Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Lugg age Date: Thu, Aug 2, 2001, 5:27 PM I really like the word blonk. A LOT! Badgergirl Weird, eh, Badgergirl? I very nearly replied to that one with the message blonk stub surely you meant blunk stob but decided against it on the grounds of facetiousness but blonk is obviously quite a powerful word Lugg age Lack meat, blonk stub, peach nickels leaking out yr sack roam clustered to yr lamp napper startled with a bone cruddy like rendition lob that bolus smacker youth and (floods thick street sorted, plock chest luggage reached but slick grip soother drag, a pond hauled, ignore yr shadowed drip John M. Bennett
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who have visited the House of Flux would they like to describe (in as few words as possible) some of the other rooms? There is no trace of room 23. cheers, Sol
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
Petal, are you sure you're not thinking of room 8? Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who have visited the House of Flux would they like to describe (in as few words as possible) some of the other rooms? It's the one with fleur de lis sheets on 2 double beds, Edward Munch's The Scream bolted to the wall, and, I think there's an armoire. Roger Stevens wrote: On the subject of viri I had an e-mail today from room 9 with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets which, as it all looked a bit odd and there was no e-mail address, I deleted Anyone know room 9?
Re: FLUXLIST: Blonk
I love Ned Sublette! ak Rod Stasick wrote: --- meryl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I really like the word blonk. A LOT! Aahhh...You should buy his CDs! Probably the best vocalist around. I wanted to get him to do the vocals on the Jerry Hunt/Tzadik CD, but John Zorn insisted on using his buddy Mike Patton. c'est la vie... Needles to say: I'm a real blonkhead http://www.bajazzo.com/blonk -- A group of chess enthusiasts checked into a hotel and were standing in the lobby discussing their recent tournament victories. After about an hour, the manager came out of the office and asked them to disperse. But why? they asked, as they moved off. Because, he said, I can't stand chess nuts boasting in an open foyer. __ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/
FLUXLIST: Fwd: The Art Guys say YES YOKO ONO
late Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1904 00:55:34 -0500 Subject: The Art Guys say YES YOKO ONO From: The Art Guys [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please join The Art Guys at the Contemporary Arts Museum as they conduct an interpretive tour through the exhibit YES YOKO ONO ___ What: ³Evening Talks at Steel Lounge² Who: The Art Guys Where: The Contemporary Arts Museum 5216 Montrose (at Bissonet) When: Friday, July27, 2001, 6:00 p.m. ___ FREE ! FREE ! FREE ! FREE ! For more information contact: Paula Newton Director of Education and Public Programs and Health, Energy and Commerce The Contemporary Arts Museum 713-284-8257 THANK YOU
FLUXLIST: white flies
Will an over abundance of white flies hurt mature tomato plants.
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
It's the one with fleur de lis sheets on 2 double beds, Edward Munch's The Scream bolted to the wall, and, I think there's an armoire. Roger Stevens wrote: On the subject of viri I had an e-mail today from room 9 with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets which, as it all looked a bit odd and there was no e-mail address, I deleted Anyone know room 9?
Re: FLUXLIST: the robbery
Hi, BB Sorry to hear about your robbery We were burgled once. It's scary stuff. I personally would dump the shoes. Get rid of the negative vibes. But there I'm just an old sentimentalist
FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
On the subject of viri I had an e-mail today from room 9 with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets which, as it all looked a bit odd and there was no e-mail address, I deleted Anyone know room 9?
Re: FLUXLIST: Lugg age
I really like the word blonk. A LOT! Badgergirl Weird, eh, Badgergirl? I very nearly replied to that one with the message blonk stub surely you meant blunk stob but decided against it on the grounds of facetiousness but blonk is obviously quite a powerful word Lugg age Lack meat, blonk stub, peach nickels leaking out yr sack roam clustered to yr lamp napper startled with a bone cruddy like rendition lob that bolus smacker youth and (floods thick street sorted, plock chest luggage reached but slick grip soother drag, a pond hauled, ignore yr shadowed drip John M. Bennett
FLUXLIST: yet another virus
If you receive a message with the subject line Parrot Screensaver get rid of it (not that you'd want a parrot screensaver anyway). It's yet another computer virus. Best, PK
Re: FLUXLIST: the robbery
create a one-exhibit, one-day-only miniature museum in your house. Invite the neighborhood with free admission and refreshments. For an exhibit, make a display of the things that were stolen by putting several numbers next to blank spaces with notes marked, item missing. Put the sandals in an inconspicuous place in the display. -Tom Holmes _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
Re: FLUXLIST: e-mail my body documentation
my dear gabriel thanks so much for received my pieces put yor fine work virtually on me. i'll keep you over my skin ...pez De: gabriel swossil [EMAIL PROTECTED] Responder a: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fecha: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 10:59:07 +0200 Para: FLUXLIST [EMAIL PROTECTED] Asunto: Re: FLUXLIST: e-mail my body documentation dear pez, your documentation email-my body arrived two days ago. very nice project and all the best for your future ones gabriel
FLUXLIST: Set
Set Ream closet, dram sore, lug age throughout no trip dream muscle cave depictured must shed triple snore or laundered rustle floor against yr bed pond reeling snake inhabit clay door rot yr watch but birth skies, trees walking cloud spot blooms wasps caress, lay yr bread against my sleeping spoon John M. Bennett
Re: FLUXLIST: the robbery
[EMAIL PROTECTED],InetGW2 writes: Dear all, yesterday a guy broke into my house, thankfuly I was arriving at the moment he ran out. He took things that he could sell easily, and a lot of little rings, necklaces and bracelets that didn't have any commercial value, only sentimental (for me). I'm glad he didn't take the PC! A FUNNY THING: he change his sandals for a pair of shoes! and I have them right near me. Should we do something with them? give me your point of view. BB 1. Send them to the found site/magazine (with a full description of the event) 2. Sell them on ebay with a starting price equal to the value of those things stolen. Owen
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
Does anyone remember which room had the jelly maze?
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Inquiry
Hmmm So what are the interesting things I wonder? The basement is scary, but full of interesting things to see once you get used to the dark. Melissa McCarthy Hours: whimsical or by appointment _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
I was always led to believe there were two living rooms in The House of Flux I wonder which number you talking about? And is the living room alive? The living room in the House of Flux has a big overstuffed sofa with floral upholstery. It is on casters, so it is easy to rearrange the furniture, once you move the books from off the floor. The Fluxsisters Fine Interior Design since 1999 __ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
No, no, room 8 is the one with the ceiling high Claes Oldenberg tomato and the clouds that drift in and out of the window. It's a pungent room, that one. Roger Stevens wrote: Petal, are you sure you're not thinking of room 8? Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who have visited the House of Flux would they like to describe (in as few words as possible) some of the other rooms? It's the one with fleur de lis sheets on 2 double beds, Edward Munch's The Scream bolted to the wall, and, I think there's an armoire. Roger Stevens wrote: On the subject of viri I had an e-mail today from room 9 with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets which, as it all looked a bit odd and there was no e-mail address, I deleted Anyone know room 9?
Re: FLUXLIST: Room Enquiry
I thought that was room 7... No, no, room 8 is the one with the ceiling high Claes Oldenberg tomato and the clouds that drift in and out of the window. It's a pungent room, that one. Roger Stevens wrote: Petal, are you sure you're not thinking of room 8? Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who have visited the House of Flux would they like to describe (in as few words as possible) some of the other rooms? It's the one with fleur de lis sheets on 2 double beds, Edward Munch's The Scream bolted to the wall, and, I think there's an armoire. Roger Stevens wrote: On the subject of viri I had an e-mail today from room 9 with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets which, as it all looked a bit odd and there was no e-mail address, I deleted Anyone know room 9?
