Re: FLUXLIST: Thursday Night Dinner - one view
Well, looks like a good time was had by all in New York. Thanks for sharing your photos etc. Wish I could've been there but alas they've not yet extended the subway as far as Stoke-on-Trent.maybe one day? cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: Thursday Night Dinner - one view
Allen or Sol, I can't get the photos of the dinner. Why? -Don _ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
Re: FLUXLIST: tarot ta tiddley oh!
Or The Fluxus Parrot. It could be taught to flap its wings furiously and say What's all this, then?! (which might summon Eric Andersen...but I'm just not sure.) M Pulled over for weaving. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: tarot ta tiddley oh! Date: Sun, Apr 14, 2002, 7:59 PM Howza bout the Fluxus Tarot? waddabowt the Fluxus Carrot a story for kids and other young animals fluxus tarot - like the fluxdeck only with a risk - if misused you could summon eric andersen! (yes! yes! that's for baptising me in the name of the devil! you rotter! ;-) ) broken down on the information superhighway
Re: FLUXLIST: Thursday Night Dinner - one view
Allen or Sol, I can't get the photos of the dinner. Why? -Don The first image doesn't appear in netscape because it's filename contains spaces but the other images should appear fineDon, did you scroll down? All is well in Internet Explorer. cheers, Sol.
FLUXLIST: Leather Cheese
or how about The Fluxlist Gourmet Companion Recipes - eg Maciunas Macaroni and Mussel Pie The favourite meals of the Fluxmasters Famous Suppers (Alan Bukoff, others in the past) Scores and events that are food related Edible art How To Run A Successful Fluxus Dinner Party Poems, stories, pictures...
Re: FLUXLIST: tarot ta tiddley oh!
Meryl wrote: Pulled over for weaving. Guess the USA isn't so free as we're led to believe. In Britain we're free to make any cloth we choose on the loom of our choice without police interference. cheers, Sol. (scraping the bottom of the wit barrel and coming up empty ;)
Re: FLUXLIST: Doctor Wahoooooooooooo
Roger, thanks for the Delia Derbyshire links. Good stuff. As for the Doctor Who themetruly a classic, and perhaps proven as a classic when the KLF bootlegged it with that Doctorin' the Tardis tune of theirs that was one of the few pieces of chart music at the time worth listening to. cheers, Sol. RP: System of a down - Toxicity The Streets - Original Pirate Material [RP = Recently Purchased] --- Actually if anyone wants to hear the Streets (mixture of Hip-Hop and UK garage genrewise) check out http://www.679recordings.com/ and click on the sneaky preview banner to get access to the whole CD best track (IMHO) is has it come to this , happy listening!
Re: FLUXLIST: tarot ta tiddley oh!
meryl wrote: M Pulled over for weaving. -- I didn't realize that textile arts had become criminal in new york. What's next, cited for sewing, stopped for spinning, had up for embroidery? My grandmother is spinning in her grave. Navy blue wool, I think. AK
Re: FLUXLIST: Leather Cheese
Have you seen the food-related Sun and Moon Press tome? It's fun--we tried to do a Sun and Moon Press cookbook as a sort of fundraiser for the press, and solicited recipes from out particular canon (John Cage, Jackson Mac Low, Fanny Howe, Charles Bernstein, etc) but didn't get quite enough--I only remember Cage's recipe, for oatmeal with seaweed. AK Roger Stevens wrote: or how aboutThe Fluxlist Gourmet CompanionRecipes - eg Maciunas Macaroni and Mussel PieThe favourite meals of the FluxmastersFamous Suppers (Alan Bukoff, others in the past)Scores and events that are food relatedEdible artHow To Run A Successful Fluxus Dinner PartyPoems, stories, pictures...
FLUXLIST: Sea Bream with a side salad of car tyres
Meryl wrote:Pulled over for weaving.Sol wrote: Guess the USA isn't so free as we're led to believe. In Britain we're freeto make any cloth we choose on the loom of our choice without policeinterference.I wrote: That maybe so, Sol. But I was once cautioned for failing to stop at a badly embroidered accident
FLUXLIST: hamburglar and CHiPs
Meryl wrote: Pulled over for weaving. Sol wrote: Guess the USA isn't so free as we're led to believe. In Britain we'r e free to make any cloth we choose on the loom of our choice without p olice interference. I wrote: That maybe so, Sol. But I was once cautioned for failing to stop a t a badly embroidered accident Ah! but Roger weren't you stitched up for that one? those coppers can be real sew and sews oh dear! sorry! i think i shall go out to take some air broken down on the information superhighway
Re: FLUXLIST: Thursday Night Dinner - one view
Sorry and embarrassed to be so Microsoft-centric here. Have corrected the title of the photo to eliminate spaces (and the html). Should now appear in Netscape browsers. Sorry. Duh. Allen or Sol, I can't get the photos of the dinner. Why? -Don The first image doesn't appear in netscape because it's filename contains spaces but the other images should appear fineDon, did you scroll down? All is well in Internet Explorer. cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: Thursday Night Dinner - one view
Sorry and embarrassed to be so Microsoft-centric here. Have corrected the title of the photo to eliminate spaces (and the html). Should now appear in Netscape browsers. Sorry. Duh. This works fine :) Am just waiting for my lift home from work so thought I'd give it a check. As for Microsoft centricity I recently read that about 80% of web users now use Internet Explorer.I have to say I no longer find that hard to believe as IE is the straight out the box option for most home web users..it's a shame though. cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: Thursday Night Dinner - one view
I use IE and Netscape both. Not totally sure why... I guess it's like bilingual children; they use their different languages in different situations, although it's often hard to know which language will be used. ...what? Dan At 05:14 PM 4/15/2002 +0100, you wrote: Sorry and embarrassed to be so Microsoft-centric here. Have corrected the title of the photo to eliminate spaces (and the html). Should now appear in Netscape browsers. Sorry. Duh. This works fine :) Am just waiting for my lift home from work so thought I'd give it a check. As for Microsoft centricity I recently read that about 80% of web users now use Internet Explorer.I have to say I no longer find that hard to believe as IE is the straight out the box option for most home web users..it's a shame though. cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: Leather Cheese
I've still got all the recipes that were submitted for Fluxlist Cooks (ages and ages and ages ago, I'm embarassed to say). Those could be a part of it ME Melissa McCarthy Hours: whimsical or by appointment Adult, maybe; grown-up, never! [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
Re: FLUXLIST: hamburglar and CHiPs
Meryl writes: My mistake. I was actually pooled over for knitting. M (Peeled over for nothing?) (Piled over for knotting?) (Pryed open for looting?) It's been a long day. Also - Bowman (and any others in the NYC area) : Are you still up for an hour or two of Spike commemoration and/or other time wasting on Wed. or Mon. night? Lemme know so I don't book something less entertaining for those nights. M -- Meryl wrote: Pulled over for weaving.
FLUXLIST: ovine kangaroo...
Meryl writes: My mistake. I was actually pooled over for knitting. did they shout hey you! what you knitting?...Pullover!? meryl, i think i'm free on wednesday - but the 'boss' isn't back yet so who knows here's hoping alan broken down on the information superhighway
