Isn't this more or less what the Green Chair project
was about?
David Strand
Loring Park
--- ken bradley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello Folks:
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> I will not make my decision to support an elected
> official based primarily on the snowmen issue. Thank
> goodness they opposed this poor copy
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I am: Michael Libby of the Cleveland neighborhood in North Mpls.
On Friday 15 November 2002 20:22, Michael C. Libby wrote:
> On Friday 15 November 2002 17:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Well, excuse me, can't we jus
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On Friday 15 November 2002 17:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Well, excuse me, can't we just
> have some fun once in awhile?
I don't know, can we? Personally I don't think there's anything fun about
fiberglass replicas of snowmen (not snow-persons?) i
Hear, Hear! Good post Jan. I felt exactly the same way. I also felt a little disgusted because I thought it smacked of elitism and makes smaller communities even more disappointed with "the big city." In the words of the Art Council it's "not art." Well, excuse me, can't we just have some fun
Hello Folks:
I will not make my decision to support an elected official based primarily on the snowmen issue. Thank goodness they opposed this poor copycat idea. I think we should have local youth make their own unique statues that represent their communities. Not from factory molds. Created by our
I have to agree with David here...
Though there are more pressing issues to be passionate about, the Peanuts statues are
lame, and have made me thoroughly sick of one of my favorite cartoons. (Thank God that
St. Paul hasn't picked on Linus yet.) The whole thing has been a corporate,
self-promot
Jan writes:
> Oh, come on City Council members, lighten up! This morning's paper carried a
> story about a Council Committee's rejection to participating in the Snowmen
> statue program for some reasons I truly didn't understand. Now as a person
> who has had "Statue Envy" of St. Paul because o
Oh, come on City Council members, lighten up! This morning's paper carried a
story about a Council Committee's rejection to participating in the Snowmen
statue program for some reasons I truly didn't understand. Now as a person
who has had "Statue Envy" of St. Paul because of their wonderful p
