IOFF Swap pattern, follow-up... Note that I'm not using the word 'correction', since calling it a correction would mean I've done something wrong. And as a Jester can do no wrong, I would then have needed to send another one to correct that... followed by another to correct that... and so on and so on. Waste of both time and bandwidth. This was not a mistake. It was a simple 'SFII' (Swap Fly Interest Investigation).
The result, less than flattering: Zip, zero, nell, nada... absolutely no interest at all. What do I base this on? That's right... by leaving out pattern details. I posted the pattern more than an hour ago, but to this moment noone has asked for the color of the tying thread... simply meaning 'who cares'. But to Mr. Keish Lé Pitzant, the one who asked for the patterns, I can say that the thread for the 'Jester's Jewel' is supposed to be *BLACK* . Not that I can tell if he's at all interested either. It was an on-list query and he couldn't really write "all patterns but Nick's"... right? (Besides, if he had been interested, he would have asked by now.) Well, there you have it. 'Jester's Jewel' turned out to be the nothing but plain junk in pretty colors. I'm leaving fly-tying and shoot for being a full-time fool instead. /Jester :o( -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] För Niclas Runarsson Skickat: den 11 november 2005 20:24 Till: [email protected] Ämne: RE: [VFB] IOFF Swap Mr. Keish Lé Pitzant, Nick had a brain melt down and cheated by outsourcing. Guess WHO he consulted. The man's pretty stupid. He knows I'm inside his head, but he still doesn't realize who's sitting behind the control panel (and was actually the reason for the melt down). I was just going to create a little panic and have myself a long pleasant laugh... and my plans were to torture him for a couple of weeks and then reboot. But he couldn't take it and before I had a chance to see what was about to happen, he just gave up and asked me for help. So here's the pattern for my one: Jester's Jewel Hook: Daiichi 0605, size #12 Thread: Uni-Thread, 8/0 Tail: Hen hackle, grizzly Abdomen: Maroon Antron yarn and 3 peacock herls, woven (Pott's weave) Thorax: Peacock herls Hackle: Hen hackle, grizzly /Astor Jesterix, Certified Able
