I just touched cotton...brb.
I you allergic to cotton, LionTamer?
I was referring to Osso's last few posts.
It is a figure of speech...and not a pretty one.
Potty humor, and all that.
How 'bout dem Sox today ?
Ok, I see I've talked too much. Still, it was not my fault. It was that link ehbeth gave that started me posting multiply.
ossobuco wrote:Ok, I see I've talked too much. Still, it was not my fault. It was that link ehbeth gave that started me posting multiply.
Noooo,
I was trying to say that I laughed so enthusiastically at your posts, that I soiled myself.
Please, oh please don't stop.
I'm safe now.
Well, none of what I said was untrue, flying with words though it was. Basic Threads is still quite the supplier of many of our stores, I think, unless I missed something in recent news.
ooooh, I see, LionTamer..... Good one.
Osso, you can keep typing so far as I'm concerned!
Sheesh, I should relax. Hug, lion.
Osso, right back at you...you little dickens.
What can I say... I think it is useful for firms on the march or artists wanting to get a place away from parents, or... whatever.. to be in group buildings. I've been in that situation twice, once as a partner in an early gallery, in 1975, when I met my then husband, and later in this recently (on this thread) described situation as a hired designer. Alternately, it is really good to get away from that. Therefore, what would I say now, don't sign up for five years.
<little dickens... schniff.... no one has called me that in quite a while.. >
Osso--
Lying? Never.
Sometimes the "truth" needs a little rearranging to show inner clarity.
ehBeth wrote:I've long been a fan of the Brit painter, Beryl Cook.
Just found this pic of hers entitled "Bryant Park"
Laughed.
Beautiful! Looks like folk-art. Is it? Really good portrait. Yes this is a really good thread. Interesting people, interesting ideas. Like an east coast state of mind thing!
and Mario has opened a place a coupla blocks from where I stay!
http://newyorkmetro.com/pages/details/9657.htm
forgot to mention this great place - had the pulled pork on the afternoon that Frank and Lola and I met.
mmmmmmmm
meat
Quote:RUB
208 W. 23rd St., between Seventh and Eighth Aves., (212) 524-4300.
Meaning "Righteous Urban Barbecue," RUB is a project of Paul Kirk, the famed Kansas City barbecue master with a cooking school, a spot in the Barbecue Hall of Fame and a slew of competition titles. Don't expect fancy decor at RUB, because the focus is the food: Kirk's famous brisket, St. Louis-style ribs, smoked turkey, pastrami, sausage or pulled pork, served sides like crispy onion rings or deep-fried Oreos in checkered paper boats.
Had to get you meat, Beth....
...you were threatening to take a bite out of one of the park guards.
Jeez. You are a handfull when you are hungry.
As for the "pulled pork"....none of the guys I know would be caught dead eating anything with a name like that.
Sorry Frank
Did I scare you?
I'll be nicer the next time
