WJ Seidl on sat 25 aug 07
> http://www.chrisjordan.com/current_set2.php?id=7
This might give someone some ideas for use with clay. Interesting for
the use of texture and pattern.
You can ignore the obvious political/environmental/social aspects.
Best,
Wayne Seidl
Maurice Weitman on sun 26 aug 07
Wayne wrote something like:
>
>
>This might give someone some ideas for use with clay. Interesting for
>the use of texture and pattern.
>You can't ignore the obvious political/environmental/social aspects.
Yet another of your OT hoaxes, Wayne...
Any idiot can tell you that there couldn't possibly be nine million
American children with no health insurance coverage in 2007.
What do you think this is, a third world country?
Sheesh!
Regards,
Maurice
Anne Doyle on mon 27 aug 07
I think perhaps Maurice was being sarcastic or facetious in his
comment.... i am not sure but i read it differently...
Anne,
in Saint-Sauveur, where the smell of fall is in the air.... and we're
still in August! ...
Donna Kat on mon 27 aug 07
On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:59:36 -0000, sacredclay
wrote:
>-Maurice, I disagree with you there. Cost of living has skyrocketed
>and the living wages has not kept up with it at all. Living wages is
>20-30 years behind times. Federal proverty level for a family of
>three is 17,thousand regardless of where they live. Tell me if you
>can make a go on that salary living in Long Island and I will eat my
>words. Literally living on the beach doesn't count. Kathryn Hughes in
>NC -- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Maurice Weitman
I think you missed the tongue in cheek...
wrote:
>>
>> Wayne wrote something like:
>> >
>> >
>> >This might give someone some ideas for use with clay. Interesting
>for
>> >the use of texture and pattern.
>> >You can't ignore the obvious political/environmental/social
>aspects.
>>
>> Yet another of your OT hoaxes, Wayne...
>>
>> Any idiot can tell you that there couldn't possibly be nine million
>> American children with no health insurance coverage in 2007.
>>
>> What do you think this is, a third world country?
>>
>> Sheesh!
>>
>> Regards,
>> Maurice
sacredclay on mon 27 aug 07
-Maurice, I disagree with you there. Cost of living has skyrocketed
and the living wages has not kept up with it at all. Living wages is
20-30 years behind times. Federal proverty level for a family of
three is 17,thousand regardless of where they live. Tell me if you
can make a go on that salary living in Long Island and I will eat my
words. Literally living on the beach doesn't count. Kathryn Hughes in
NC -- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Maurice Weitman wrote:
>
> Wayne wrote something like:
> >
> >
> >This might give someone some ideas for use with clay. Interesting
for
> >the use of texture and pattern.
> >You can't ignore the obvious political/environmental/social
aspects.
>
> Yet another of your OT hoaxes, Wayne...
>
> Any idiot can tell you that there couldn't possibly be nine million
> American children with no health insurance coverage in 2007.
>
> What do you think this is, a third world country?
>
> Sheesh!
>
> Regards,
> Maurice
>
>
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sacredclay on mon 27 aug 07
A public apology to Maurice. A clayarter was kind enough to e-mail
offlist that you were saying all of this tongue in cheek. I'm so
sorry. I thought you were serious.I apologize deeply if I've upsetted
you. She told me that you are really a great guy and I believe her. I
need to learn to relax my crack at times and not take life so
seriously. Warmly, Kathryn Hughes in NC --- In
clayart@yahoogroups.com, sacredclay wrote:
>
> -Maurice, I disagree with you there. Cost of living has skyrocketed
> and the living wages has not kept up with it at all. Living wages is
> 20-30 years behind times. Federal proverty level for a family of
> three is 17,thousand regardless of where they live. Tell me if you
> can make a go on that salary living in Long Island and I will eat my
> words. Literally living on the beach doesn't count. Kathryn Hughes
in
> NC -- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Maurice Weitman wrote:
> >
> > Wayne wrote something like:
> > >
> > >
> > >This might give someone some ideas for use with clay.
Interesting
> for
> > >the use of texture and pattern.
> > >You can't ignore the obvious political/environmental/social
> aspects.
> >
> > Yet another of your OT hoaxes, Wayne...
> >
> > Any idiot can tell you that there couldn't possibly be nine
million
> > American children with no health insurance coverage in 2007.
> >
> > What do you think this is, a third world country?
> >
> > Sheesh!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Maurice
> >
> >
>
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dbarnese on mon 27 aug 07
Maurice,
I'm trying to figure out if you're joking here or not, but have to
believe that you're serious given the "tone" of voice in your reply.
As a matter of fact, according to our Census Bureau, "The proportion
and number of uninsured children did not change in 2004, remaining at
11.2 percent or 8.3 million" (Source:
http://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/releases/archives/income_wealth/005=
647.html)
This was three years ago, so why would it be so hard to believe that
the number hasn't gone up to nine million by now? Why is it so hard to
believe in the first place that we have so many uninsured children in
this country? Do you know how many employers do not provide health
insurance for their workers?
Dina Barnese
Flagstaff, AZ
>
> Yet another of your OT hoaxes, Wayne...
Bobbie Fenton on tue 28 aug 07
He obviously has never been to Mississippi.
Donna Kat wrote: On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:59:36 -0000, sacredclay
wrote:
>-Maurice, I disagree with you there. Cost of living has skyrocketed
>and the living wages has not kept up with it at all. Living wages is
>20-30 years behind times. Federal proverty level for a family of
>three is 17,thousand regardless of where they live. Tell me if you
>can make a go on that salary living in Long Island and I will eat my
>words. Literally living on the beach doesn't count. Kathryn Hughes in
>NC -- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Maurice Weitman
I think you missed the tongue in cheek...
wrote:
>>
>> Wayne wrote something like:
>> >
>> >
>> >This might give someone some ideas for use with clay. Interesting
>for
>> >the use of texture and pattern.
>> >You can't ignore the obvious political/environmental/social
>aspects.
>>
>> Yet another of your OT hoaxes, Wayne...
>>
>> Any idiot can tell you that there couldn't possibly be nine million
>> American children with no health insurance coverage in 2007.
>>
>> What do you think this is, a third world country?
>>
>> Sheesh!
>>
>> Regards,
>> Maurice
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dbarnese on wed 29 aug 07
Maurice,
I don't know you, and it is so hard to figure out whether people are
serious or not through this medium of plain text. I apologize for
"ass"uming you were being serious, when I have read that in fact, you
were being sarcastic.
Dina
Flagstaff, AZ
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, dbarnese wrote:
>
> Maurice,
>
> I'm trying to figure out if you're joking here or not, but have to
> believe that you're serious given the "tone" of voice in your reply.
>
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