Logan Johnson on tue 2 oct 07
Mel,
You are pure evil !!! That's why I love ya !
Logan
Logan Johnson
Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply
719 w. Nob Hill blvd.
Yakima Wa. 98902
(509) 469-6966
www.yakimavalleypottery.net
---------------------------------
Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.
Dannon Rhudy on tue 2 oct 07
> BFG is sponsoring a huge open to the public
> clay/craft show for the tri/counties.
> LGC is giving a thousand dollar prize.
> apply at your local LLCR center. For those
> out of the tri/counties please call at:
> 555 9820 for entries. The lady that answers only
> speaks Korean, so be prepared to speak a new language.
> But, if you speak real loud she will understand you.
> Wally Angobe ( I am Terry Sigilata's half brother.)
Wally, you know that's not fair. Since I belong to the
MFC, I can't enter anything sponsored by BFG.
There is a long-standing feud between them. Also,
the local NAK and PPR are opposed to people
who are members of the GNC getting involved with
LLCR functions. You should be more thoughtful
regarding the problems of the OTM, not to mention
the PUG.
RTY
Dannon Rhudy
mel jacobson on tue 2 oct 07
BFG is sponsoring a huge open to the public
clay/craft show for the tri/counties.
LGC is giving a thousand dollar prize.
apply at your local LLCR center. For those
out of the tri/counties please call at:
555 9820 for entries. The lady that answers only
speaks Korean, so be prepared to speak a new language.
But, if you speak real loud she will understand you.
Wally Angobe ( I am Terry Sigilata's half brother.)
from: mel/minnetonka.mn.usa
website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
Clayart page link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
Stauffer Linda on tue 2 oct 07
L
What is BFG AND LGC AND LLCR?
Linda Stauffer
http://www.katiestauffer.org>
Photo's at
On Oct 2, 2007, at 5:10 PM, mel jacobson wrote:
BFG is sponsoring a huge open to the public
clay/craft show for the tri/counties.
LGC is giving a thousand dollar prize.
apply at your local LLCR center. For those
out of the tri/counties please call at:
555 9820 for entries. The lady that answers only
speaks Korean, so be prepared to speak a new language.
But, if you speak real loud she will understand you.
Wally Angobe ( I am Terry Sigilata's half brother.)
from: mel/minnetonka.mn.usa
website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
Clayart page link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
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Maid O'Mud on wed 3 oct 07
They are Mayor Mel's best (invisible) friends!!
Sam Cuttell
Maid O'Mud Pottery
RR 1
Melbourne, Ontario
N0L 1T0
CANADA
"First, the clay told me what to do.
Then, I told the clay what to do.
Now, we co-operate."
sam 1994
http://www.ody.ca/~scuttell/
scuttell@ody.ca
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From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Stauffer Linda
Sent: October 2, 2007 6:38 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: apply for the big tri/county show
L
What is BFG AND LGC AND LLCR?
Linda Stauffer
http://www.katiestauffer.org>
Photo's at
On Oct 2, 2007, at 5:10 PM, mel jacobson wrote:
BFG is sponsoring a huge open to the public clay/craft show for the
tri/counties.
LGC is giving a thousand dollar prize.
apply at your local LLCR center. For those out of the tri/counties please
call at:
555 9820 for entries. The lady that answers only speaks Korean, so be
prepared to speak a new language.
But, if you speak real loud she will understand you.
Wally Angobe ( I am Terry Sigilata's half brother.)
from: mel/minnetonka.mn.usa
website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
Clayart page link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
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scmillers on wed 3 oct 07
Mel that sounds like a happening show, I live out of the tri-county area so
I will use the number you provided; however I have some friends in the
tri-county area and they will need the local number. I'm so glad that we
have had a foreign exchange student from Korea!!! I'll have to pull out my
handy dandy translator guide in order to speak with the lady that answers.
I had a reaction to medicine last night, and can hardly talk, so I won't be
able to speak real loud. Fantastic news, just pop one county over and
there's the big tri-county show. Wheeeeeeeeeeeew Doggies!!! LOL
In Christ,
Ava
<<
BFG is sponsoring a huge open to the public
clay/craft show for the tri/counties.
LGC is giving a thousand dollar prize.
apply at your local LLCR center. For those
out of the tri/counties please call at:
555 9820 for entries. The lady that answers only
speaks Korean, so be prepared to speak a new language.
But, if you speak real loud she will understand you.
Wally Angobe ( I am Terry Sigilata's half brother.)>>>
John Rodgers on wed 3 oct 07
Linda,
I think that is the point!
Clayart folk need to speak English, and stop this nonsense of all these
cryptic acronyms. Nobody knows what the bloody HE Double Toothpicks
anyone is talking about.
Regards,
John Rodgers
Chelsea, AL
Stauffer Linda wrote:
> L
> What is BFG AND LGC AND LLCR?
>
>
> Linda Stauffer
> http://www.katiestauffer.org>
>
>
> Photo's at
>
>
> On Oct 2, 2007, at 5:10 PM, mel jacobson wrote:
>
> BFG is sponsoring a huge open to the public
> clay/craft show for the tri/counties.
> LGC is giving a thousand dollar prize.
> apply at your local LLCR center. For those
> out of the tri/counties please call at:
> 555 9820 for entries. The lady that answers only
> speaks Korean, so be prepared to speak a new language.
> But, if you speak real loud she will understand you.
> Wally Angobe ( I am Terry Sigilata's half brother.)
>
>
> from: mel/minnetonka.mn.usa
> website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
>
> Clayart page link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
>
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>
pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on thu 4 oct 07
Hi Steve,
Huh...
Used to be around here, the 'Low-Level Contact Resistance' center, aka 'the
local electrical conductivity testing center' was the 'Scientology'
Center...and ( everyone standing up all smiles and so on, glad anyone
stopped in at all, ) they'd have you hold those two plain Tomatoe Paste
Sized
Tinned-Cans with the wires on 'em and ask you about this or that and then
they'd say
"Uhhh-huhhhh...Mmmmm....Hmmmmm...Uhhhhh-huhhh..." and so on, as they watched
the Needle on the
Dial only they could see.
The two times I tried this, was right after I had moved here in 1978, they
ended up saying I had a "Hopelessly
Midievil Mind...", seemed mildly annoyed or 'energy dumpy' that I did, and
were glad to see me head back out the door, even though I had been entirely
ingenuous, positive, open and friendly with their questions.
My high-school 'Councellor' had said exactly the same thing, too, after some
protracted interview and him squinting all the while at IMB Card results
from some 'Occupational Aptitude Test' thing, and then
he got withdrawn and somewhat pensive/sullen about it too, right after he
said it, and you could tell the energy had dumped far as his interest, so I
just quietly headed back out that
door...too.
I never knew what either of them meant, since they refused to elaborate
when I asked them...but it impressed me that they seemed to know what they
meant, and, that for them, it had such serious meaning..
Oh well...
Otherwise, far as this "tri/county show" thing went, I was tempted to
uiry -
WTF is the BFD with BFG an' the LGC anyway..?
I thought the 'Big Friendly Giant' sold canned 'Nibblets Corn' and ' Baby
LeSeur Peas' and stubby Julie-Anne Cut 'String
Beans'???
Or, was that the ( In-the-Valley-of-the-Jolly, "Ho-Ho-Ho!" ) "Green Giant"?
I get confused...
Anyway...
Rambley,
Yours,
Phil
l v
----- Original Message -----
From: "claystevslat"
Linda --
As those of us who read to our children know, the BFG is the
Big Friendly Giant. LGC is a Local Government Council, and
LLCR is Low-Level Contact Resistance -- a measure of electrical
connection adequacy.
So what Mel's telling you is the Big Friendly Giant is
sponsoring a show, your Local Government Council is
providing the prize, and you can apply at any
local electrical conductivity testing center.
That is, if you can shout loudly enough to be understood
by someone listening in Korean. Kamsahamnida!
-- Steve S
Maurice Weitman on thu 4 oct 07
At 16:59 +0000 on 10/4/07, claystevslat wrote:
>As those of us who read to our children know, the BFG is the
>Big Friendly Giant. LGC is a Local Government Council, and
>LLCR is Low-Level Contact Resistance -- a measure of electrical
>connection adequacy.
Ya know, Steve, I don't mind that Mel uses obscure TLAs (three-letter
acronyms). BFD! But what gets me is he didn't include a date in his
announcement.
"Do as I say, not as I do," right Mr. Mayor?
Regards,
Maurice
claystevslat on thu 4 oct 07
Linda --
As those of us who read to our children know, the BFG is the
Big Friendly Giant. LGC is a Local Government Council, and
LLCR is Low-Level Contact Resistance -- a measure of electrical
connection adequacy.
So what Mel's telling you is the Big Friendly Giant is
sponsoring a show, your Local Government Council is
providing the prize, and you can apply at any
local electrical conductivity testing center.
That is, if you can shout loudly enough to be understood
by someone listening in Korean. Kamsahamnida!
-- Steve S
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Stauffer Linda wrote:
>
> L
> What is BFG AND LGC AND LLCR?
>
>
> Linda Stauffer
> http://www.katiestauffer.org>
claystevslat on sat 6 oct 07
Phil -- you make me think of "The Ransom of Red
Chief" somehow ... best wishes -- Steve
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, pdp1@... wrote:
>
> Hi Steve,
>
>
>
> Huh...
>
>
> Used to be around here, the 'Low-Level Contact Resistance' center,
aka 'the
> local electrical conductivity testing center' was the 'Scientology'
> Center...and ( everyone standing up all smiles and so on, glad
anyone
> stopped in at all, ) they'd have you hold those two plain Tomatoe
Paste
> Sized
> Tinned-Cans with the wires on 'em and ask you about this or that
and then
> they'd say
> "Uhhh-huhhhh...Mmmmm....Hmmmmm...Uhhhhh-huhhh..." and so on, as
they watched
> the Needle on the
> Dial only they could see.
>
>
> The two times I tried this, was right after I had moved here in
1978, they
> ended up saying I had a "Hopelessly
> Midievil Mind...", seemed mildly annoyed or 'energy dumpy' that I
did, and
> were glad to see me head back out the door, even though I had been
entirely
> ingenuous, positive, open and friendly with their questions.
>
> My high-school 'Councellor' had said exactly the same thing, too,
after some
> protracted interview and him squinting all the while at IMB Card
results
> from some 'Occupational Aptitude Test' thing, and then
> he got withdrawn and somewhat pensive/sullen about it too, right
after he
> said it, and you could tell the energy had dumped far as his
interest, so I
> just quietly headed back out that
> door...too.
>
>
> I never knew what either of them meant, since they refused to
elaborate
> when I asked them...but it impressed me that they seemed to know
what they
> meant, and, that for them, it had such serious meaning..
>
>
> Oh well...
>
>
> Otherwise, far as this "tri/county show" thing went, I was tempted
to
> uiry -
>
>
> WTF is the BFD with BFG an' the LGC anyway..?
>
>
> I thought the 'Big Friendly Giant' sold canned 'Nibblets Corn'
and ' Baby
> LeSeur Peas' and stubby Julie-Anne Cut 'String
> Beans'???
>
> Or, was that the ( In-the-Valley-of-the-Jolly, "Ho-Ho-Ho!" ) "Green
Giant"?
>
> I get confused...
>
>
>
> Anyway...
>
> Rambley,
>
>
> Yours,
>
>
>
> Phil
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