Craig Clark on sat 4 nov 06
Well, "Captain Kiln" (I truly loved the outfit as did Ruth), Hooters
is a place that one ought experience once. I kinda think it's a bit of a
waste, it can't make up it's mind about what it is, but go for the wings
while you are there. If ya go with someone who is a bit modest, then the
blush factor alone will be worth the price of admission. That "greatest
show on dirt" sounds like it musta been an experience unto itself as
well......once you've seen something like that the Vegas Strip is just a
buncha bright lights and preachers tryin to save the heathens.
Craig Dunn Clark
619 East 11 1/2 St
Houston, Texas 77008
(713)861-2083
mudman@hal-pc.org
David Hendley wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Elizabeth Priddy" said:
>> I think of you daily as I drive past the Hooters. If
>> you can get here for the June thing, I will drive
>> through with you and pick up some wings.
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> .....just so the rest of Clayart knows, I have never been to "Hooters".
> I happened to mention to Elizabeth while driving around at the South
> Carolina Conference, looking for a place to eat, that it is on my list of
> things I have never done that I would like to do one time. (Staying
> at a hotel on the Las Vegas strip is also on the list - I just can't get
> enough low-brow culture where I live, but I did make it to the stock
> car track last year, "the greatest show on dirt".
> If I do make it to Hooters, however, I will definitely not go through
> the drive-through. I would most like to go with Elizabeth and Tony,
> so I could watch him blush as the waitress sets his plate of wings
> on the table.
>
> then she sez:
>> If there were any way to make it happen, I would
>> dearly love to come to the extrusion regional
>> conference. I think I would learn a lot from that and
>> i am going to try and get there, although the date is
>> hard for me as I will be affording NCECA around that
>> time and I have to keep a budget.
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> Yes, we are just about ready to announce EXTRDUIGNZA,
> the Potters council Regional Conference, February 2 & 3,
> in Dallas-Ft.Worth.
> I will formally announce it and send details to Clayart in
> a week or two.
>
> Extrude on, Garth. Extrude on, Wayne.
>
> David Hendley
> Maydelle, Texas
> david(at)farmpots(dot)com
> http://www.farmpots.com
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Elizabeth Priddy"
> To:
> Sent: Saturday, November 04, 2006 12:02 AM
> Subject: Re: making unique handle making tools
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>> I'll try the wiggle tomorrow!
>>
>> I am not quite picturing how the string helps.
>>
>> The moldable epoxy resin is the trick for the bump on
>> the backside of it. You have a few minutes to work it
>> and I fill in the back to where it is flat (and down
>> into the ferrule hole). This makes the backside glide
>> through just right and it also is part of the shaping.
>>
>> The wire is too round for me and doesn't make as clean
>> a cut.
>>
>> I find that the trench left behind is what excites me
>> the most and I am working with some forms that use
>> both the positive and the negative left in the block.
>> If I cut from a strip that is just deep enough to work
>> and just a little wider, I am left with a perfect
>> inverse. I am not sure where I am going with it, but
>> the road leads somewhere for sure.
>>
>> I have heard of Glick but am not familiar with his
>> work. I probably have seen it, but not attached a
>> name.
>>
>> i will google and see if it is who I think it is.
>>
>> If there were any way to make it happen, I would
>> dearly love to come to the extrusion regional
>> conference. I think I would learn a lot from that and
>> i am going to try and get there, although the date is
>> hard for me as I will be affording NCECA around that
>> time and I have to keep a budget.
>>
>> I really love my extruder but I do not enjoy cleaning
>> it. Even with all the tricks I learned here from
>> others and you about just that, it is still a bit of
>> work getting to it and getting it set up. With the
>> new studio I just added, I will leave the extruder
>> ready to go instead of having to keep it on the wall
>> behind a damp box when not in use.
>>
>> I think of you daily as I drive past the Hooters. If
>> you can get here for the June thing, I will drive
>> through with you and pick up some wings.
>>
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>> Elizabeth Priddy
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>> Beaufort, NC - USA
>> http://www.elizabethpriddy.com
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Lee Love on sun 5 nov 06
I went to Hooters once in Chicago, after my father-in-law's funeral.
We went with Jean's widowed mother, her brother, sister-in-law and
their three young daughters and also the family friend (probably gay)
Father Jim. Talk about a bunch of people in the wrong environment!
Jean's brother was an executive manager for Hooters. He opened
all their new restaurants. So he took us to a local franchise.
We got red carpet treatment, because of who Jean's brother was,
believe me.
But the food was crap. Jiggly young women waited on us.
The other patrons were Frat Boys a fat Bears fans. Talk about a
stupid waste of money.
Have a good meal at a real restaurant. Then go to a strip
joint or a peep show if you need to. Better value for more. ;^)
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan
http://potters.blogspot.com/
"Let the beauty we love be what we do." - Rumi
"When we all do better. We ALL do better." -Paul Wellstone
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