Logan Johnson on mon 15 jan 07
Wayne,
Just ship the "Sonotube-thingy" to the Gualt, use it to display your piece then wear the sono -outfit to the dance. That way you won't have to worry about taking off your shoes!
BTW, where do I send the check? I'm willing to pay to see that outfit!!!
Logan
WJ Seidl wrote:
Oh yeah, Phil, I can see it now. Me in a piece of sonotube covered in Mel's
favorite pink lame streaming feather boas behind me, trying to get through
airport security.
"Sir, you will have to remove your shoes."
"No!"
"Sir, we can't allow you to pass without inspecting your shoes."
"Listen you minimum wage earning moronic goose-stepping excuse for a
government (expletive deleted), I am NOT taking off my shoes. I can't bend
over in this outfit, and I am NOT taking THAT off for your amusement
either!"
"Man arrested for causing commotion in airport...film at 11"
No thanks, Phil!
ROFL
Wayne Seidl
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Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 6:11 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: NCECA Pedestals.....
Hi Wayne,
I imagine that if someone were to 'wear' the
length of Sonotube, the airplane people could not
really refuse.
If the Sonotube length were 'short' enough to be
able to wear and still sit down comfortably, even
if one had to hike-it-up a ways TO sit, then so
much the better. Be sorta like wearing a 'Barrel'.
One could incorporate it into some outfit or
other, tacky-spray adhesive some Cloth and so on,
with 'pockets' even, just to lend a little more
credibility, have some generous elastic
Suspenders, so it 'bobs' just a little as one
walks, and muddle through I think.
That, or just check it in as another check-in
Luggage, even though it is hollow and so on, but
just be sure to have some sticker with one's name
on it.
Phil
lasveg
----- Original Message -----
From: "WJ Seidl"
> I guess my mind isn't functioning well today.
(Yeah, yeah, so what else is
> new?) I'm drawing a blank here.
>
> Would someone (anyone) care to tell us what they
are bringing to NCECA for
> the Clayart show in the Galt as a display
pedestal?
> I'm having a difficult time imagining anything
other than a reinforced
> cardboard box shape, appropriately decorated.
>
> The pedestal (after all) should be disposable
(who wants to ship it back
> home?), easily packed to bring to NCECA, and
strong enough to support a
> decent piece of work. I don't think they're
going to be real reasonable
> about bringing a chunk of Sonotube on the plane
(though that is my first
> choice).
>
> Anyone have any ideas or plans?
>
> Thanks,
> Wayne Seidl
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Logan Johnson on tue 16 jan 07
Hi Gang,
Are we doing pedestals for the floor or table top or is it up to each person to decide which to use?
Logan (confused as normal) Johnson
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Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply
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sacredclay on wed 17 jan 07
That sounds like a Seinfield episode that never got filmed. LOL Kathryn,
> One could incorporate it into some outfit or
> other, tacky-spray adhesive some Cloth and so on,
> with 'pockets' even, just to lend a little more
> credibility, have some generous elastic
> Suspenders, so it 'bobs' just a little as one
> walks, and muddle through I think.
>
>
>
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