Cracked my ball

From: Manthorp27 Sep 2004 12:23
To: fixrman 1749 of 2579
Get in touch with the museum. All civic museums are very used to getting enquiries of the 'my granny donated you a hairnet in 1927' sort, and I'm sure they'll be happy to give you any information they have.
From: fixrman27 Sep 2004 13:12
To: Manthorp 1750 of 2579
Geeze. Comparing his carvings/sculptings to a hairnet seems to be a bit insulting, and sounds like I'd be just blown off. I think his works are much more substantial than that. Besides, I don't think it was "donated" as much as "appropriated" or "found".
From: Darren27 Sep 2004 13:20
To: ALL1751 of 2579
(fail) 
From: Manthorp27 Sep 2004 13:30
To: fixrman 1752 of 2579
Oh, don't be so bloody oversensitive. It was a general comment about museums enquiries (I work in a large civic art gallery). We get enquiries all the time; my comment was meant to illustrate the scale, regularity and frequent mundanity of such enquiries, and precisely that no enquiry would ever be 'blown off'. All are dealt with professionally, even if some museums may take a few weeks to reply.

As to the status of its acquisition, a lot hangs by that. Only if it has been formally accessed (entered in the register of objects in the collections) will they be able to find you any information, unless you're very lucky.

First thing to do is to contact the Keeper of Collections, Registrar or Curator in an email, giving all the information you can.

And STOP being such a drama queen.
From: fixrman27 Sep 2004 13:56
To: Manthorp 1753 of 2579

Maybe you don't mean it the way it sounded.

 

Thank you, I think.

 

"Oversensitive"? Not me bubba. But since I can't see your face or hear your tone, it read negatively.

 

Since some of you regularly mix insult with your posts and call it irony, you could see how it could be misconstrued.

 

Happy gouging! ;)

From: Manthorp27 Sep 2004 14:18
To: fixrman 1754 of 2579
No probs.
From: Mike (QUIGABYTE)28 Sep 2004 10:14
To: fixrman 1755 of 2579
Fargo Moorhead, ND/MN, its only seven hours away but it's a whole different world :) 
From: fixrman28 Sep 2004 12:27
To: Mike (QUIGABYTE) 1756 of 2579

Ever see the movie? A bit bizarro.

 

Come to Pennsylvania. <G>

From: Mike (QUIGABYTE)28 Sep 2004 12:33
To: fixrman 1757 of 2579
Aye the movie is odd. Most of it is actually set in Minnesota too, even though Fargo itself is in North Dakota, but I suppose 'MOORHEAD' wouldn't have been a very good name... unless it was a pron filk that is :D 
From: fixrman28 Sep 2004 13:21
To: Mike (QUIGABYTE) 1758 of 2579
Pron filks have been waning in popularity here, but your point is well taken. LOL
From: THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE)28 Sep 2004 13:42
To: fixrman 1759 of 2579
quote:
Pron filks have been waning in popularity here


Is that a way of saying that you personally are going off pornography, or are you suggesting that people generally, in your geographic surrounding of an unspecified extent, are no longer keen on watching nubile young women sucking and fucking and getting all their holes filled?
From: fixrman28 Sep 2004 13:47
To: THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE) 1760 of 2579

I am not saying either. I knew he made a typo and am just goofing on that.

 

I would venture a guess that pornography is gaining, not waning. It drives, I would guess 50% or better of all Internet traffic, and that is just folks at work. LOL

From: Manthorp28 Sep 2004 15:32
To: THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE) 1761 of 2579
Or has he just missed out the 'k'?
From: bohman7513 Oct 2004 20:07
To: ALL1762 of 2579
From: Serg (NUKKLEAR)13 Oct 2004 21:08
To: ALL1763 of 2579

I was thinking of this topic at work, but forgot to kick it up again. (dance) 
I was wondering whether you could pressurize a cylindrical glass container enough so you can make it into a bouncing ball. I don't know, maybe one day I'll be able to do that... the day I can somehow protect myself from the flying shards or glass that might get everywhere.

From: Manthorp13 Oct 2004 21:14
To: bohman75 1764 of 2579
:'-( 
From: truffy13 Oct 2004 21:39
To: Mike (QUIGABYTE) 1765 of 2579
Odd, but in a good kinda way. Like so many of the Coen brothers' fillums.
From: Sulkpot13 Oct 2004 21:57
To: Serg (NUKKLEAR) 1766 of 2579
quote:
I was wondering whether you could pressurize a cylindrical glass container enough so you can make it into a bouncing ball
Eh?
From: bohman7513 Oct 2004 22:02
To: Manthorp 1767 of 2579
quote:
:'-( 


This thread, and your responses to it, give me joy difficult to express.
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