jqubed wrote:

which, the Henry Miller or the "never underestimate the power of true love" one?

Miller

killingtime wrote:

What time is your flight back?

Driving, as soon as the work is in a stable condition.

NeoLuddite wrote:

Driving, as soon as the work is in a stable condition.

I hope you don't hit any bad weather...

killingtime wrote:

Miller

Art is not a thing; it is a way.
Elbert Hubbard

Certainly is...

killingtime wrote:

I am not a young guy...so that couldn't be the contradiction... So, you mean contradiction between wild and settle down?

"wild artist, writer or actress"

The lure and desire is ever there -in the centre, like the passionate depth- throbbing and straining against the norm: one can only construct a veneer.

Does this mean there is no shelter?

No, it is there.

Like the colours found in tears...

killingtime wrote:

I hope you don't hit any bad weather...

A virtual certainty. Most of my holidays are a reenaction of the movie "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles"...

ok, i'm off to bed, no school but work tomorrow, g'nite

jqubed wrote:

ok, i'm off to bed, no school but work tomorrow, g'nite

Nite, jqubed.

jqubed wrote:

ok, i'm off to bed, no school but work tomorrow, g'nite

nite j^3

jqubed wrote:

ok, i'm off to bed, no school but work tomorrow, g'nite

nite jqubed

AlienResearchGrpHome wrote:

"wild artist, writer or actress" The lure and desire is ever there -in the centre, like the passionate depth- throbbing and straining against the norm: one can only construct a veneer. Does this mean there is no shelter? No, it is there. Like the colours found in tears...

Wow...

NeoLuddite wrote:

A virtual certainty. Most of my holidays are a reenaction of the movie "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles"...

Well, I hope you get home in time for your turkey.

Jqubed, I am sure it will be fine...

killingtime wrote:

Well, I hope you get home in time for your turkey.

Will be signing off for now...might check in or catch up during the day...otherwise hope you misfits and all have a pleasant holiday...

NeoLuddite wrote:

Will be signing off for now...might check in or catch up during the day...otherwise hope you misfits and all have a pleasant holiday...

Okay...same to you! Nite Neo!

killingtime wrote:

Wow...

This, a thought I had.... I can only offer anectodal evidence.

And show you my worthwhile scars.

Neo, have a piece of pie for me!

NeoLuddite wrote:

Will be signing off for now...might check in or catch up during the day...otherwise hope you misfits and all have a pleasant holiday...

Enjoy, NeoLudditeI

killingtime wrote:

PM... Nite

AlienResearchGrpHome wrote:

Nite

Good night.

Have a good holiday.

killingtime wrote:

Good night. Have a good holiday.

You as well.

Will do.

Good Nite Misfits

Mornin', misfits!! . . . =iii=<()~~~ phWoooT ~~~

killingtime wrote:

If I were a young guy, I'd find a wild artist, writer or actress to settle down with...

no you wouldn't. You'd find a young stripper or bartender...

jqubed wrote:

there were people next to me having beer... a couple middle-aged ladies... 1 of them actually started cheering for the other team at some points... but no one was drunk or rowdy... sure we'd yell and cheer at the big hits and scream at the refs... but it was very orderly...

very 1984.

oh, wait, that's already over. Big brother...

//sets fire to Emmanuel Goldstein

dreamaster wrote:

//sets fire to Emmanuel Goldstein

Big brother is REALLY big.

Okay, I need help...

Here's the thing...

killingtime wrote:

Okay, I need help... Here's the thing...

OK...

I have a box 15" (l) x 11" (w) x 6" (deep)...

I am going to collage all kinds of "Green Day" images on it for my niece...and then use cut foam core on the inside to hold 3 CDs, a book, a tshirt, 6 buttons, 1 patch & an arm band.

I will either use rubber cement or spray glue...or if anyone has any better ideas...that would be appreciated.

Then I want to put a clear gloss over it...I found a bottle of Golden Gel Medium (Soft Gel Gloss) in my basket of goodies...I am wondering if this will help instead?

I am not sure really how this stuff works...I used it in college, but that was 15 years ago...

Any clue???

And this gel is probably like 5 years old...but it looks okay...it hasn't yellowed and is pretty goopy...

killingtime wrote:

I have a box 15" (l) x 11" (w) x 6" (deep)... I am going to collage all kinds of "Green Day" images on it for my niece...and then use cut foam core on the inside to hold 3 CDs, a book, a tshirt, 6 buttons, 1 patch & an arm band. I will either use rubber cement or spray glue...or if anyone has any better ideas...that would be appreciated. Then I want to put a clear gloss over it...I found a bottle of Golden Gel Medium (Soft Gel Gloss) in my basket of goodies...I am wondering if this will help instead? I am not sure really how this stuff works...I used it in college, but that was 15 years ago... Any clue???

backs away in confusion, desperately looking for flamethrowing lemming...

no clue.

And I have a lot of it...

Congrats, Josephus!!! =iii=<()~~~ Jose~1000~phus ~~~

AZGman wrote:

Congrats, Josephus!!! =iii=<()~~~ Jose~1000~phus ~~~

I am so ashamed. :)

thanks.

It says...

"Thinner than Golden Heavy Body Acrylics. Soft Gels are pourable. Useful as a non-removable isolation coat when applied before a varnish. Holds only slight peaks. Works well as a glue for collaging."

"Golden Gels are formulated with 100% acrylic polymer emulsion, yielding a film with excellent flexibility and chemical, water and UV resistance. The milky emulsion dries translucent. Use for glazing, extending colors, altering sheen, changing body, increasing translucency, gluing collages and increasing film integrity."

"Directions: Mix any quantity with Gold Acrylic Colors or Mediums, To thin, add water or Golden Mediums. When used as an isolation coat, thin with 30-40% water. Do not mix with oils. Abrade nonabsorbent surfaces for increased adhesion. Avoid freezing. Clean tools with soap and water. Common supports (e.g. cotton canvas, linen, masonite) contain water-extractable materials that can cause discoloration in transparent glazes. To minimize Support Induced Discoloration (SID), seal support with GAC 700."



Jesus, do I look like a f'n chemist here?

Josephus wrote:

I am so ashamed. :) thanks.

Did you see my question concerning the 1,000?

AZGman wrote:

Congrats, Josephus!!! =iii=<()~~~ Jose~1000~phus ~~~

Hi AZG...