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	thanks pete	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	thanks pete one thing about having a warehouse full of furniture It is fun to be able to change it every couple of months that way i never get bored with it.
	try it out	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	try it out one thing you might see is the color that was painted on the shells as it could be tatooed in by now but if you do it right it will have a cool look in the fibers ( this has happened so many times to us ,)
	killiam	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	killiam people like to disuss every thing that pertains to design and sorry to say repodcutions are part of that process ,
	Well thank you for the effort...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Well thank you for the effort... ...just the same. I do appreciate it. I think that the phenomenon is an inherent problem with the forum. I do the same thing; Once I notice a slow-down in the replies - it's on to something new.
	thank you whitespike	1 Relevance	21 years ago	sharon	General discussion
	thank you whitespike that's really good information. I will try ebay - one more thing if you don't mind. I know you haven't seen them, but is there a ballpark on what they may be worth? Thanks again.
	i must have	1 Relevance	21 years ago	vivienne	General discussion
	i must have The one thing i want is a Ron Arad Tinker Chair ( as well as loads of other stuff of course )no chance though! pass the tablets!
	.	1 Relevance	21 years ago	azurechicken (USA)	General discussion
	. Another thing about the Y back it is very light in weight yet you can feel the strength of it,it has a palpable sense of being well made...
	WHY???	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Stephen	General discussion
	WHY??? And another thing...why is b (whoever he or she is) so insulting? This is the reason I hardly ever use forums, it doesn't take long before some dickhead gets really personal. Stephen
	P. S.	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	P. S. Just in case someone gets the wrong impression, I don't think Mark's tirade was a good thing, I am just sorry lose his input.
	BREU ER	1 Relevance	23 years ago	betty2	General discussion
	BREU ER To disagree is one thing to know design is another,to spell correctly yet another.Do you even know who Girard is?You obviously dont know who Breuer is.
	thanks	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	thanks Quikcrete is the basic simple HomeDepot variety concrete, so this is an easy thing to do. Thanks, I'm going to give it a try.
	RE: Svend Wohlert catalogue	1 Relevance	6 years ago	Herringbone	General discussion
	Only thing I came up was Boltinge Stolefabrik, but Borchorst & Lindhard is way more likely because they were makers of storage furniture, not chairs. 😉
	RE: Help needed: Authenticate a PK65 Kjærholm table	1 Relevance	6 years ago	objectworship	General discussion
	I’d like to hear the Fritz Hansen rep give a feature/benefit presentation on this thing l-o-flippin-l
	As people of culture,	1 Relevance	15 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	As people of culture, co-existing in a society of our peers, we don't usually feel it appropriate to discuss the most intimate parts of our personal existence. Nevertheless, cutting to the quick, isn't it true that Makers (of art, design, craft, etc) Make because they are moved so to do, and then, having Made, wish both self-approval and the approval of their peers ? In the service of this most basic human urge -- I liken it to the parenting experience -- don't we inevitably risk all in exposing our "children" to the rest of the world ? We hope for approval and for a life of their own for these offspring, knowing that it's risky to let them out of the house but knowing that they have to stand on their own. Inside, somewhere, we know that it was our own creative urge that resulted in these "works" -- the world didn't ask for our input/output. Naming our work, claiming various attributes or seeking to define it with words, all of these are secondary to the thing itself. Volumes could be written about what it "means." The thing itself is the answer to all criticisms, all praise, all interpretation -- whether these be appropriate and to the point, or not.
	Of course you should do it! Pt.1	1 Relevance	21 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	Of course you should do it! Pt.1 The ONLY good thing about aging--and a wonderful thing it is--is to grow to have the confidence and money to do and have things exactly the way we want occassionally. A wise person explained it to me this way once... On the journey to becoming ourselves, there is a fork in the road (sometimes several) that presents us with three paths. The first path is to go on as we are; that is, to go on as who we have been trained and conditioned to believe we are. This is a path that leads to us being as good, or bad, or indifferent as those who trained us saw us. There is continuity and efficiency in this path, but we remain forever strangers to ourselves. The second path is to annihilate the self we were given and reconstruct it with the self others would give us. This allows us to free ourselves of those that trained us, but again substitutes one mask over our true selves for another. The effectiveness of this path depends on the goodness or badness of whom or what we choose to emulate. But regardless of how we choose, it leaves us strangers to ourselves. The third path is to annihilate the self we were given and reconstruct ourselves out of our own creativity, reason and beliefs. This path offers little continuity. It offers the frightening risk of being rejected for who we truly are...the ultimate and most devasting rejection. But it also offers the only chance to know who we are.