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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	Decrying everything as...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Sound & Design	General discussion
	Decrying everything as... Decrying everything as Socialist is the new hot thing to do. Can't wait until we start complaining about greedy capitalist pigs again.
	I'll go with the majority...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	lowercase	General discussion
	I'll go with the majority... I'll go with the majority answers on this one, and leave the whole shockbleed screw thing to the regulars! Thanks to everyone for the quick response.
	To me, the paneling seems...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	bj	General discussion
	To me, the paneling seems... To me, the paneling seems the only thing left from the original interior. I would leave that whole wall as is and concentrate on the rest..
	Hmmm..	1 Relevance	18 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Hmmm.. Would Gianni want to put his fruit on that, though? I'm not so sure. Srsly, I would guess it's a Memphis era thing. Or is that a given? I'm not a fan of Memphis design at all so have never read up on it. I just know that I don't like it.
	Dammit!!	1 Relevance	19 years ago	DLD	General discussion
	Dammit!! I was supposed to add this to a pre-existing thread about upholstering my chair when I click on the wrong thing!! So here's the pic again. Chair is on the right.
	Considering BustownModern's comment	1 Relevance	19 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Considering BustownModern's comment I would wait for the real thing. This is a 3D rendering indeed and it might not be the intention of the "artist" but the "real" end result will be quite different.
	Lamps...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Lamps... It's I lamp thing. I know, 'cuz I can identify. I have waaaaay more lamps than I need. My big obbsession. & then there's all the clocks, chairs & tables too.
	repro re issue	1 Relevance	21 years ago	vivienne	General discussion
	repro re issue for myself,i would always choose a well worn!! original rather than a pristine repro.Save up and buy the real thing.
	A TOAST TO YOU..	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Mark	General discussion
	A TOAST TO YOU.. Annette, the sweet thing about the Dualit toaster is that it keeps the toast hot for at least 10 min after the timer quits..and looks good doing it.
	Interesting diversity of views	1 Relevance	22 years ago	GanS	General discussion
	Interesting diversity of views ... Some obviously do view cars with the same eye with which they view other design artefacts, and by the same criteria - beauty, form, function, whatever - whereas one or two go for the "it's a thing with wheels to carry stuff in" view. Must admit I am surprised to find the former in the majority here 🙂 Olive and whitespike: why is a chair not simply a thing with 4 legs for sitting on, of which the only parameters are seat size and maximum weight carried ? Or rather, if the mental leap, the 'transcendence' required to perceive a functional object as a design work, can be made in the of a chair, what inhibits the viewer from making the same leap in the case of a car ? My personal view (in the case of vehicles where love and design has gone into them, such as those cited by others above), is that genuine pleasure can be got from viewing, admiring, even sometimes using, both types of object. Having a longer standing interest in cars but only recently "got" the desirability of artfully designed furniture (I don't think it's reliant on upbringing), I am curious as to whether the leap can or should be made the other way. Are those who are unable, missing out on a valid source of beauty in life ?
	RE: DA old timers	1 Relevance	6 years ago	Big Television Man	Off topic
	Hi SDR, The login problems seem to be completely a thing of the past, so access is no longer a problem. No need to apologize for the Publisher's Clearing House dreams, who amongst us hasn't entered a sweepstakes or purchased a lottery ticket for the 72 or 48 hours of delicious fantasy of mapping out how they'd spend the money, I know I have. And when one is in a creative, design or artistic field of endeavor such as writing, painting or even designing furniture and other objects that make life better the cost of a stamp or a dollar on a lottery ticket is a small sum to wager, (hey somebody's got to win it, right?) As far as getting old, I just flat out refuse. I mean time is such an arbitrary construct anyway, I prefer to assess my age with regard to my mental outlook on the world around me, and of course how I feel when I get up in the morning. Yes, some mornings I feel as if I can sense every minute I've been on the planet, and the sense is I should have taken better care of myself. Other times I feel like I'm 26 again and can do anything, but generally I've settled in around the age of 30 to 32 though those actual calendar dates are so far in the rearview mirror that they are well over the horizon. The important thing to do is get up and do something creative every single day, write, paint, create. I at least try and write every day. Good to be back amongst friends. Best BTM
	No Cool Whip here	1 Relevance	17 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	No Cool Whip here Though it is dairy-free and I do confess to using it a few times to make stuff for my lactose-intolerant kids. You can do stuff with it that real whipped cream would never allow. (NO, not that. Jeez, you guys.) I cook Christmas dinner every year and it kinda morphed into a traditional Danish holiday meal after we lived there. So no ambrosia or other 50s glop. BUT...one thing that really mattered a lot to me was to continue my grandma's tradition of making a whole lotta dinner rolls from scratch. She made the best rolls. My brother ate thirteen one Christmas. I finally found a recipe that tastes just like hers and now MY kids (and little grandson!) are totally hooked on them. Every year I tell them in an offhand manner that rolls are not on the menu because I have too much other stuff to do, just to hear their howls of protest. (It's Marion Cunningham's Dinner Roll recipe from her Fanny Farmer baking cookbook, if anyone's interested.) One thing that is very 50s/60s that I LOVE but rarely make are those peanut butter cookies with the Hershey's Kiss in the center. Damn, those are good.
	I wrote a comment, submitted	1 Relevance	8 years ago	objectworship	General discussion
	I wrote a comment, clicked the stupid captcha thing, submitted it, and look, there's the blank comment field with nothing in it again. Okay. Fine.
	I agree, and I find very few	1 Relevance	10 years ago	Reamie	General discussion
	I agree, and I find very few people get on in life with just ease and luck (good for them if they manage it!). Having more than one feather in your bow is always a good thing.
	thanks!! I actually thought	1 Relevance	11 years ago	phonegirl	General discussion
	thanks!! I actually thought of the same thing this am and send the photos to Fritz Hansen 🙂 They're benches so my initial thought was that they were in an office reception or something. Thanks again!