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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Yeah, there is the first | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Yeah, there is the first unread button, when it appears like it should. For me it only appears about 1/3 of the time when it should. It is strange: the thread list will even show that there are multiple unread posts in the "last thing you acquired" thread and often there is no "first unread" button. I guess I should send an email to Patrick and Alix.... | |||||
| above my ceiling? | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | MichaelJZ | General discussion | |
| above my ceiling? i dont see anything? are you talking about the wogg tower? the thing that houses my files and books and stuff? its a awesome shelf made by wogg.the outer skin can be shifted so it covers the shelf. its really fun! you can keep spinning it and spinning it lol... see more about it here; www.wogg.ch If thats not what you are talking about let me know... | |||||
| my wife loves the painting. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | waffle | General discussion | |
| my wife loves the painting. She says it makes her happy. So that's a good thing the outside one is a Marc Creates. The inside one? No clue. Marc Creates ones are always very angular (pointy even, he liked pointy) with lots of intentional welding/blowtorch marks. As an aside I am using the teak oil w/ 0000 sandpaper trick on the Vodder chair, and to quote Die Hard "son of a bitch" it works. | |||||
| Yes Mr. Chopper is looking | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Eameshead | Off topic | |
| Yes Mr. Chopper is looking spectacular tonight! And SDR, speaking of the seating director's compositional choices, how about that GIANT guy that never said anything? The weird part is that they had the very skinniest /smallest guy on the set sitting right in front of him. That way, there could be no mistake that the giant guy was over DOUBLE the size of the front guy. It was like a badly of-out of-scale cut and paste thing. Maybe the director was having a few puffs? Reality TV? Big Brother and Survivor have nothing on this election cycle. | |||||
| I liked how "Ken" Bone was | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | SDR | Off topic | |
| I liked how "Ken" Bone was seated directly in front of the only other voter wearing red. (I think you can see a bit of her in the photo above.) What's up with THAT compositional choice ? What's up with this whole thing ? "Trumpism" and "Trumped" have apparently entered the new-word list. (I don't know what Trumping would be, exactly -- did I make that one up ?) Oh, and we now have "the P word" to contend with. One talking head (a woman) used the euphemism "Kitty-cat" ! On a lighter note (what wouldn't be a lighter note, after this): How's Mr Chopper ? | |||||
| Thank you all so much! I was | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Vintage Rod | General discussion | |
| Thank you all so much! I was thinking that a round globe might be the right thing, but it pleases me greatly to know for sure. The odds of finding an original may be slim to none, but knowing what it looks like, and having the size from the catalog will allow me to keep it as authentic as possible, which is very important to me. So anyone with a spare "6080 6" opal glass globe" . . . just give me a ring 🙂 On another note . . . shouldn't there be a switch somewhere? The cord does show a splice. Maybe there was a switch in the cord originally? Thank you all again! | |||||
| Yeah, it is all good. I sort... | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Joshua F (USA) | General discussion | |
| Yeah, it is all good. I sort... Yeah, it is all good. I sort of went ballistic in my initial post due to just discovering another auction where she basically doubled a price of a shell from what it was last month and felt like venting. I realize the world is full of far more important things, and in the grande scheme of thing, who cares what this seller does. But then the red wine said naw, go ahead and vent. 😉 | |||||
| any tips on a safe move? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | farmery | General discussion | |
| any tips on a safe move? We are picking up this credenza from the seller's house this weekend. My SO and a friend will be doing the heavy lifting. I am planning on removing the drawers, tape the doors shut with paint tape, wrap the credenza with some moving blanket and tie the whole thing. Not sure if the blankets are necessary as there's nothing else going in the moving van and we are only going 5 blocks. Any thoughts on if this will work or whether there is a better way? I am starting to get very excited! | |||||
| unusual bed | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| unusual bed Zencat, It is true that you do not see the Masanori Umeda, Tawaraya boxing ring for Memphis-Milano in too many bedrooms or in many homes for that matter. There is no need to concern ones self that the neighbor down the street has the same thing. The dimensions are: 195 cm. high x 280 cm. wide x 280 cm. deep. The Tawaraya boxing ring does not come up for sale too often and a good average price for one at auction should be in the area of $10,000.00+ (the last ones I saw sold for $10,000.00 and $13,000.00). | |||||
| Unless your elderly aunts... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| Unless your elderly aunts... Unless your elderly aunts visit often turn it into a display for pornography and other entertainments, I have copies of New Scienetist and cooking magazines next to the toilet, ivy rooted in water growing out of what I think is an inflated beer bottle, no shower curtain at all...gets mouldy, just sling a bath mat out of the window to dry is there such a thing as a mid century modern toilet brush? | |||||
| Built like a brick shithouse...I believe the reference is... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| Built like a brick shithouse...I believe the reference is supposed to be... Well, okay, I get it, but do I want this thing in my foyer? or by my patio spotlighted at night? If it flushed, and had an insinkerator in it, it might be practical to have next to my grill for the gristle and miscellaneous cooking waste. If brick with puns were truly this designer's forte, might I recommend a brick Marilyn Monroe or Rita Haworth. "She's built like a brick shit house." ;-0 | |||||
| jesgord and ite, thank... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Gustaf | General discussion | |
| jesgord and ite, thank... jesgord and ite, thank you! The quick and dirty search I did on Google was not very helpful as apparently there is a famous Brazilian model by the same name. It was interesting to get some insight into the flip clock history and to know where TWEMCO's influence came from. But yes, it would seem they no longer do consumer models, although the models under "Industrial clocks" look like they could work at home. I will have to find a supplier. If not, that makes TWEMCO the next best thing. | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HP | General discussion | |
| . I used a model of something like kapoors sculpture(spaceships! all my teenage fantasies are coming true) and it needs to be lifted at the back a touch...this is my 4th full day of learning the software, the best thing is that I can animate the bean and and background changes will be reflected in the chrome, I could even use video as a background and can animate the bean to do all sorts of stuff, I've rendered it out in other colours + textures too. Working on more + better today. | |||||
| RE: Moller 78 front leg repair | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | jonnym | Repair | |
| hi cdsilva, and many thanks for the explanation and photo. so it appears that i will be able to repair the chair leg without damaging the integrity of the back of the frame, which is a good thing. the movement on my chair leg is actually lateral, so the mortise side rather than the dowel side. i don't have any photos yet as the material hasn't been removed but i will endeavour to document the process and post back here for future reference. many thanks, jonny | |||||
| dc wilson | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| dc wilson Thanks so much for the kind words .. I appreciate it and my wife does also... My wife and I got married 5 years ago both for the 2nd time she worked for the Airlines for 12 years and felt like she was kept in a box and could not express her creative design, I had sold 50% of our oil and gas company to a major corporation and was flushed with cash to do projects that I really wanted to do, on our honeymoon trip to Italy , We went to the Ponti Vica in Florance and saw all kinds of Jewelry at these famous jewelry stores . my wife said i could do that desigin jewelry if i had the oppertunity, and on returning home with in a month we hired a man to carve and make our jewelry and we were in business, We did great and still do, with the exception gold has gone up so much, my wife also started a Knit wear line that has just gone wild with wool from all over the world and Yes in lots of Colors,and un real designs . The reason i write this we were on the home tour last month and had over a 200 people come through the doors , They all went nuts to see raspberry in the foyer, a orange mural wall in the living room and citrus, in the dinning room, and light purple in the kitchen, Most people if we told them that is what we used would think we were nuts, but It just all works when you see it. and the best part of the whole thing both my wife and myself were in complete simpatico on every thing , she said you buy every piece of modern furniture that you want and i will pick the colors to go with it , A real test of two people to see what they really like, and no hurt feelings on either persons part a real winner for me. and what you would call a real labor of love being able to restore a authentic mid-century modern home the way it should be to honor the great designers of that time, I love it, | |||||
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