Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| . | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| ... the dispensing of substances (shower shampoo/conditioner diespeners, those pens that with a click have red/blue/green nibs, pet food dispenesers etc). They seem to be trying hard to provide convenience but in the end narrow your options, and what if you have more than six spices, and amounts that won't fit in the barrell? I'm sure weve all had spice bottles where you end up with half used packets at the back of the pantry. This object, which looks nice but interrupts the normal use of language/behaviour at the dinner table is interesting. | |||||
| LC4 real? | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Kyle James | Identification | |
| ... home, and cleaned some of the surface rust off of it with aluminum and diet coke from a video I watched on You-Tube. As the hours went on I became more and more convinced maybe it isn't a replica. The girl said it was older then 20 years, but wasn't sure, and I found a label on the underside that said it was property if BIC, yes Bic like lighter/pen company. They have a large lobby and have a bunch of nice furnishings there in the entrance (mostly modern) so this makes sense. The leather pad is defiantly real leather and all of the button straps have the wo ... | |||||
| Body design | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Brent | General discussion | |
| Body design Please name a body that *isn't* the product of design. By diet and exercise, all of our bodies are designed (for better or for worse). | |||||
| Not to mention beets... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Lunchbox | General discussion | |
| Not to mention beets... You're quite alright, my friend. Much more likely it has something to do with household items or diet since it's you and yours who both 'suffer' from it. | |||||
| Sweat contains | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| Sweat contains salts and proteins from the body - in small amounts - and they do a number on dyed fabric. I suggest using a fabric cleaner that advertises to be good for removing pet stains. Now, as regards your own issue, from one friend to another, it might be something lacking in your diet that's causing this to be a problem...ask your doctor. In the meantime, Mitchum is suppose to be good for high perspiration issues. Hope this helps. | |||||
| Sorry but I don't think it... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Sorry but I don't think it... Sorry but I don't think it looks even close. A diet wouldn't do it cos the arms are the wrong shape - you can tell that even from the small photo. | |||||
| No No No! It might seem small... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| ... attitude to the average persons diet. This sort of rubbish for sale anywhere, here ot Target, is steadily eroding what the term 'design' should infer. All the good work that patrons and governments and designers and academics have put into the industry is being diluted. These parasites are capitalising on something they contributed nothing to and have no understanding of. | |||||
| Table Talk. | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| ... went together. The top was probably once thick glass. There is a "made in italy" label inside. So what should I do? ~take it apart and put it back by the dumpster? ~clean it up and have a piece of white marble (or teak?) cut for the top? ~continue with the shock therapy sessions? ~go on a diet? I like the basic lines of the frame, and it is rather heavy for its 16" square size...and 22" high. I've never asked for an I.D...but I'll send you a small canned ham and a jello salad if you can identify. Advice always adored, anticipated and appreciated, Aunt ... | |||||
| Philippe Starck: Design is Dead | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | Wen Xing | General discussion | |
| In a recent interview with German die Zeit Magazine, Mr. Starck proclaims the "death of design". No longer satisfied with his life's work and feeling that everything he ever designed was "unnecessary". UPDATE: Some of the quotes used in the German Weekly. "I was a producer of materiality and I am ashamed of this fact", "Everything I designed was unnecessary". "I will definitely give up in two years" time. I want to do something else, but I don't know what yet. I want to find a new way of expressing myself "design is a dreadful form of expression". "In future ... | |||||
| Bras and breast cancer risk | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | nick0011 | General discussion | |
| ... suggest that bras exert enough pressure to the breast and surrounding areas to inhibit the flow of lymph, which then causes toxins and other waste material to remain in the breasts instead of being flushed out. Now, this effect may be due to the fact that most women just wear the wrong size bra that is too tight somewhere. No one has done any studies investigating how well the bra fits and a possible link to breast cancer. Either way, for your breast health it is better to avoid wearing bras whenever possible, and on those occasions when you do need one, ge ... | |||||
| Sacrilege time....Wire legs on Eames chairs are too busy... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| I've resisted making this post for quite some time, because I went on a brick bat diet. But... Aren't the wire legs and struts too busy and incongruous aesthetically on this very admired chair by the Eames? Yes, there is some symmetry and elegance of design in these legs and struts, if you decide to make legs this way in the first place. But what a strange, unnecessarily complicated way to build legs under this very simple chair! Would anyone care to explain why the Eames decided to go with such an extraordinarily complicated solution to providing a chair wi ... | |||||
| Hi. | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| ... in boring cherry/matte sable brown leather..one ottoman. The pieces have never met, and live 1114 miles apart. I've always suspected the following. * The older chair is slightly larger. * Shock mounts can last forever if you stay on a diet. * Billy Wilder was not handsome, and became rather short and thick in his later years. Smoker. * Fashionable Arlene Francis is still dead. Wonder if she smoked? * The Donald has odd grooming habits...or none at all. * I wore a fabulous pink linen jacket to a luncheon today...and a straw hat. * Eameshead is my f ... | |||||
| Oak? | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Pegboard Modern | General discussion | |
| Oak? You may well be right, but the Oda book "Danish Chairs" only lists Teak. Are they curretly offered in oak, or have they always been? I've never seen a vintage example in oak. And regarding the seat... what?! Are you suggesting that Americans are fat?! Or is it just me that needs to go on a diet? Guess I should stick with the leather seat. | |||||
| Evolution | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | James-2 | General discussion | |
| Evolution I sometimes wonder if drugs, Alchohol, smoking, obesity, poor diet, and many other factors are just part of the "survival of the fittest" part of evolution. Any comments? | |||||
| From the po-boy's bar: | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| From the po-boy's bar: Gin and tonic w/ lime twist (of course) Mickey's malt beer White wine DIET Seven-Up [I haven't mixed up my gin with the other beverages; Seven-Up turns out to be a heavenly mixer with wine or beer ! Who knew ?] SDR | |||||
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