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Thursday, May 14, 2009
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Wow I would love to know what yours plans were with that when you got home? Maybe a doorstop or a hat holder?
ReplyDeleteYou go with him or you buy him? Either way, you shouldn't leave your head in the car...he's ugly....
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Oh, wow - he reminds me of one of my treasured possessions, actually. My grandfather had a couple of statues similar to, but less rough hewn and much smaller than, your fellow there, and as a child I called them "The Old Salts" and loved them. I rescued them (read: bought for a ransom) from a charity auction when my grandmother wanted them gone, and have them still. They're not art in any way, but they remind me of my Papa (he was a seafaring man).
ReplyDeleteI don't have to be pretty to have value, I guess.
Shade and Sweetwater,
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What's up with this guy? Oh, I forgot...you don't remember.
ReplyDeleteOMG, you found Lloyd Bridges in a double breasted blue jacket!
ReplyDeleteIs that a giant sized leggo?
ReplyDeleteDoes he come with you in the car so you can ride in the car pool lane?
ReplyDeleteScary. Real frickin scary.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to label your taste as "ecclectic". Which is the polite way of saying "drug-induced".
ReplyDeleteHow funny and I know somebody who would love him...do you ship? LOL no really do you?
ReplyDeletea true 'woody' for ye, suzy :P lol
ReplyDeleteSomeone took hours or even days carving then painting that and then stood back and admired their work.......(!!!)
ReplyDeleteIt's fine. A conversation piece. Everyone has different tastes and aesthetics are nothing if not subjective . . .
ReplyDeleteAlthough, you didn't buy him to be your friend did you?
How big is that guy?
ReplyDeleteJust so you know, there's a factory in China where 8-year-olds crank those things out, laboriously carving each of them by hand using only a chain saw and a butter knife. Then they're sent to Malaysia and painted by really talented 11-year-olds using the finest lead-based paints. Neiman's is all about quality, you know.
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