Sorry Dan, but I "get deja vu all over again" when any president,
supreme being or Master Developer fails to recognize that the "buck
stops" with them. The historical board may have dreamt this abortive
color, but it took The Fish to paint with it. As to his own devices,
there are still plenty peering at us from the shadows; who do you
think was responsible for those lovely `boardwalk scenes'? one
appears to be the sinking of the Titanic, another a character goin'
fishin' and various store fronts, all executed with the skill of a 7
year old. I say Larry owns the puke yellow.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dfsavgny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Skip Bernstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > However, it really wasn't the grand prix; it was the disinterest
> > Fishman had for dealing with bonafide developers, restaurateurs and
> > others brought to him, the assortment of novice gofers, employed by
> > him, that began staking claims to Asbury's remaining public lands, his
> > fencing of property to deny public parking, his pathetic palette of
> > paints for what are his primary efforts to date and his willingness to
> > risk public safety as he allows the remarkable buildings of the
> > waterfront to literally fall apart.
> >
>
> Skip, in all fairness, you have to stop giving Fishman heat for the
> choice of paint colors. I thought I read somewhere recently that it was
> the TRC that suggested the colors and they realize the the yellow was
> not the best choice. If left to his own devices, I am sure Larry could
> have come up with a nice color.
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