I was always led to believe there were two living rooms in The House of Flux
I wonder which number you talking about?
And is the living room alive?
>The living room in the
>House of Flux
>has a big overstuffed sofa
>with floral upholstery.
>It is on casters, so it is
>easy to rearrange the furn
No, no, room 8 is the one with the ceiling high Claes Oldenberg
tomato and the clouds that drift in and out of the window. It's
a pungent room, that one.
Roger Stevens wrote:
> Petal, are you sure you're not thinking of room 8?
>
> Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who
> have vi
I thought that was room 7...
>No, no, room 8 is the one with the ceiling high Claes Oldenberg
>tomato and the clouds that drift in and out of the window. It's
>a pungent room, that one.
>
>Roger Stevens wrote:
>
>> Petal, are you sure you're not thinking of room 8?
>>
>> Meanwhile I'm wondering
Hmmm
So what are the interesting things I wonder?
>The basement is scary, but full of interesting things to see once you get
>used to the dark.>
>
> Melissa McCarthy
> Hours: whimsical or by appointment
>
>
Does anyone remember which room had the jelly maze?
Set
Ream closet, dram sore, lug
age throughout no trip dream
muscle cave de"pic"tured must shed
triple snore or laundered rustle
floor against yr bed pond
reeling snake inhabit clay door
rot yr watch but birth
skies, trees walking cloud spot
blooms wasps caress, lay yr
bread against my sleeping s
[EMAIL PROTECTED],InetGW2 writes:
>
>Dear all,
>
>yesterday a guy broke into my house, thankfuly I was arriving at the
>moment
>he ran out. He took things that he could sell easily, and a lot of little
>rings, necklaces and bracelets that didn't have any commercial value,
>only
>sentimental (fo
If you receive a message with the subject line "Parrot
Screensaver" get rid of it (not that you'd want a parrot
screensaver anyway). It's yet another computer virus.
Best,
PK
create a one-exhibit, one-day-only miniature museum in your house. Invite
the neighborhood with free admission and refreshments. For an exhibit, make
a display of the things that were stolen by putting several numbers next to
blank spaces with notes marked, "item missing". Put the sandals in an
my dear gabriel
thanks so much for received my
pieces & put yor fine work virtually on me.
i'll keep you "over my skin"
...pez
> De: gabriel swossil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Responder a: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Fecha: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 10:59:07 +0200
> Para: FLUXLIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Asunto: Re: F
On the subject of viri
I had an e-mail today from room 9
with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets
which, as it all looked a bit odd and there was no
e-mail address, I deleted
Anyone know room 9?
>I really like the word "blonk."
>
>A LOT!
>
>Badgergirl
Weird, eh, Badgergirl?
I very nearly replied to that one with the message
"blonk stub" surely you meant "blunk stob"
but decided against it on the grounds of
facetiousness
but blonk is obviously quite a powerful word
>> Lugg age
>>
>>
I used to be a parrot but I'm all right now
I used to be a parrot but I'm all right now
I used to be a parrot but I'm all right now
I used to be a parrot but I'm all right now
I used to be a parrot but I'm all right now
I used to be a parrot but I'm all right now
I used to be a parr
Will an over abundance of white flies hurt mature tomato plants.
It's the one with fleur de lis sheets on 2 double beds,
Edward Munch's "The Scream" bolted to the wall, and, I think
there's an armoire.
Roger Stevens wrote:
> On the subject of viri
>
> I had an e-mail today from room 9
> with an attachment called Maori Language Sheets
> which, as it all looked
Hi, BB
Sorry to hear about your robbery
We were burgled once. It's scary stuff.
I personally would dump the shoes. Get rid of the negative vibes.
But there
I'm just an old sentimentalist
Petal, are you sure you're not thinking of room 8?
Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who
have visited
the House of Flux
would they like to describe (in as few words as possible)
some of the other rooms?
>It's the one with fleur de lis sheets on 2 double beds,
>Edward Munch's "Th
I love Ned Sublette!
ak
Rod Stasick wrote:
> --- meryl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I really like the word "blonk."
> >
> > A LOT!
>
> Aahhh...You should buy his CDs! Probably the best vocalist around. I
> wanted to get him to do the vocals on the Jerry Hunt/Tzadik CD, but John
> Zorn insiste
late
>Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1904 00:55:34 -0500
>Subject: The Art Guys say YES YOKO ONO
>From: The Art Guys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>Please join
>
>
>The Art Guys
>
>
>
>
>at the
>
>
>
>
>Contemporary Arts Museum
>
>
>as they conduct an interpretive tour through the exhibit
>
>
>YES YOKO ONO
>
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>
>Meanwhile I'm wondering if any other list members who
have visited
the House of Flux
would they like to describe (in as few words as possible)
some of the other rooms?<
There is no trace of room 23.
cheers,
Sol
Blonk cheque
Fill in the blonk
Blonkmange
Blonk of America
Blonco y Neato
Blonk verse
Sperm blonk
Blonk in the USSR
Blonk stabber
Things that go blonk in the night
Going blonk to blonk with blonking in blonk, blonk to blonk with blonk
igniting all the time in the summer evenings.
Cl
there ae pink curtains in room 13
and a lovely view of the ocean
bests, c
--
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
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