On Oct 19, 2007, at 2:03, Alice Howell wrote:
If you want to put your mind to something strange,
tell me how I can make a fake dead turkey
.everything except the feathers.
Sorry, no ideas there, unless you apply a bicycle pump to a chicken...
:)
Someone suggested paper mache but I
/Hopefully this brings a few smiles on a cold day/
It did! Think our UK humour is probably the best in the world, especially in
making fun of ourselves, our politicians, our celebrities and our
institutions, but I'm sure others would disagree.
I really laughed at a segment of a comedy panel
You are correct, but there is also a 'gentleman's agreement' to tread
carefully in areas such as politics because it causes ill feeling on
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Please, everyone, pull your claws in and try to exercise some tact and
sensitivity. We know that there are different political views
Pavouci, We have recently acquired a flat in Prague (fairly central in Prague
1) and consequently I'll be spending increasing amounts of time in the Czech
Republic. I would like to make contact with any lacemakers there (English
speaking as my Czech is minimal!). Are there any groups that meet
Hi all - don't know if this would work or not, but there are plastic roasted
turkeys available (somewhere) that look pretty much just like the real thing!
Regards,
Ricki in Utah
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Hi Alice and everyone
A quick lightweight 'turkey' - use a very large brown paper bag, stuff
with crumpled newsprint, paint vegetable oil on the surface, for that
'cooked turkey' look (presumably). Bunch the bag into a turkey shape
(that's a loaded instruction) tying with string where needed.
What I said before but with a small ball imn a bag on the end of a tube for
the neck and head.
From a distance it could look OK.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Assuming it's a cooked turkey, what about unbleached calico (in the UK the
thick cream cotton stuff used in upholstery or similar to the stuff used for
curtain linings)? A bag stuffed with something light for the body and two
near-cylindrical shape sewn on the sides for the legs. You could put
Alice Howell wrote:
If you want to put your mind to something strange, tell me how I can make a
fake dead turkey .everything except the feathers. It's for a theater play
of Christmas Carol...the big turkey from the butcher shop that is given to the
Cratchetts.
My thought was fabric,
If you want to put your mind to something strange,
tell me how I can make a fake dead turkey
.everything except the feathers. It's for a
theater play of Christmas Carol...the big turkey from
the butcher shop that is given to the Cratchetts.
My thought was fabric, stuffed with fiber fill. It
Morning all
Having read all the recent emails regarding 'political correctness'
etc. My ten pennorth has to be:
Beware the thought police.. (for the source, see 1984 etc..)
Sue in a sunny but cold East Yorkshire
Checkout my daughters photos:
www.kyra.duckles.co.uk
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Hope this one doesn't offend anyone. Hope there are no dwarfs in our
company. Or, at least, no dwarfs with, erm, size-impaired sense of
humour..
From: R. P.
I rear-ended another car this morning and just knew it was going to
be a bad day. The driver gets out of the other car, and he was a
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