I just bought a... (non clothing item)

[Lucky Strike]

Originally Posted by Huntsman

NICE! Oils FTW.
Thanks! It has a dedication on the back from a writer I like, saying something like: "Dear Mrs XX, a small morning token of remembrance, for the sake of the good weather and the memory of your face, your affectionate...". Basically, "thank you for a very nice night". Also bought this; small Matisse print, which shall probably be a christening present:

 

[tricota]

Originally Posted by TC (Houston)

For the wife . . . and seriously killing my clothing budget for a while. LOL

Would this be considered a chick car? 'Cos I think it looks pretty sweet....

 

[TC (Houston)]

Originally Posted by tricota

Would this be considered a chick car? 'Cos I think it looks pretty sweet....


Not at all, it's badass. Sexy, aggressive, and fast has hell. I was pretty excited about her choice with this one.

 

[Tokyo Slim]

 

[Lucky Strike]

And an art deco chandelier (well, just the glass globes, the frame was found in my grandmother's house):

 

[globetrotter]

Originally Posted by Lucky Strike

Thanks! It has a dedication on the back from a writer I like, saying something like: "Dear Mrs XX, a small morning token of remembrance, for the sake of the good weather and the memory of your face, your affectionate...". Basically, "thank you for a very nice night".

Also bought this; small Matisse print, which shall probably be a christening present:

I really like this.

 

[Lucky Strike]

And today, this:

 

[breakfasteatre]

Originally Posted by Lucky Strike

And today, this:

:S I always assumed black and decker stuff was garbage

 

[EL72]

Originally Posted by breakfasteatre

:S

I always assumed black and decker stuff was garbage

It is, at least for any significant use beyond drilling a 1/4" hole in a 2x4. For anything serious, you may as well be using a Fisher Price drill.

 

[Lucky Strike]

Originally Posted by breakfasteatre

:S I always assumed black and decker stuff was garbage
Yep, it is, but cheap, and I won't be using it that much.

 

[holymadness]

Originally Posted by freshcutgrass

Finally nabbed one of these B&O 2400 receivers for my mom at the market on Sunday. I remember how she coveted one back when they first came out (late70's), but they were pretty expensive then. This one is in perfect working order and near perfect cosmetic condition. It's crazy how such a wonderous piece of minimalist Danish design can be had so cheaply today. Even the remote is a stylish, well made piece of minimalist sculpture...I don't think it's ever been outdone in terms of pure style (if not functionality). I actually considered for a moment getting rid of my SET 300B setup and just having this. (and then I came to my senses ha ha).
Hah, I own this exact piece of equipment, except that we've had it since the 80s.

 

[Nantucket Red]

36 rolls of Kodachrome 64 -- my favorite film ever!

 

[Huntsman]

Originally Posted by Lucky Strike

Thanks! It has a dedication on the back from a writer I like, saying something like: "Dear Mrs XX, a small morning token of remembrance, for the sake of the good weather and the memory of your face, your affectionate...". Basically, "thank you for a very nice night". Also bought this; small Matisse print, which shall probably be a christening present:
I love the dedication. Awesome. Not so crazy about the Matisse, but hey. Christening though? Are you expecting?

Originally Posted by Nantucket Red

36 rolls of Kodachrome 64 -- my favorite film ever!

"....gives the nights bright color, gives us the greens of summer, makes you think all the world's a sunny day, oh yeah. I got a Nikon camera, I love to take a photograph..." Have shot a lot of it, too. Switched to Provia 100F though.

 

[rdawson808]

Originally Posted by Nantucket Red

36 rolls of Kodachrome 64 -- my favorite film ever!

Which must remind everyone of Paul Simon's legendary song Kodachrome. Now I'm happy.

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[Huntsman]

The only thing I don't like about the song is that I happened to learn a lot of good stuff in high school.

~H