Steph
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That's gorgeous!
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Interesting Lavender, Brown And White Swirl.
Steph replied to manddrakes's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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The impression I've received over the years is that even if it were a complete match with the color of yellow found in egg yolk oxbloods, it still wouldn't be called egg yolk in a popeye. *now stepping back to see what others say*
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thanks interesting that "priceless" in my mind could be $85 to someone else.
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Strange. You have been able to upload before. Wonder what changed. Were you able to upload a single one? If you'd like, email one or more to me: sjharrison at ameritech dot net so I can see the size. (Is anyone else having trouble with files they know are small enough?)
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lol But I still don't know who made it.
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thanks!
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Yup. They turned out to be tater bugs. They have more tater bug brothers and sisters in their box now.
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"Here's to us all," she toasts, as she lifts her green Equate Nyquil. (The red is gone.)
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The hint seems to say "pigtail". But whose tail?
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Well done. Burning it to a disk now.
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Ah, is this the one?
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I don't have the catalog. They sent a catalog once ... I didn't know why. Just the once, though, I think.
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Do you know what the Marble King trophy sold for? Or the fancy gumball machine? Bright side -- I'm happy for the Captain at least if the prices were high.
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fun colors
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(Don posted)
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Check This Out, Pete Posted It At Lom
Steph replied to lstmmrbls's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
That article says Tinka is "one of the last surviving marble factories in Latin America". For a moment I got my hopes up about how many that might mean. It could only mean Tinka and Vacor though. Anyone with the language skills to ask them? Also, fwiw, I believe there are many factories around the world with marble making machines -- for fiber glass. -
I can rest easy now.
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What do you call the Noughties? Just read this in an Irish article: "mid-Noughties". Found it aesthetically pleasing. I now officially call them the Noughties too.
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Pieces of me falling off. And the thermometer gave me a reading of 94-point-something a couple of days ago. I have to consider the possibility that I am a zombie.