Wall Sclupter

[Susan Kline]

Wim wrote:
>Aren't there "colectors" out there who buy things so the rest of the wrold
>will never see them again. Would a Rippen Plate fall into this catogory?
:):)
>
>Willem 

Yes, there sure are such people, and it would! And there are "artists" who
could take such an object, wreak a little more damage on it, and get an
arts grant and an exhibition for the result. <g>

Susan
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><< Jon wrote:
> >
> >1 Rippen Back
> >Alminium plate
> >Strung/low tension
> >
> >B/O
> >
> >I've picked out a spot for it on the shop wall.
> >Directly across from the grand rim.
> >
> >Impress your friends and relatives.
> >Get a one of a kind wall-piece now before I am
> >delegated to dust this thing frequently.
> >
> >Is it Trash or Treasure,
> >(I don't know but it beats paying the dump fee).
> >
> >Lord help Me,
> 
>> Dear Jon,
> 
> It's Sclupture, all right. World class Sclupt, in fact.
> In fact, if the truth be told, it's such World Class
> Sclupt that _IT NEVER >>SHOULD<< BE DUSTED!!_
> 
> Therefore you needn't invoke the deity. All's well 
> with the world, and the Rippen back has found its
> highest use.
> 
> Susan
> 
> P.S. If you get mad, you can throw things at it, and the
> low-tension stringing will register your disgust quite
> adequately, I would think. _MUCH_ better than it ever 
> reflected anyone's musical intentions!
>  >>
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