Nice People Thread Number 10 -the official residence of Nice People

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

There must be better options for them. What did they cost and how much would animal bedding cost you?

Lots and next to nothing ATM respectively.


The thing is people have them deliver on palates to the door mainly. By the time they have arrange collection from here there is no saving for others really unless we 'give' them away. It would suit someone very local with little storage who wants to keep them here, but then who like that would get that sort of heating?

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

And I was thinking earlier of Bugslet and fc123 ... and wish them both well in their current unfortunate, but similar, times.

Seconded.

Have thought of both often.

chewmylegoff

vivatifosi wrote: »

My favourite chain pizza is Pizza Express. My favourite Hertfordshire pizza however is from here:

http://www.redlionwaterend.co.uk/the-restaurant

Yummy...

Mine is papa john's based entirely on the fact that there is one about a ninety second walk from my house and you get £5 off each pizza if you collect in person.

vivatifosi

I feel that way about a lot of Damien Hirst and Tracy Emin (who auto correct calls Tracy Emu). But then they'll do something I think is absolutely brilliant and redeem themselves for a bit. Other than that I don't know.

PasturesNew

I've got a pile of panties and socks that need washing .... maybe that's art.

I could have £1million of value sitting in a Sainsbury's bag by the washing machine.

neverdespairgirl

Can't you buy dirty pants in vending machines in Japan? Not quite art, though.....

PasturesNew

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

Can't you buy dirty pants in vending machines in Japan? Not quite art, though.....

You can also buy prints of old masters in poster shops... I tell you, mine's ART!

Mine represents the inner turmoils of modern day life and first world problems....

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

I feel that way about a lot of Damien Hirst and Tracy Emin (who auto correct calls Tracy Emu). But then they'll do something I think is absolutely brilliant and redeem themselves for a bit. Other than that I don't know.

I struggle tbh often with much art. But some of tracey emin's water colours are breathtaking.



( withcrossed fingers, if I feel this well at the time I might make the Summer exhibition next year.....last time was.....um, ten, eleven years ago? ) I think that was the last time I went to see ' current' art in any meaning ful way. ( small local exhibitions but......not the same). I wish I had a better art education and appreciation.

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

You can also buy prints of old masters in poster shops... I tell you, mine's ART!

Mine represents the inner turmoils of modern day life and first world problems....

I turn down a lot of symbolic art because ...I just want to like it and not think too hard sometimes. Its good to have meaning and expression in art, but sometimes its depressing. I just wanna look at something pretty sometimes.



I really, really want something architectural for the sitting room. Like, an alabaster panel, or some old wood carving. Just because I'd like to look at something 'crafted' and 'solid' in there.

Generali

Pizza should be slightly crispy and be slightly scorched on top.

Pretty sure it's in Leviticus. If it's not it's an oversight.