"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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The 35s5 interior was never, ever featured in the Museum of Modern Art!




What a putz Crantz is. I said it was in MOMA magazine, not the MUSEUM.
As Neal would say...you're a putz!

So the magazine was never inside the MOMA?

What year and issue?

Still, you lie!

So the magazine was never inside the MOMA?

What year and issue?

I've been trying to find out. Some of the people on the Beneteau list
have seen it, but don't have it.

RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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So the magazine was never inside the MOMA?

What year and issue?

I've been trying to find out. Some of the people on the Beneteau list
have seen it, but don't have it.

Ooooh!

A little hearsay now!

You have no proof!

KaBlam!

Amen!

It was in a book in their bookstore. MOMA doesn't have a magazine!

BUSTED!!!!!!!!

I bought a copy of John Water's script "Flamingos Forever" from the MOMA
bookstore. It's the sequel to "Pink Flamingos".

You can see what caliber of book housed the Beneteau picture!

Bwaahahahahahahahaaaaaaa!!!!!!!

Amen!

It was in a book in their bookstore. MOMA doesn't have a magazine!


Go back and ask about the quarterly sold there. The regular magazine
stopped printing a while ago.
What's your problem with John Waters?


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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It was in a book in their bookstore. MOMA doesn't have a magazine!


Go back and ask about the quarterly sold there. The regular magazine
stopped printing a while ago.
What's your problem with John Waters?

I have no problem with John Waters. In fact, I think he is a demented
genius. I have all of his books, most of his movies, his Christmas Album
and the soundtrack to Pink Flamingos. I like his taste in music. I'm also a
big fan of Tiny Tim and Liberace.

I'll get the MOMA quarterly. If I get the right copy, I'll mail it to you.
You must promise to post pictures from it once a week for two months.

Amen!

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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I'm also a big fan of Tiny Tim and Liberace.

Boy, that explains a lot. g

Max

Water's is a fruit cake. He grew up in my
neighborhood in MD. In fact, his parents old
house was just up the street from mine. I have a
friend that grew up with his sister. For his
birthday, he would beg his parents to take him to
the junk yard where he could view wrecked cars and
fantasize about the accidents. Apparently, even
as a child he was creepy.
S.

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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: What's your problem with John Waters?
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: RB
: 35s5
: NY
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For his
birthday, he would beg his parents to take him to
the junk yard where he could view wrecked cars and
fantasize about the accidents. Apparently, even
as a child he was creepy.


I've met Waters on two occasions and he was a gentleman and clearly
well educated. Stories about him are everywhere, like Steve's whose
"friend who grew up with his sister." It's really a shame.
Waters has been very generous with both his artistic visions and the
wealth generated from it. I suppose that's not important compared to a
child's visions of car crashes. It's always amazing to me when someone
like Steve, who has done zilch with his life, thinks it's just fine and
dandy to call someone her doesn't know "creepy."
Not knowing Steve I think we can all rightly assume he's both creepy
and an asshole.


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt." Rob wrote:
..... It's always amazing to me when someone
like Steve, who has done zilch with his life, thinks it's just fine and
dandy to call someone her doesn't know "creepy."

Kind of like the way you think it's just fine & dandy to
insult other peoples family, when you don't know them?

Or like the way you insist that being an internet stalker &
pathological liar is "having a sense of humor."

DSK