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turboblown wrote:Countertop: BOOMERANG!

i second that motion!

Perks wrote:Small world! I (very briefly) lived in that building in '96 when I was studying at UCLA...

how fun. which apartment!?!

i like being in the smaller spaces as it really makes me have to decide what is most important and release what is not.

Joe wrote:If you choose to swallow what pop culture feeds you, well, then that's what you're gonna believe.

That is so true in sooo many arenas... not just pop culture.

well, here's some pictures of the Los Angeles studio apartment (the 1940s apartment)
http://www.airbnb.com/rooms/173411

Martin wrote:I'm with you on that. That swag lamp doesn't belong in that room.

swag lamp is super groovy - it's just misplaced. hung too low and should be filling the void corner to the right of the fireplace.

placement! show designers... placement!

although there is a certain 1% elite sense to the super "high-end" pedigreed Modernism, I think it actually has a more mainstream adopted sensibility. E.G. I think of my rockabilly friends who also dig sinatra and vintage chairs, etc. and they would not be defined as the 1%. The crossover ...

our l.a. home was around 2400sq' (AQ Jones Eichler) our vegas home is around 1700 sq' (P&K) each is/was more than sufficient for 2 people and a roommate - with plenty of elbow room. the indoor/outdoor living element doesn't hurt on useable space, though, and is part of the equation of required l...

amen

The thing I've noticed is that there are a lot of people who don't know this type of music exists, I mean, they've heard of Frank Sinatra, but thats about it. It would sure be nice to find people who would enjoy it if they knew about it. koop and java check in now and then - and most everyone here ...

Bowerman has cachet!

http://articles.latimes.com/2000/apr/19/local/me-21243

a city landmark: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Canog ... ibrary.jpg

http://www.lottaliving.com/gallery2/mai ... itemId=745

thanks for the input triviacompanion. i, too, was back in the days of the BBS - are we dating ourselves or what! anyways - i find facebook is a bit too megalithic for me and that is why i cling to my little forum here. and i have made some nice friends via this board. hex - since this question got p...

thanks for posting. we have tentative plans to see falling water in june.
that would be fun to see the neutra as that time!

we have gone to the park a few times this year - and no visit is complete without hearing MJ sing "We are here to change the World" and "You're just another part of me."

WHEN ARE THEY GONNA RELEASE the soundtrack???

what about Dearborn Michigan and Henry Ford's Museum?

nix - can i assume then that the small cabin motel from the movie Niagara is long gone then? if anyone could find it - you would...

i am doing research for an upcoming road trip - i had seen the name house on the rock and pictures of the outside - but never ever knew THAT was what was inside... i think it will be going on the list!

i dunno joe - i like the orange door and trim. funny... i remember visiting a family friend in Dallas back in the late 1960s and afterwords my mom making a comment in the car about the friends' wall to wall white shag carpet! something like, " they obviously don't have kids." but as a kid ...

yup - my time date stamp is off. i posted that last post at 1:51 PM PST and it showed up an hour earlier 12:51PM - something with the daylight savings time on this board perhaps?

mon 4-6 dexter haven tues 4-17 big brother wed 4-18 cyrano - time stamp shows before midnight - but i thought i posted this AFTER midnight... wierd.... maybe big brother had something to do with this? thurs 4-18 peter pan. my mistake - i was abducted by aliens and thought it was already thursday. BU...

sky wrote:Hmmm - I believe Cyrano was a real person, and was mid-17th century. But okay, the rest of us needed some help after the Big Brother pick.

Well, if Cyrano is disqualified - then I shall take Yuri. (he's not real is he?) There's nothing like a good Russian poet! Da!

Indian Chief: Little Flying Eagle aka Peter Pan

Poet: Cyrano de Bergerac (Jose Ferrer version)
That leaves Dr. Yuri Zhivago if anyone wants him...

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Singer: CK Dexter Haven
He knew everyone in music and had millions and got the girl in the end...
True Love indeed. My she was yar...

Lawyer: Atticus Finch


awe - Julie nabbed my indian chief - you know there aren't that many of them out there. lots of indians - but not so many chiefs...

If the judges have an issue with my pick of Superman, my choice is GAZOO!

Julie B. very good call on Ginger Grant... Sky - Maxwell simply drove much better cars than Derek. And I also think his 1 girlfriend 99 was way hotter than Derek's 3. FUTURA GIRL'S POSITION LIST Astronaut: Major Nelson Ayn Rand Character: John Galt Doctor: Granny Clampett (mountain folk doctor) (Alt...

What?!?! Clark Kent is Superman - say it isn't so!!! He is just a mild mannered reporter? Clark could not possibly play under 2 different positions? Extraterrestrial: Superman! Team Sky already owns the rights to Clark Kent. (You're not fooled by the fact that they look exactly alike except that one...

Position List Ayn Rand Character: John Galt Extraterrestrial: Superman! ha! News Person: Walter Cronkite Politician: George Washington because he was also a gentleman farmer and if he able to get a ragamuffin group of people to go up against HMS, he can lead anyone to anything... (I am qualifying hi...

can i pick 5 more - or was that just reserved for friday the 13th?