Think Draw - Picture - Tin roof's rusted

Title: Tin roof's rusted
created on 17 Jun 09

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1. lilalee wrote: The cars not, so I'll take that!!
2. Baldur wrote: that might be the car that Eartha Kitt got from Santa
3. Baldur wrote: 'Are you sure this is Pizza Hut?'
4. lilalee wrote: I just seen her interviewed! My first car was a '67 blue Mustang Convert.
5. Baldur wrote: In the song she asked for 'a '54 convertible too, light blue'
6. Baldur wrote: my first car was a 1964 Buick Riviera, it was used, 14 years old and looked a lot older
7. Baldur wrote: lilalee, you mentioned Hall china briefly yesterday. I used to hunt for the art deco refrigeratorware they did, Covered water pitchers, leftover containers, Found them all fascinating.
8. Baldur wrote: Still have a couple water jugs. It's amazing how many of their teapots I've sold. I used to supplement my income when I was a young man by selling antiques at the flea markets.
9. Baldur wrote: Would hunt in the resale shops all week and sell stuff on the weekends
10. lilalee wrote: She had a cuddly, sultry voice. My car was 2yrs when I got it!!My parents had a Riviera, nice car, and big, luxury car!
11. Baldur wrote: I remember buying a red donut teapot for an outrageous $5 (a lot for me in 1978). I admired it in my kitchen for a few weeks and sold it for a princely $35.
12. Baldur wrote: It was far from luxurious by the time i got it, and quite a gas guzzler. But the price was right and I needed transportation.
13. lilalee wrote: Hall china is unique,I have a few left, but I too had to sell, when I was single!! Then I'd go to estate sales, and head for the kitchen and
14. lilalee wrote: basement!! Love all that stuff, Did flea markets one summer! Fun and interesting!! Do you have any Roseville?
15. Baldur wrote: Before buying any Fiestaware I was buying a related line called oddly enuf 'Riviera'. Also made by Homer Laughlin but lighter in weight, square with rounded corners.
16. mostblessedone wrote: The roof may be rusted, but that is one cool car! Now I need to go look up Hall china.
17. Baldur wrote: Only 2 patterns of Roseville so far, I like the pre-1950 pieces before they got very spacey. I have a bit of Roseville Florentine and a single glorious piece of 'Dahlrose'
18. lilalee wrote: I've done that too!! Buy, sell! Can't keep it all! I went to a sale not long age, they had over 30 teapots!! All were chipped, cracked!! I think they put liquer in the pots and got tipsey!!
19. Baldur wrote: lol it's amazing where these conversations go. mbo look at their stuff from midcentury to get a good idea of their range
20. Baldur wrote: Wish I could afford Roseville 'Sunflower' or even possibly 'Egypto' but it would by just pure luck to get that now
21. mostblessedone wrote: Okay, I'm back Hall china is very cool. I will have to watch for it when DH and go antique browsing, which is one of our favorite vacation activities.
22. lilalee wrote: It is so interesting to see this old china, and how it was used. It had to be the cats meow for women back them!!
23. Baldur wrote: I love the 'Juvenile' china they did, ... maybe someday I'll get some
24. Baldur wrote: I just love to collect, it's like a mental condition in some ways. I enjoy hunting for stuff, completing sets.
25. Baldur wrote: about 20 years ago I decided I needed something more formal so I selected an older Spode pattern, nothing too ancient, this one was from the 1920s
26. lilalee wrote: I also collect Moonstone, and love that one too! I have a parfum decanter, that was my granmom, still smells of her parfum!!
27. Baldur wrote: but I found the first few saucers at the 'Salvation Army' thrift store, it got me started
28. lilalee wrote: I'll have to look that one up! Maybe if I see it....
29. Baldur wrote: LOL Robert has a couple pieces of moonstone that were given to him as gifts. He really isn't into antiques but safely stowed them away in a cabinet.
30. Baldur wrote: the Spode pattern is called Sorrento
31. Baldur wrote: anyway they gave Robert that particular depression glass because of the name. The group of them spent many a summer day at RI's only nude beach which was called Moonstone beach
32. Baldur wrote: it has since been closed by the outraged citizenry. sigh.
33. Baldur wrote: at one time I had a bit of amethyst moderntone, and some black cloverleaf
34. Baldur wrote: mbo, I always check out the 'junk' stores wherever I go. I'm a bit notorious for finding old brass floor lamps.
35. lilalee wrote: There are several nude beaches, private of course, near here. I can see Michigan from my front porch, and all kinds of nudies!!
36. lilalee wrote: We have some friends that are nudist. My husband and I aren't interested!! The sand has shifted!!!
37. lilalee wrote: I googled Spode and Sorrento, I have seen it here, but not much. Alot of pottery, and Roseville, as It's made in S. Ohio
38. Baldur wrote: I have been to nudist events and actually I find it a bit boring. The nudity is a novelty that wears off when you sit in a hot tub with a group of people you cannot find anything to converse about with, and as it should be apparent I can talk about almost
39. Baldur wrote: anything.
40. Baldur wrote: The piece of Sorrento that I'm hoping to find next is a replacement gravy boat. The one I had met an untimely end on Thanksgiving day
41. lilalee wrote: Well cloths on, or off, some people don't have the ability to converse!! A lost art!
42. Baldur wrote: I have a very early Copeland/Spode pattern called 'Denmark' slowly accumulating. That's a tough one even eBay rarely has any. That pattern was discontinued in the mid-1860s
43. Baldur wrote: Well lilalee I must get to bed, I have a very full day ahead of me. Have a great evening
44. lilalee wrote: Thats too bad! Hope it was you who sent it off!!
45. mekeys wrote: All i was going to say, it's a cute picture..
46. marius wrote: Ditto cute picture! Didn't know I'd get entertaining conversation too! lol (which what does it mean? everyone uses it, I've no clue) : )
47. marius wrote: Well - just remembered I'm not supposed to vote. Sorry, forgot.
48. charityb98 wrote: THE LOVE SHACK IS A LITTLE OLE PLACE WHERE...we can GET TOGETHERRRR...THE LOVE SHACK BAABEEE!! lol LOVE it! WOOOOO!
49. Baldur wrote: BANG BANG BANG on the door Baby
50. Robindcr8l wrote: Knock a little louder BABY!
51. Baldur wrote: I got me a Chrysler, it seats about twenty, so c'mon and bring your juke box money
52. Robindcr8l wrote: Hop in my Chrysler it's as big as a whale and it's about to set sail!
53. Baldur wrote: Glitter on the mattress Glitter on the highway Glitter on the front porch Glitter in the hallway
54. charityb98 wrote: bang bang bang on the door baby BOOM BOOM knock a little louder shugar Bang Bang Bang on the door baby BOOM BOOM I CAN"T HEAR YOU BANG BANG on the door baby!! BANG BANG on the door!
55. Baldur wrote: 'Huggin' and kissin' and dancin' and lovin'; wearing next to nothing 'cause it's hot as an oven.'
56. Robindcr8l wrote: The whole shack shimmied! Yeah, the whole shack shimmied! The whole shack shimmied cuz everybody's movin' around and around and around and around!
57. Robindcr8l wrote: Everybody's movin', everybody's groovin' baby. Folks linin' up outside just to get DOWWWN!
58. Baldur wrote: 'I'm headed down the Atlanta highway; lookin' for a love getaway, we're headed for the love getaway.'
59. Baldur wrote: Yes, I was personally responsible for the gravy boat's death. Thinking it best to prewarm it before dinner I put it on the back of the stovetop while finishing the dinner preparation.
60. Baldur wrote: When I went and graped the handled I immediately screamed 'YIPE!!!' as it was 350 degrees Farenheit.
61. Baldur wrote: I droppede it the 2 inches back onto the stove top and the gravyboat explode into fragments.
62. Baldur wrote: +s = graspe; -d; -e; +d. Baldur must still be half asleep.