hlarmy
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by hlarmy on Dec 12, 2010 18:06:10 GMT 1, To clarify, the deadline for entry is 9am, and then you have 48 hours from receiving the 'winner' confirmation email ... so if you get into work at 9am, like many, and see the POW email, it's too late to register ... which gives everyone here a better chance of winning 
To clarify, the deadline for entry is 9am, and then you have 48 hours from receiving the 'winner' confirmation email ... so if you get into work at 9am, like many, and see the POW email, it's too late to register ... which gives everyone here a better chance of winning |
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hlarmy
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by hlarmy on Dec 12, 2010 18:09:29 GMT 1, By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like 
By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by curiousgeorge on Dec 12, 2010 18:10:06 GMT 1, FFS I want to share the fruits of my labour but can't find card reader for computer,nor camera lead before a smart ass suggests it
FFS I want to share the fruits of my labour but can't find card reader for computer,nor camera lead before a smart ass suggests it
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by eastonpromise on Dec 12, 2010 18:11:23 GMT 1, By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like
Khaki is the olive green one
By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like Khaki is the olive green one |
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moleman
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by moleman on Dec 12, 2010 18:20:14 GMT 1, Any one got pic of dark and light orange to see the difference I'm an orange freak
Any one got pic of dark and light orange to see the difference I'm an orange freak
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by eschiff on Dec 12, 2010 18:20:42 GMT 1, not to rub salt in any wounds, but waking up and seeing it still there in the flat file has just made my day (again)! I don't blame you in the slighest mate, I'd feel so smug with myself if I nabbed one.
thanks mate, not trying to be smug at all, just happy as hell and wanted to let people on here know that i reckon 'fans' (take that to mean what you will) did fairly well. I'd bet that hot pink, yellow and slate will be hard(er) to come by cause 60 of the 75 went to people in line at berwick st. Yes, i know a couple of those have been on the bay, but give it time...
not to rub salt in any wounds, but waking up and seeing it still there in the flat file has just made my day (again)! I don't blame you in the slighest mate, I'd feel so smug with myself if I nabbed one. thanks mate, not trying to be smug at all, just happy as hell and wanted to let people on here know that i reckon 'fans' (take that to mean what you will) did fairly well. I'd bet that hot pink, yellow and slate will be hard(er) to come by cause 60 of the 75 went to people in line at berwick st. Yes, i know a couple of those have been on the bay, but give it time... |
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hlarmy
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by hlarmy on Dec 12, 2010 18:26:29 GMT 1, By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like Khaki is the olive green one
Has anyone got a photo as mine looks pretty damn 'khaki green' 
By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like Khaki is the olive green one Has anyone got a photo as mine looks pretty damn 'khaki green' |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Deleted on Dec 12, 2010 18:30:00 GMT 1, Has anyone been in primrose hill latley, someone just said there is a fresh Banksy there, im not sure as the guy isnt that clued up on what a banksy would look like but i am stuck at work and cannot leave! Have you heard about this fragile?
Has anyone been in primrose hill latley, someone just said there is a fresh Banksy there, im not sure as the guy isnt that clued up on what a banksy would look like but i am stuck at work and cannot leave! Have you heard about this fragile?
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by MGK1 on Dec 12, 2010 18:33:13 GMT 1, if you have won the chance to buy one will you be notified immediately at 9.00???
if you have won the chance to buy one will you be notified immediately at 9.00???
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by fuzzed on Dec 12, 2010 18:34:25 GMT 1, It's not that fake one at the pub in Primrose hill is it?
It's not that fake one at the pub in Primrose hill is it?
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by fuzzed on Dec 12, 2010 18:35:04 GMT 1, if you have won the chance to buy one will you be notified immediately at 9.00???
I would say probably not, will perhaps be in the afternoon? That's just a guess though based on previous lotteries.
if you have won the chance to buy one will you be notified immediately at 9.00??? I would say probably not, will perhaps be in the afternoon? That's just a guess though based on previous lotteries. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Deleted on Dec 12, 2010 18:35:25 GMT 1, haha, he did say it was near a pub. Cheers must be the same one.
haha, he did say it was near a pub. Cheers must be the same one.
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stenev
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stenev on Dec 12, 2010 18:36:07 GMT 1, Just sat in bed in the middle of a tea plantation in Sri Lanka having spent a small fortune in data roaming charges to catch up on everything. Congrats to those who bagged one, consolations to those who did not and good luck to the rest of us tomorrow!
Just sat in bed in the middle of a tea plantation in Sri Lanka having spent a small fortune in data roaming charges to catch up on everything. Congrats to those who bagged one, consolations to those who did not and good luck to the rest of us tomorrow!
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Deleted on Dec 12, 2010 18:38:29 GMT 1, Just sat in bed in the middle of a tea plantation in Sri Lanka having spent a small fortune in data roaming charges to catch up on everything. Congrats to those who bagged one, consolations to those who did not and good luck to the rest of us tomorrow!
Good tea? I've wanted to go to sri lanka for quite some time!
Just sat in bed in the middle of a tea plantation in Sri Lanka having spent a small fortune in data roaming charges to catch up on everything. Congrats to those who bagged one, consolations to those who did not and good luck to the rest of us tomorrow! Good tea? I've wanted to go to sri lanka for quite some time! |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stenev on Dec 12, 2010 18:43:45 GMT 1, Great tea! Not sure the new Mrs is too impressed with how I've spent our evening though! Back to honeymooning once the results are out tomorrow.
Great tea! Not sure the new Mrs is too impressed with how I've spent our evening though! Back to honeymooning once the results are out tomorrow.
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by curiousgeorge on Dec 12, 2010 18:47:58 GMT 1, 
7 year old picked the colour as i couldn't make up my mind
Was telling my other half about the drama, still in the dog house for getting involved in the scrap .My lad asked why i didn't leave so explained again! buy the prints for him when he is older, or better yet for his children.Cheeky sod said what if don't have any kids!!!!
7 year old picked the colour as i couldn't make up my mind Was telling my other half about the drama, still in the dog house for getting involved in the scrap .My lad asked why i didn't leave so explained again! buy the prints for him when he is older, or better yet for his children.Cheeky sod said what if don't have any kids!!!! |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Phat Spider on Dec 12, 2010 18:49:36 GMT 1, Has anyone been in primrose hill latley, someone just said there is a fresh Banksy there, im not sure as the guy isnt that clued up on what a banksy would look like but i am stuck at work and cannot leave! Have you heard about this fragile?
I saw it last week - its not a banksy :
www.camdennewjournal.com/news/2010/jul/mystery-solved-it’s-beechey-not-banksy
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by digitalkid on Dec 12, 2010 18:50:10 GMT 1, By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like
Is there a khaki green? this is my Khaki..
By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like Is there a khaki green? this is my Khaki.. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by chablis on Dec 12, 2010 19:02:46 GMT 1, Well that was fun (sarcasm ), went from my office Christmas party straight to Commercial Street in my dinner jacket (Yes, I was the idiot walking around with a bow tie). A very tough night going from hope and expectation to full on disappointment. Enough has been said about the events so I won't add to them, suffice to say it was just short of chaos.
Firstly my apologies to other queue'rs for gettin a few places ahead when the queue rushed forward as I had nothing to collect and you needed to move fast to avoid too many other people jumping in ahead.
I was heading home empty handed once the tickets ran out, when I found others trying to get a mini cab and having heard rumours of 30 missing tickets going to Soho, I thought why not, and shared a cab over to there.
Thanks to everyone for helping keep my spirits up, it was a very long night and then day. I got home so tired it was unbelievable.
The silver lining a nice 'lemon' print, I just wish those others who were in the queue alongside me that night the very best of luck in the lottery. I have say though that it was very hard won.
Later that morning, a number of us were chatting with Simon, and he asked us about that night. He was genuinely interested in what happened, assuring us that it would not happen like that again.
Well that was fun (sarcasm ), went from my office Christmas party straight to Commercial Street in my dinner jacket (Yes, I was the idiot walking around with a bow tie). A very tough night going from hope and expectation to full on disappointment. Enough has been said about the events so I won't add to them, suffice to say it was just short of chaos. Firstly my apologies to other queue'rs for gettin a few places ahead when the queue rushed forward as I had nothing to collect and you needed to move fast to avoid too many other people jumping in ahead. I was heading home empty handed once the tickets ran out, when I found others trying to get a mini cab and having heard rumours of 30 missing tickets going to Soho, I thought why not, and shared a cab over to there. Thanks to everyone for helping keep my spirits up, it was a very long night and then day. I got home so tired it was unbelievable. The silver lining a nice 'lemon' print, I just wish those others who were in the queue alongside me that night the very best of luck in the lottery. I have say though that it was very hard won. Later that morning, a number of us were chatting with Simon, and he asked us about that night. He was genuinely interested in what happened, assuring us that it would not happen like that again. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Con Art Studio on Dec 12, 2010 19:03:09 GMT 1, This is how I would organize it - 1. As soon as its announced online, start going up the line and take clear face on photos of the people. 2. If the line is shorter than the number of print available, stay at the end of the line and continue taking photos of people as the join. 3. When the doors open, you now have a photo record of all the people in line and in order up on a computer. 4. If your photos not on the computer, you don't get a print! No people jumping in or paying others to wait in line over night for them. Simple and Easy
Much simpler solution that I mentioned earlier:
People all queue up BUT it doesn't matter what time you show up because at a specific time everyone online will be handed a raffle ticket with a number on it. Once everyone has their raffle ticket a number will be drawn and whatever number is drawn is the number the line starts at. It doesn't matter if you are first or last to get there.
This not ony prevents line jumpers but also prevents people from standing online for 12+ hours in the cold.
This is how I would organize it - 1. As soon as its announced online, start going up the line and take clear face on photos of the people. 2. If the line is shorter than the number of print available, stay at the end of the line and continue taking photos of people as the join. 3. When the doors open, you now have a photo record of all the people in line and in order up on a computer. 4. If your photos not on the computer, you don't get a print! No people jumping in or paying others to wait in line over night for them. Simple and Easy Much simpler solution that I mentioned earlier: People all queue up BUT it doesn't matter what time you show up because at a specific time everyone online will be handed a raffle ticket with a number on it. Once everyone has their raffle ticket a number will be drawn and whatever number is drawn is the number the line starts at. It doesn't matter if you are first or last to get there. This not ony prevents line jumpers but also prevents people from standing online for 12+ hours in the cold. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by charlie on Dec 12, 2010 19:03:36 GMT 1, By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like Is there a khaki green? this is my Khaki..
each time I see the two together I wonder which I prefer..... got myself a Khaki, but that Slate does look great
By the way, if this is 'slate', what does Khaki green look like Is there a khaki green? this is my Khaki.. each time I see the two together I wonder which I prefer..... got myself a Khaki, but that Slate does look great |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by digitalkid on Dec 12, 2010 19:06:50 GMT 1, each time I see the two together I wonder which I prefer..... got myself a Khaki, but that Slate does look great
I have the same dilema! but I think I made the right choice..
each time I see the two together I wonder which I prefer..... got myself a Khaki, but that Slate does look great I have the same dilema! but I think I made the right choice.. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by eschiff on Dec 12, 2010 19:19:09 GMT 1, Well that was fun (sarcasm ), went from my office Christmas party straight to Commercial Street in my dinner jacket (Yes, I was the idiot walking around with a bow tie). A very tough night going from hope and expectation to full on disappointment. Enough has been said about the events so I won't add to them, suffice to say it was just short of chaos. Firstly my apologies to other queue'rs for gettin a few places ahead when the queue rushed forward as I had nothing to collect and you needed to move fast to avoid too many other people jumping in ahead. I was heading home empty handed once the tickets ran out, when I found others trying to get a mini cab and having heard rumours of 30 missing tickets going to Soho, I thought why not, and shared a cab over to there. Thanks to everyone for helping keep my spirits up, it was a very long night and then day. I got home so tired it was unbelievable. The silver lining a nice 'lemon' print, I just wish those others who were in the queue alongside me that night the very best of luck in the lottery. I have say though that it was very hard won. Later that morning, a number of us were chatting with Simon, and he asked us about that night. He was genuinely interested in what happened, assuring us that it would not happen like that again.
haha, that was a great outfit! nice meeting you, happy it all worked out.
Well that was fun (sarcasm ), went from my office Christmas party straight to Commercial Street in my dinner jacket (Yes, I was the idiot walking around with a bow tie). A very tough night going from hope and expectation to full on disappointment. Enough has been said about the events so I won't add to them, suffice to say it was just short of chaos. Firstly my apologies to other queue'rs for gettin a few places ahead when the queue rushed forward as I had nothing to collect and you needed to move fast to avoid too many other people jumping in ahead. I was heading home empty handed once the tickets ran out, when I found others trying to get a mini cab and having heard rumours of 30 missing tickets going to Soho, I thought why not, and shared a cab over to there. Thanks to everyone for helping keep my spirits up, it was a very long night and then day. I got home so tired it was unbelievable. The silver lining a nice 'lemon' print, I just wish those others who were in the queue alongside me that night the very best of luck in the lottery. I have say though that it was very hard won. Later that morning, a number of us were chatting with Simon, and he asked us about that night. He was genuinely interested in what happened, assuring us that it would not happen like that again. haha, that was a great outfit! nice meeting you, happy it all worked out. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Billy Sport on Dec 12, 2010 19:32:47 GMT 1, told you that colour would look nice hlarmy!
told you that colour would look nice hlarmy!
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by chablis on Dec 12, 2010 19:46:57 GMT 1, Well that was fun (sarcasm ), went from my office Christmas party straight to Commercial Street in my dinner jacket (Yes, I was the idiot walking around with a bow tie). A very tough night going from hope and expectation to full on disappointment. Enough has been said about the events so I won't add to them, suffice to say it was just short of chaos. Firstly my apologies to other queue'rs for gettin a few places ahead when the queue rushed forward as I had nothing to collect and you needed to move fast to avoid too many other people jumping in ahead. I was heading home empty handed once the tickets ran out, when I found others trying to get a mini cab and having heard rumours of 30 missing tickets going to Soho, I thought why not, and shared a cab over to there. Thanks to everyone for helping keep my spirits up, it was a very long night and then day. I got home so tired it was unbelievable. The silver lining a nice 'lemon' print, I just wish those others who were in the queue alongside me that night the very best of luck in the lottery. I have say though that it was very hard won. Later that morning, a number of us were chatting with Simon, and he asked us about that night. He was genuinely interested in what happened, assuring us that it would not happen like that again. haha, that was a great outfit! nice meeting you, happy it all worked out.
Thanks, it was good meeting you too. With the exception of a few obviously dodgy characters, everyone I met there was great, the spirit was great in both queues, and without compromising your own chance we all wanted the best for each other, it's a shame it went so pear shaped.
Well that was fun (sarcasm ), went from my office Christmas party straight to Commercial Street in my dinner jacket (Yes, I was the idiot walking around with a bow tie). A very tough night going from hope and expectation to full on disappointment. Enough has been said about the events so I won't add to them, suffice to say it was just short of chaos. Firstly my apologies to other queue'rs for gettin a few places ahead when the queue rushed forward as I had nothing to collect and you needed to move fast to avoid too many other people jumping in ahead. I was heading home empty handed once the tickets ran out, when I found others trying to get a mini cab and having heard rumours of 30 missing tickets going to Soho, I thought why not, and shared a cab over to there. Thanks to everyone for helping keep my spirits up, it was a very long night and then day. I got home so tired it was unbelievable. The silver lining a nice 'lemon' print, I just wish those others who were in the queue alongside me that night the very best of luck in the lottery. I have say though that it was very hard won. Later that morning, a number of us were chatting with Simon, and he asked us about that night. He was genuinely interested in what happened, assuring us that it would not happen like that again. haha, that was a great outfit! nice meeting you, happy it all worked out. Thanks, it was good meeting you too. With the exception of a few obviously dodgy characters, everyone I met there was great, the spirit was great in both queues, and without compromising your own chance we all wanted the best for each other, it's a shame it went so pear shaped. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Billy Sport on Dec 12, 2010 20:02:51 GMT 1, made me laugh that little south american fella trying to get a ticket sneaking in next to you biggie, the bouncer kicked him out didnt he?
made me laugh that little south american fella trying to get a ticket sneaking in next to you biggie, the bouncer kicked him out didnt he?
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by ghostexplorer on Dec 12, 2010 20:16:28 GMT 1, I'm going for a complete repeat of what I did with my NBG last year - and will end up hanging them side by side..... Deep black box frame, black back panel, black side fillets, and floating on 25mm deep board. Makes the whole print truly look like it's floating.... courtesy of Gary.   very very nice that farming style, would love to have a Dalek abstract piece framed in that way
Would you frame my Khaki like this in the £150 offer,if so count me in.
I'm going for a complete repeat of what I did with my NBG last year - and will end up hanging them side by side..... Deep black box frame, black back panel, black side fillets, and floating on 25mm deep board. Makes the whole print truly look like it's floating.... courtesy of Gary. very very nice that farming style, would love to have a Dalek abstract piece framed in that way Would you frame my Khaki like this in the £150 offer,if so count me in. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by ghostexplorer on Dec 12, 2010 20:19:11 GMT 1, Khaki for me. First colour to sell out on Saturday.
Khaki for me. First colour to sell out on Saturday.
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