killerkellah
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The Other Half Factor, by killerkellah on May 19, 2008 12:13:21 GMT 1, ive often found that my wifes lack of interest in my art collection has hindered my ability to buy it and more importanly hang it on the walls.
common points of contention are
the price the image the framing price
the 'thats not going on our wall' punch line
just wondered if anyone out there has had to give up / hide a much loved piece because of your partner disapproves?
ive often found that my wifes lack of interest in my art collection has hindered my ability to buy it and more importanly hang it on the walls.
common points of contention are
the price the image the framing price
the 'thats not going on our wall' punch line
just wondered if anyone out there has had to give up / hide a much loved piece because of your partner disapproves?
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dmandpenfold
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The Other Half Factor, by dmandpenfold on May 19, 2008 12:16:30 GMT 1, she can disapprove, but she doesnt know about half of it until the tube arrives at the door, haven't had to sell a piece on her say so yet, but she does have right of veto on the wall space though..
she can disapprove, but she doesnt know about half of it until the tube arrives at the door, haven't had to sell a piece on her say so yet, but she does have right of veto on the wall space though..
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killerkellah
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The Other Half Factor, by killerkellah on May 19, 2008 12:21:04 GMT 1, oh and my wife hates me being on the forum, especially when shes trying to tell me important shit!
oh and my wife hates me being on the forum, especially when shes trying to tell me important shit!
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Bram
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The Other Half Factor, by Bram on May 19, 2008 12:23:55 GMT 1, Lets just say I bought the Beejoir Blurry Mary and it has not gone down too well.
I thought sticking up a picture of the Virgin Mary with little Jesus in arms with the words CLEARLY A VIRGIN in bloody big letters painted over the top would be a nice surprise when the outlaws come round. Apparently this is not a good idea. You just can't please some people. The fact that I was going to have it back lit so there was no ignoring it, is also a bad idea. Just have to settle for a suited gent giving the fingers.
Lets just say I bought the Beejoir Blurry Mary and it has not gone down too well.
I thought sticking up a picture of the Virgin Mary with little Jesus in arms with the words CLEARLY A VIRGIN in bloody big letters painted over the top would be a nice surprise when the outlaws come round. Apparently this is not a good idea. You just can't please some people. The fact that I was going to have it back lit so there was no ignoring it, is also a bad idea. Just have to settle for a suited gent giving the fingers.
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jfury
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The Other Half Factor, by jfury on May 19, 2008 12:27:44 GMT 1, oh and my wife hates me being on the forum, especially when shes trying to tell me important s**t!
hahaha same as!....coversation goes like this....."come on we are supposed to be watching this film together can you get off that forum".....followed by "your not buying anything are you!?!?!...you know we have no space...oh and when are you going to move all those tubes in the spare room"
;D
oh and my wife hates me being on the forum, especially when shes trying to tell me important s**t! hahaha same as!....coversation goes like this....."come on we are supposed to be watching this film together can you get off that forum".....followed by "your not buying anything are you!?!?!...you know we have no space...oh and when are you going to move all those tubes in the spare room" ;D
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killerkellah
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The Other Half Factor, by killerkellah on May 19, 2008 12:29:11 GMT 1, classic
thats why i find it so funny, its like having addiction that you shouldnt be ashamed of, but kind of are.
i find myself closing down the forum page when the wife walks in the room and then have to remind myself im not looking at animal porn or anthing like that!!
classic
thats why i find it so funny, its like having addiction that you shouldnt be ashamed of, but kind of are.
i find myself closing down the forum page when the wife walks in the room and then have to remind myself im not looking at animal porn or anthing like that!!
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The Other Half Factor, by funster on May 19, 2008 12:33:35 GMT 1, They're the Banksy Widows - wife’s and girlfriends lost to their partners obsessive art buying/forum surfing.
They're the Banksy Widows - wife’s and girlfriends lost to their partners obsessive art buying/forum surfing.
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jfury
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The Other Half Factor, by jfury on May 19, 2008 12:36:28 GMT 1, classic thats why i find it so funny, its like having addiction that you shouldnt be ashamed of, but kind of are. i find myself closing down the forum page when the wife walks in the room and then have to remind myself im not looking at animal porn or anthing like that!!
....haha..I have been thinking about getting a portfolio folder thing, then as soon as they (prints) arrive, straight in there and I can then decide what to put up, keep, swap out/over etc.....that way no tubes and no idea!....does not help with originals though.
classic thats why i find it so funny, its like having addiction that you shouldnt be ashamed of, but kind of are. i find myself closing down the forum page when the wife walks in the room and then have to remind myself im not looking at animal porn or anthing like that!! ....haha..I have been thinking about getting a portfolio folder thing, then as soon as they (prints) arrive, straight in there and I can then decide what to put up, keep, swap out/over etc.....that way no tubes and no idea!....does not help with originals though.
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curiousgeorge
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The Other Half Factor, by curiousgeorge on May 19, 2008 12:39:30 GMT 1, Yip, I'm a victim of this too. I get the line "My parents won't like that" as if for one second i buy stuff with them in mind
Yip, I'm a victim of this too. I get the line "My parents won't like that" as if for one second i buy stuff with them in mind
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killerkellah
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The Other Half Factor, by killerkellah on May 19, 2008 12:42:25 GMT 1, its like the mother in law is a patron of youre home gallery or something!
thankfully because of all the press the outlaws have now kind of heard of Banksy which makes things slightly easier!
its like the mother in law is a patron of youre home gallery or something!
thankfully because of all the press the outlaws have now kind of heard of Banksy which makes things slightly easier!
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newmang
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The Other Half Factor, by newmang on May 19, 2008 12:43:28 GMT 1, same problem here but its only the subject matter of the image (never tell her the price!). I've adopted the portfolio approach and try and hang around for the postman if expecting a print. Recently decided to sell some war themed prints as there was no way she was going to have them on the walls and it didn't seem right leaving them under the bed indefinitely.
same problem here but its only the subject matter of the image (never tell her the price!). I've adopted the portfolio approach and try and hang around for the postman if expecting a print. Recently decided to sell some war themed prints as there was no way she was going to have them on the walls and it didn't seem right leaving them under the bed indefinitely.
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spirit
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The Other Half Factor, by spirit on May 19, 2008 12:47:41 GMT 1, How to keep the wife happy
1. Buy her a print that she will actually like (Obey's Metropark Monkey Pod worked for me). 2. Keep all your tubes out of view (I keep mine in the office) 3. Keep telling her how much that Banksy you got from source is worth now 4. Tell her you're selling a print a print to buy her a present (which you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have this interest) 5. Only tell her about half the prints you buy and say they cost half what they do. 6. Tell her about all the prints you sell
feel free to add to this list...
How to keep the wife happy
1. Buy her a print that she will actually like (Obey's Metropark Monkey Pod worked for me). 2. Keep all your tubes out of view (I keep mine in the office) 3. Keep telling her how much that Banksy you got from source is worth now 4. Tell her you're selling a print a print to buy her a present (which you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have this interest) 5. Only tell her about half the prints you buy and say they cost half what they do. 6. Tell her about all the prints you sell
feel free to add to this list...
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The Other Half Factor, by Jonny Wednesday on May 19, 2008 12:51:24 GMT 1, creative accounting is the key....if she only knew how much I really spent by balls would put through the blender!!
as for the time spent on this site....I just keep telling her I'm on the lookout for 'rude copper' - her favourite banksy....
creative accounting is the key....if she only knew how much I really spent by balls would put through the blender!!
as for the time spent on this site....I just keep telling her I'm on the lookout for 'rude copper' - her favourite banksy....
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The Other Half Factor, by bobbyt23 on May 19, 2008 12:51:27 GMT 1, Here's what I did.....when we moved into the flat I said she could have the spare bedroom as a dressing room if I could have control of the lounge.
So now I get all say over what goes on the walls.
Here's what I did.....when we moved into the flat I said she could have the spare bedroom as a dressing room if I could have control of the lounge.
So now I get all say over what goes on the walls.
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Winter
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The Other Half Factor, by Winter on May 19, 2008 12:52:49 GMT 1, My wife apologises about the Neate WSP every time someone comes round
My wife apologises about the Neate WSP every time someone comes round
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spirit
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The Other Half Factor, by spirit on May 19, 2008 12:54:58 GMT 1, oh and my wife hates me being on the forum, especially when shes trying to tell me important s**t! hahaha same as!....coversation goes like this....."come on we are supposed to be watching this film together can you get off that forum".....followed by "your not buying anything are you!?!?!...you know we have no space...oh and when are you going to move all those tubes in the spare room" ;D
That's so familiar it's spooky. Your not banging my wife are you?
oh and my wife hates me being on the forum, especially when shes trying to tell me important s**t! hahaha same as!....coversation goes like this....."come on we are supposed to be watching this film together can you get off that forum".....followed by "your not buying anything are you!?!?!...you know we have no space...oh and when are you going to move all those tubes in the spare room" ;D That's so familiar it's spooky. Your not banging my wife are you?
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The Other Half Factor, by manchestermike on May 19, 2008 12:55:40 GMT 1, My wife apologises about the Neate WSP every time someone comes round
How come?
My wife apologises about the Neate WSP every time someone comes round How come?
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The Other Half Factor, by felix on May 19, 2008 12:58:43 GMT 1, Tell them the prints are 'ours', always helps
Tell them the prints are 'ours', always helps
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streetgirl
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The Other Half Factor, by streetgirl on May 19, 2008 12:58:51 GMT 1, Hmm, I must be a lucky bugger. My partner encourages the print buying and looks out for her own. If I ever think of selling something she talks me out of it, even if it's been sat in a portfolio for 8 months.
The downside is, she's nicked about 6 prints and put them up on her own walls whilst my place gets renovated stating that they are just for the interim and for sure I can have them back.
My place has been renovated for over 6 months now. My prints remain on her walls.
Hmm, I must be a lucky bugger. My partner encourages the print buying and looks out for her own. If I ever think of selling something she talks me out of it, even if it's been sat in a portfolio for 8 months.
The downside is, she's nicked about 6 prints and put them up on her own walls whilst my place gets renovated stating that they are just for the interim and for sure I can have them back.
My place has been renovated for over 6 months now. My prints remain on her walls.
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The Other Half Factor, by artngigs on May 19, 2008 12:59:57 GMT 1, Reading the subject title.....I was thinkiing this was another sh!tty Simon Cowell TV Show!
Reading the subject title.....I was thinkiing this was another sh!tty Simon Cowell TV Show!
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The Other Half Factor, by onemandown72 on May 19, 2008 13:02:17 GMT 1, Nice to see many in the same boat. One solution I had was unique to my home, but maybe helpful for others about to go into the same situation. We are having a large amount of work being done on our house (loft extension, garage knocked down and rebuilt with room above, etc.) house is old and needs extending. I have agreed that layout, colourschemes, furniture (which is OK as we both love same thing) my missus had carte blanche on. In exchange I had carte blanche on the walls.
Nice to see many in the same boat. One solution I had was unique to my home, but maybe helpful for others about to go into the same situation. We are having a large amount of work being done on our house (loft extension, garage knocked down and rebuilt with room above, etc.) house is old and needs extending. I have agreed that layout, colourschemes, furniture (which is OK as we both love same thing) my missus had carte blanche on. In exchange I had carte blanche on the walls.
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Bram
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The Other Half Factor, by Bram on May 19, 2008 13:02:21 GMT 1, Funster - I like that expression "The Banksy Widows".
I also have "The Book". It's an A4 lined book which I keep a note of various stuff such as new prints for each artist etc. Being on the forum is accepted but when The Book comes out its "oh no the books out, what are you buying, how much is it, do you know we haven't paid the gas bill yet."
My wife is now used to the tube dance, when trying to smuggle in a new print. I did once spontaneously purchase a baby grand piano. So she sees a little cardboard tube as a relief.
Funster - I like that expression "The Banksy Widows".
I also have "The Book". It's an A4 lined book which I keep a note of various stuff such as new prints for each artist etc. Being on the forum is accepted but when The Book comes out its "oh no the books out, what are you buying, how much is it, do you know we haven't paid the gas bill yet."
My wife is now used to the tube dance, when trying to smuggle in a new print. I did once spontaneously purchase a baby grand piano. So she sees a little cardboard tube as a relief.
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The Other Half Factor, by onemandown72 on May 19, 2008 13:04:08 GMT 1, Funster - I like that expression "The Banksy Widows". I also have "The Book". It's an A4 lined book which I keep a note of various stuff such as new prints for each artist etc. Being on the forum is accepted but when The Book comes out its "oh no the books out, what are you buying, how much is it, do you know we haven't paid the gas bill yet." My wife is now used to the tube dance, when trying to smuggle in a new print. I did once spontaneously purchase a baby grand piano. So she sees a little cardboard tube as a relief.
Brilliant, my book is kept in safe in garage in case house burns down and I need to speak to Mr Insurance man.
Funster - I like that expression "The Banksy Widows". I also have "The Book". It's an A4 lined book which I keep a note of various stuff such as new prints for each artist etc. Being on the forum is accepted but when The Book comes out its "oh no the books out, what are you buying, how much is it, do you know we haven't paid the gas bill yet." My wife is now used to the tube dance, when trying to smuggle in a new print. I did once spontaneously purchase a baby grand piano. So she sees a little cardboard tube as a relief. Brilliant, my book is kept in safe in garage in case house burns down and I need to speak to Mr Insurance man.
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The Other Half Factor, by holden on May 19, 2008 13:15:53 GMT 1, How to keep the wife happy 1. Buy her a print that she will actually like (Obey's Metropark Monkey Pod worked for me). 2. Keep all your tubes out of view (I keep mine in the office) 3. Keep telling her how much that Banksy you got from source is worth now 4. Tell her you're selling a print a print to buy her a present (which you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have this interest) 5. Only tell her about half the prints you buy and say they cost half what they do. 6. Tell her about all the prints you sell
Love it! Its most definitely a problem and best summed up by dmandpenfold......... 'she doesnt know the half of it' !!
7. Agree head of the postman. Dont get caught with 4 skateboards, when your the laziest most un-co person she/he has ever met....and they dont have wheels....and your of an age where mid-life crisis springs to mind. 8. Show her/him recent sales completions of prints she/he knows you have (lets not get into those she/he doesnt know about). Be prepared for the next question of how much did 'you' pay for it and go slightly above half (not so obvious) in a knowing and relatively quick response, then offering to make tea before the lies get too involved and if it is a she.... has you on the ropes.....they know, their spider sense starts tingling (its on the second X chromosome along with the 'I smell b*llshit' gene and the 'find it' gene.......which reminds me, the protfolio has to be the go as the high number of tubes looking like WMD sticking and rolling out the wardrobe is an obvious find.....even to the CIA & MI5) 9. Start small. Frame nice (this equates to the expensive ones) first, place in neutral areas....spare rooms/studies/up stair hallways......unless its a banksy then go for prominence so she/he can let all and sundry that walk/knock on the door know what it is...including Jehovas who come a knocking....and then spread slowly from there. As a ball park, one iffy blokey image can be diluted with 2 agreed on prints that are framed nicley. Over include them on these decisions as it will be good bartering power for that stray one that has to go up when she/he is away at the in-laws
How to keep the wife happy 1. Buy her a print that she will actually like (Obey's Metropark Monkey Pod worked for me). 2. Keep all your tubes out of view (I keep mine in the office) 3. Keep telling her how much that Banksy you got from source is worth now 4. Tell her you're selling a print a print to buy her a present (which you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have this interest) 5. Only tell her about half the prints you buy and say they cost half what they do. 6. Tell her about all the prints you sell Love it! Its most definitely a problem and best summed up by dmandpenfold......... 'she doesnt know the half of it' !! 7. Agree head of the postman. Dont get caught with 4 skateboards, when your the laziest most un-co person she/he has ever met....and they dont have wheels....and your of an age where mid-life crisis springs to mind. 8. Show her/him recent sales completions of prints she/he knows you have (lets not get into those she/he doesnt know about). Be prepared for the next question of how much did 'you' pay for it and go slightly above half (not so obvious) in a knowing and relatively quick response, then offering to make tea before the lies get too involved and if it is a she.... has you on the ropes.....they know, their spider sense starts tingling (its on the second X chromosome along with the 'I smell b*llshit' gene and the 'find it' gene.......which reminds me, the protfolio has to be the go as the high number of tubes looking like WMD sticking and rolling out the wardrobe is an obvious find.....even to the CIA & MI5) 9. Start small. Frame nice (this equates to the expensive ones) first, place in neutral areas....spare rooms/studies/up stair hallways......unless its a banksy then go for prominence so she/he can let all and sundry that walk/knock on the door know what it is...including Jehovas who come a knocking....and then spread slowly from there. As a ball park, one iffy blokey image can be diluted with 2 agreed on prints that are framed nicley. Over include them on these decisions as it will be good bartering power for that stray one that has to go up when she/he is away at the in-laws
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killerkellah
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The Other Half Factor, by killerkellah on May 19, 2008 13:20:21 GMT 1, How to keep the wife happy 1. Buy her a print that she will actually like (Obey's Metropark Monkey Pod worked for me). 2. Keep all your tubes out of view (I keep mine in the office) 3. Keep telling her how much that Banksy you got from source is worth now 4. Tell her you're selling a print a print to buy her a present (which you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have this interest) 5. Only tell her about half the prints you buy and say they cost half what they do. 6. Tell her about all the prints you sell Love it! Its most definitely a problem and best summed up by dmandpenfold......... 'she doesnt know the half of it' !! 7. Agree head of the postman. Dont get caught with 4 skateboards, when your the laziest most un-co person she/he has ever met....and they dont have wheels....and your of an age where mid-life crisis springs to mind. 8. Show her/him recent sales completions of prints she/he knows you have (lets not get into those she/he doesnt know about). Be prepared for the next question of how much did 'you' pay for it and go slightly above half (not so obvious) in a knowing and relatively quick response, then offering to make tea before the lies get too involved and if it is a she.... has you on the ropes.....they know, their spider sense starts tingling (its on the second X chromosome along with the 'I smell b*lls**t' gene and the 'find it' gene.......which reminds me, the protfolio has to be the go as the high number of tubes looking like WMD sticking and rolling out the wardrobe is an obvious find.....even to the CIA & MI5) 9. Start small. Frame nice (this equates to the expensive ones) first, place in neutral areas....spare rooms/studies/up stair hallways......unless its a banksy then go for prominence so she/he can let all and sundry that walk/knock on the door know what it is...including Jehovas who come a knocking....and then spread slowly from there. As a ball park, one iffy blokey image can be diluted with 2 agreed on prints that are framed nicley. Over include them on these decisions as it will be good bartering power for that stray one that has to go up when she/he is away at the in-laws
love that! i recently ''gave'' my wife the Josh Keyes print from Tiny Showcase, a strategic move to keep her involved because
a) she liked it b) i figured its still staying in the house, so its still mine
a week later she gave it to her mate who also liked it!
lucky ive re ordered and it will stay mine.
How to keep the wife happy 1. Buy her a print that she will actually like (Obey's Metropark Monkey Pod worked for me). 2. Keep all your tubes out of view (I keep mine in the office) 3. Keep telling her how much that Banksy you got from source is worth now 4. Tell her you're selling a print a print to buy her a present (which you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have this interest) 5. Only tell her about half the prints you buy and say they cost half what they do. 6. Tell her about all the prints you sell Love it! Its most definitely a problem and best summed up by dmandpenfold......... 'she doesnt know the half of it' !! 7. Agree head of the postman. Dont get caught with 4 skateboards, when your the laziest most un-co person she/he has ever met....and they dont have wheels....and your of an age where mid-life crisis springs to mind. 8. Show her/him recent sales completions of prints she/he knows you have (lets not get into those she/he doesnt know about). Be prepared for the next question of how much did 'you' pay for it and go slightly above half (not so obvious) in a knowing and relatively quick response, then offering to make tea before the lies get too involved and if it is a she.... has you on the ropes.....they know, their spider sense starts tingling (its on the second X chromosome along with the 'I smell b*lls**t' gene and the 'find it' gene.......which reminds me, the protfolio has to be the go as the high number of tubes looking like WMD sticking and rolling out the wardrobe is an obvious find.....even to the CIA & MI5) 9. Start small. Frame nice (this equates to the expensive ones) first, place in neutral areas....spare rooms/studies/up stair hallways......unless its a banksy then go for prominence so she/he can let all and sundry that walk/knock on the door know what it is...including Jehovas who come a knocking....and then spread slowly from there. As a ball park, one iffy blokey image can be diluted with 2 agreed on prints that are framed nicley. Over include them on these decisions as it will be good bartering power for that stray one that has to go up when she/he is away at the in-laws love that! i recently ''gave'' my wife the Josh Keyes print from Tiny Showcase, a strategic move to keep her involved because a) she liked it b) i figured its still staying in the house, so its still mine a week later she gave it to her mate who also liked it! lucky ive re ordered and it will stay mine.
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The Other Half Factor, by Winter on May 19, 2008 13:28:47 GMT 1, My wife apologises about the Neate WSP every time someone comes round How come?
She thinks it's ugly
My wife apologises about the Neate WSP every time someone comes round How come? She thinks it's ugly
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The Other Half Factor, by TAOI on May 19, 2008 13:33:02 GMT 1, Funster - I like that expression "The Banksy Widows". I also have "The Book". It's an A4 lined book which I keep a note of various stuff such as new prints for each artist etc. Being on the forum is accepted but when The Book comes out its "oh no the books out, what are you buying, how much is it, do you know we haven't paid the gas bill yet." My wife is now used to the tube dance, when trying to smuggle in a new print. I did once spontaneously purchase a baby grand piano. So she sees a little cardboard tube as a relief. Brilliant, my book is kept in safe in garage in case house burns down and I need to speak to Mr Insurance man.
Hate to jump on this thread with my business hat on, but it's a really good point - avoid keeping your provinance/receipts in the same place as the art itself. I only sepearted the two myself on the week-end!
Funster - I like that expression "The Banksy Widows". I also have "The Book". It's an A4 lined book which I keep a note of various stuff such as new prints for each artist etc. Being on the forum is accepted but when The Book comes out its "oh no the books out, what are you buying, how much is it, do you know we haven't paid the gas bill yet." My wife is now used to the tube dance, when trying to smuggle in a new print. I did once spontaneously purchase a baby grand piano. So she sees a little cardboard tube as a relief. Brilliant, my book is kept in safe in garage in case house burns down and I need to speak to Mr Insurance man. Hate to jump on this thread with my business hat on, but it's a really good point - avoid keeping your provinance/receipts in the same place as the art itself. I only sepearted the two myself on the week-end!
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Bram
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The Other Half Factor, by Bram on May 19, 2008 13:33:47 GMT 1, Let's face it some of the images are hardly family adhering. "Oh look it's Mickey Mouse and Ronald Mcdonald......screwing each over whilst some rotting flesh is hanging from George Bush's face" more tea Vicar?
Let's face it some of the images are hardly family adhering. "Oh look it's Mickey Mouse and Ronald Mcdonald......screwing each over whilst some rotting flesh is hanging from George Bush's face" more tea Vicar?
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The Other Half Factor, by jfury on May 19, 2008 14:05:14 GMT 1, ....I have a delivery due this eve at 6pm, getting home early as my wife doesnt get home until 7pm. No chance I am going to get away with it as its an original but at least its in my house.
I know exactly where its going to go so I am going to put it straight up on the wall before she gets home then hopefully she will be pleasantly suprised.....as to be honest I am sure she will like it.
....I have a delivery due this eve at 6pm, getting home early as my wife doesnt get home until 7pm. No chance I am going to get away with it as its an original but at least its in my house.
I know exactly where its going to go so I am going to put it straight up on the wall before she gets home then hopefully she will be pleasantly suprised.....as to be honest I am sure she will like it.
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