Forbidden items in my home...

[jamespowers]

Hm... I say - what you kill, you can stick on your wall.


You kidding me?
I'd have one - in front of my house.. holding a banner "Hippes, ye be warned!" lol

There aren't any Bison left to hunt. You have to buy an old one.

Hippies be warned! :rofl:

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Around here, it's more common to see a house with deer heads on the wall, than without.

 

[zardac]

Forbidden?

Macrame owls...(sigh)

 

[jamespowers]

Around here, it's more common to see a house with deer heads on the wall, than without.

I have one in my summer house.

 

[jamespowers]

Forbidden?

Macrame owls...(sigh)

Oh geez! I hated those in the 1970s and I don't like them any better now.

 

[smith200]

Collection of paintings in my room

Architect Gold Coast

 

[Stray Cat]

Hippies be warned! :rofl:

I can make one for you (just provide me with a somewhat dead hippie)

Around here, it's more common to see a house with deer heads on the wall, than without.

Then, I would not like to live near you (sorry, Tom) [huh]

Forbidden?
Macrame owls...(sigh)

Never saw one before..
It reminds me of tapestry..

Hanging a carpet on a wall?! :nono:

 

[jamespowers]

I can make one for you (just provide me with a somewhat dead hippie)



Never saw one before..
It reminds me of tapestry..

Hanging a carpet on a wall?! :nono:

Sending a couple containers of hippies Behind God's Back right now....

I had one of the stupid owls here when I moved in. They burn nicely and make a nice warm fire. The stick is kindling.

 

[vitanola]

It reminds me of tapestry..

Hanging a carpet on a wall?! :nono:

There is a very long history of civilised folk hanging their walls with tapestries, dating from ancient times up to the present.

For example:
" An interior that illustrates the proper use of tapestries. From the residence of the late Stanford White. On the wall in the foreground three Renaissance tapestries, one large and two small, in the extremely decorative Grotesque style. In the music room beyond can be seen Oriental Commerce, a large tapestry 15 feet 3 by 19, woven at Brussels in the first half of the XVIII century and signed D. Leyniers."

Drawing room as Croom Court. Decorations designed by Robert Adam, hangings woven at the Gobleins Works.

In point of fact, before the Nineteenth Century, so-called Turkish and Persian rugs were far too precious to be used as floor covering. These carpets were generally used as wall hangings and table coverings.

Of course, we of the hoi polloi must content ourselves with wallpaper, but thats not such a terrible sacrifice, is it?

 

[Stray Cat]

Sending a couple containers of hippies Behind God's Back right now..

Oh, yes.. you've got PLENTY of hippies.. there's a hippie production-line there.

I had one of the stupid owls here when I moved in. They burn nicely and make a nice warm fire.

Hmmm.. I never tried that.. would it work with all stupid and ugly decoration?

There is a very long history of civilised folk hanging their walls with tapestries, dating from ancient times up to the present.
In point of fact, before the Nineteenth Century, so-called Turkish and Persian rugs were far too precious to be used as floor covering.

As I've said: carpets on walls. :nono:

 

[jamespowers]

Oh, yes.. you've got PLENTY of hippies.. there's a hippie production-line there.


Hmmm.. I never tried that.. would it work with all stupid and ugly decoration?


As I've said: carpets on walls. :nono:

Yeah we keep getting them replenished from the east coast---darn it!:doh:

All stupid and ugly decorations burn with amazing blue and green flames coming from them.

 

[Stray Cat]

All stupid and ugly decorations burn with amazing blue and green flames coming from them.

Then I simply MUST try it out..

 

[dh66]

I used to have a couple of awesome tapestries that I had aquired down in Mexico years ago. One was the Virgin of Guadalupe (of course) and the other was a sort of distorted looking Elvis Presley. Alas, they now reside in the bottom of a box out in the garage. My wife does not share my good taste in interior design unfortunately

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[jamespowers]

Then I simply MUST try it out..

it will be like Fourth of July is here.

 

[jamespowers]

I used to have a couple of awesome tapestries that I had aquired down in Mexico years ago. One was the Virgin of Guadalupe (of course) and the other was a sort of distorted looking Elvis Presley. Alas, they now reside in the bottom of a box out in the garage. My wife does not share my good taste in interior design unfortunately

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Elvis on velvet. :rofl: I hope it was at least the young Elvis.

 

[countryclubjoe]

Hi Folks

I have a 17 yo daughter, so NO boys allowed. LOL

Also I would never have plastic covers on my sofa or chairs.

Best regards

CCJ

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Cactus -- I have a major phobia of cactus.

 

[vitanola]

Cactus -- I have a major phobia of cactus.

Not even a little green cactus?

[video=youtube_share;HyqzJTNcygE]http://youtu.be/HyqzJTNcygE[/video]

 

[Stearmen]

Yeah we keep getting them replenished from the east coast---darn it!:doh:

I must owe you an apology James! I have seen a few Hippies around in the last month or so, naturally, I blamed you. Thought you were giving them some Greyhound tickets and brownies, and telling them pot is legal in Colorado!

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Colorado is where I thought they were all going in the first place.