NCPARS/That Fish Place Winter Frag Event - Jan. 31, 2009
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reeftard73
In Memoriam
Yeah, the gardner is earning his keep...in more ways than one.
Tampico96
Member
The drive by crew could roll up in this....
http://www.oneinchpunch.net/2007/12/11/fish-tank-car-in-bangkok/
http://www.oneinchpunch.net/2007/12/11/fish-tank-car-in-bangkok/
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reeftard73
In Memoriam
We went from ganstas to gardeners in a few posts. We did well.
reeftard73
In Memoriam
There IS a garage. Notice how the driveway continues forward and curves to the left. THAT is the garage. The side of the garage is facaded to look like a room of the house. There are many houses like this.
Tampico96
Member
Something that I just thought of swap wise (since this is my first swap) Would it be a good idea to bring a sharpie marker, so as to id all the frags we get? I could be wrong but i doubt anybody would take the time to mark what the frag is. I hope to do a better job marking the items that I get. Either with a number on each frag cup/bag and have a paper list.
Far too many times I have ended up saying "that is some kind of leather but I cant remember what"
Far too many times I have ended up saying "that is some kind of leather but I cant remember what"
bmorecopper
Member
Its all fun and games until the cops show up....lol.
I'll be at the swap. Matt I'll look for you since I know what you look like. See you guys there!
I'll be at the swap. Matt I'll look for you since I know what you look like. See you guys there!
Joe
Member
Hi, Matt,
Sorry I didn't get to speak more to you yesterday, but you were swamped with customers. I did get to speak briefly with Darrin and one other person, but I can't remember his name. My wife and I left right after the tank drilling demo, so we weren't able to hang around long. She had out-of-town clients she had to show houses to. I was lucky she had enough time to spend there that she did. She appeared mildly curious, I thought.
Yes, I picked up some type of dark green caulaustrea, and some kryptonite caulaustrea too (bright, electric green, wife's favorite). Also some safecracker red zoos, two different types of palys, a nice kenya tree mounted on a rock with a couple bristle stars hitching a ride, and a real nice frag of an alien mummy eye chalice. Oh, and a long tentacled toadstool leather. I couldn't find any euphyllia yesterday. Maybe the next event. I had fun trying to mount some of the frags yesterday, as the glue I bought at TFP for the purpose wouldn't come out of the plastic bottle. Luckily, I had some mounting clay that did the trick. I like clay better anyway. It's easier, and it looks like coraline-covered rock when it cures.
Sorry I missed everyone else, but I'm sure we'll hook up on down the road.
Joe
Sorry I didn't get to speak more to you yesterday, but you were swamped with customers. I did get to speak briefly with Darrin and one other person, but I can't remember his name. My wife and I left right after the tank drilling demo, so we weren't able to hang around long. She had out-of-town clients she had to show houses to. I was lucky she had enough time to spend there that she did. She appeared mildly curious, I thought.
Yes, I picked up some type of dark green caulaustrea, and some kryptonite caulaustrea too (bright, electric green, wife's favorite). Also some safecracker red zoos, two different types of palys, a nice kenya tree mounted on a rock with a couple bristle stars hitching a ride, and a real nice frag of an alien mummy eye chalice. Oh, and a long tentacled toadstool leather. I couldn't find any euphyllia yesterday. Maybe the next event. I had fun trying to mount some of the frags yesterday, as the glue I bought at TFP for the purpose wouldn't come out of the plastic bottle. Luckily, I had some mounting clay that did the trick. I like clay better anyway. It's easier, and it looks like coraline-covered rock when it cures.
Sorry I missed everyone else, but I'm sure we'll hook up on down the road.
Joe
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