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https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/04/business/stamp-art.html
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Yes - interesting piece, Mel!
I like her style of making her article into an art form
to highlight a form of art.
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Call me old fashioned or behind the times but I find it irritating to be given information in this form, having to scroll down to view the next bit of kindergarten style writing.
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Okay, Victor -
you're old fashioned.
(Well, you told me to!)
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Yup. Got it in one.
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Sheepshank,perhaps we can agree that positive things that bring attention to our hobby in the long run benefits the hobby. I'm about as old fashioned as one can get without being dead, and I found Musicman & MBO to be on target for me personally.
Best,
Dan C.
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In the print version of the Times, it's a single, very large "comic" panel. So, no scrolling.
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Quite agree that anything that bolsters our hobby is good, just for me not the way to present the knowledge.
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05:45:35am
Wwll, my droogies, I'll bite the silver bullet,
so to speak; I was quite impressed with what
appeared to be the effort of precocious nine year old.
And completely surprised by the "April Fool's jape
of a supposedly experienced columnist.
I trust the NYT has some demographicc data about its
pre-teen readership and they are so excited they
immediately put their infernal electronic gadgetry
on charge long enough to go to one of the few remaining
stamp shops functioning and meet the almost ancient keeper
of the hinges.
After all I have tried several other ways to engage
the interest of youngsters with little apparent success.
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Yes - interesting piece, Mel!
I like her style of making her article into an art form
to highlight a form of art.
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re: How To See A Stamp
Call me old fashioned or behind the times but I find it irritating to be given information in this form, having to scroll down to view the next bit of kindergarten style writing.
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re: How To See A Stamp
Okay, Victor -
you're old fashioned.
(Well, you told me to!)
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re: How To See A Stamp
Sheepshank,perhaps we can agree that positive things that bring attention to our hobby in the long run benefits the hobby. I'm about as old fashioned as one can get without being dead, and I found Musicman & MBO to be on target for me personally.
Best,
Dan C.
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re: How To See A Stamp
In the print version of the Times, it's a single, very large "comic" panel. So, no scrolling.
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re: How To See A Stamp
Quite agree that anything that bolsters our hobby is good, just for me not the way to present the knowledge.
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Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
10 Apr 2019
05:45:35am
re: How To See A Stamp
Wwll, my droogies, I'll bite the silver bullet,
so to speak; I was quite impressed with what
appeared to be the effort of precocious nine year old.
And completely surprised by the "April Fool's jape
of a supposedly experienced columnist.
I trust the NYT has some demographicc data about its
pre-teen readership and they are so excited they
immediately put their infernal electronic gadgetry
on charge long enough to go to one of the few remaining
stamp shops functioning and meet the almost ancient keeper
of the hinges.
After all I have tried several other ways to engage
the interest of youngsters with little apparent success.
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