Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome!

Posted by MMMMarcia on October 30, 1999 at 06:55:46:

In Reply to: Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! posted by Gnome on October 29, 1999 at 23:56:46:

Hey, GnomeDome! Been following this thread with interest, and I think Dana has a good point. (Not as good, perhaps, as the one on top of your little gnomiehead, but pretty good, anyway!) ;o)

I, myself, would never have a use for a REAL Killdeer that fires actual rounds and all, but a piece of art, well...that's another matter. When things happen to make your original bit of work unusable, why not turn it into something fun & sell for a lesser price to those of us who'd not care that it wouldn't actually kill an elk? As long as you don't misrepresent the fact that it was made from a damaged stock, I'd think it a wonderful bit of recycling, and wouldn't mind having something like that for kicks. Will you consider this?

MMMMarcia

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• Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Gnome Carabine 10:47:01 10/30/99 (6)
  • Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! MMMMarcia 10:57:09 10/30/99 (5)
    • Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Gnome Carabine 12:28:17 10/30/99 (1)
      • Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! MMMMarcia 13:18:03 10/30/99 (0)
    • Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Dana S. 12:23:20 10/30/99 (2)
      • Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Flabbergasted Gnome 12:32:03 10/30/99 (1)
        • Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Dana S. 12:42:33 10/30/99 (0)
• Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Kate 08:25:15 10/30/99 (0)
• Re: Don't Throw Away the Cracked Ones, Gnome! Dana S. 08:22:53 10/30/99 (0)

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: Hey, GnomeDome!  Been following this thread with interest, and I think Dana has a good point.  (Not as good, perhaps, as the one on top of your little gnomiehead, but pretty good, anyway!) ;o)

: I, myself, would never have a use for a REAL Killdeer that fires actual rounds and all, but a piece of art, well...that's another matter.  When things happen to make your original bit of work unusable, why not turn it into something fun & sell for a lesser price to those of us who'd not care that it wouldn't actually kill an elk?  As long as you don't misrepresent the fact that it was made from a damaged stock, I'd think it a wonderful bit of recycling, and wouldn't mind having something like that for kicks.  Will you consider this?  

: MMMMarcia


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