Ha, HA, HA, ha, Ha, HA!!! My First Attempt at a Carved Rubber Stamp!

[Thom Courcelle]

LIAM TRA, anyone????

Everyone who gets mail art from me must hereforthwith hold up to the mirror whatever you get from me.  HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA!!!!

[Thom Courcelle]

Will do, Angie!

[David Stafford]

Is it possible to fit Esorbma Ecreib in here somewhere?

[De Villo Sloan]

Divad Droffats was with Yar, you know, supposedly on a mission to deliver the Droffats Archive to Brazilian concrete poets. Thus the legend of The Treasure of the Sierra Madres was born. Fakes are constantly appearing.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

All righty, then, no problem. Sorry to hear Yar was an "encaustic art critic." Those can be terrible.

[Thom Courcelle]

Don't worry, everyone... I am of the school of "waste-not-want-not," so this stamp will definitely be used!  I will try to send an imprint of some sort to everyone--and don't forget to archive it so you can sell it on ebay 40 years from now and make lots of money!

[David Stafford]

Yar Nosnhoj, the amazingly enigmatic Finnish collage-injected encaustic art critic who disappeared in Mexico's Sierra Madre in the early 50s...

[Nancy Bell Scott]

David, I had to think about that one. That means it's too hard.

[David Stafford]

Ah, Liam Tra...the Irish / Vietnamese Mail Art Superstar and a huge fan of Yar Nosnhoj

[Amy Irwen]

Love it Thom....for sure still use it!!!!

[Nancy Bell Scott]

De Villo, for once I figured out your cap letters without having to think.