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!!!!

[David Stafford]

thom, yes...that's it exactly....in my youth I was not subtle...be glad I spared you the incinerated Santa in the Chimney...

 

[Nancy Bell Scott]

I don't think a lighting bolt would do it.

[Thom Courcelle]

So David... was that X-mas card supposed to represent Zeus striking down the commercialism of the holiday with a lighting bolt? Or did Santa's reindeer take revenge with a yellow icicle when Santa tried to deny them a Christmas bonus?

I cannot believe the oxpecker made it into my blog.

Worked on LIAM TRA mailings today. Everyone keep an eye out next week!

[De Villo Sloan]

OMG, you are truly cracking me up, and I'm not going down this slippery slope. Yes, there SHOULD be a Saul Bellow novel set in South Africa. Now I can't imagine his complete work without it. You are almost as funny as my old friend, Divad Droffats who was tragically lost...

[David Stafford]

South African the Oxpecker is that missing Saul Bellow novel....

[De Villo Sloan]

I meant the South African oxpecker discussion

[De Villo Sloan]

Gregory Peck? Not a good move, David, with South African the oxpecker discussion going on. I knew there was a stronger Ambrose Bierce connection to the discussion than the feeble one I made. I think there's a Twilight Zone connection there too, which might take us back to issue of hidden messages written backwards in mail-art - a menace to our youth.

[David Stafford]

An old xmas card which I did backwards. You can't really tell except for the dollar sign...DV, you forgot to tell about how Ambrose disappeared into Mexico and then wrote Treasure of the Sierra and became Gregory Peck.

[De Villo Sloan]

Ambrose Bierce - American writer similar to A. E. Eop. "Incident at Owl Creek Bridge," Devil's Dictionary & bunch of other stuff. Yes Snooker, a must for Brain Cell!

[Thom Courcelle]

Esorbma Ecreib? Unfamiliar...  Bierce Ambrose?  This is over my head, or making me dyslexic, or something...