Just Put These Up On My Wall
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Jockman said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
Nice one Bomber....has your father died 
No, it's a term of endearment...."that was nice of him to do that, bless him"


bomberh said:
Jockman said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
Nice one Bomber....has your father died 
No, it's a term of endearment...."that was nice of him to do that, bless him"



L0TT0 said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
Nice one Bomber....has your father died 
No, it's a term of endearment...."that was nice of him to do that, bless him"



F1NDW said:
L0TT0 said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
Nice one Bomber....has your father died 
No, it's a term of endearment...."that was nice of him to do that, bless him"



for the thought of you unknowingly having it removed from your garage door by someone who will remain nameless......
Jockman said:
bomberh said:
Jockman said:
Nice one Bomber....has your father died 
No, it's a term of endearment...."that was nice of him to do that, bless him"


Jockers you will never be allowed down Stanley Ave with those sort of comments !!!!

michael gould said:
as everybody knows, "non reflective glass" is very low order and only used by Russians and other nouveau riche who don't know any better ....your father has done a wonderful job 
Jockers you will never be allowed down Stanley Ave with those sort of comments !!!!
Michael,,,educate me please,,,,I have both reflective and non refective glass on my wall art,,,,visually I much prefer non reflective,,,what pray, am I missing. 
Jockers you will never be allowed down Stanley Ave with those sort of comments !!!!


Y100 said:
michael gould said:
as everybody knows, "non reflective glass" is very low order and only used by Russians and other nouveau riche who don't know any better ....your father has done a wonderful job 
Jockers you will never be allowed down Stanley Ave with those sort of comments !!!!
Michael,,,educate me please,,,,I have both reflective and non refective glass on my wall art,,,,visually I much prefer non reflective,,,what pray, am I missing. 
Jockers you will never be allowed down Stanley Ave with those sort of comments !!!!


michael gould said:
it considered by the art world as a bit naff to have non reflective glass .....it's there sort of think that you get with Russell Flint or Helen Bradley prints (which are also a bit naff)
Ahh, the 'art world', got it,,,not the 'real world' at all then. As far as I'm aware conventional glass reflects a greater percentage of incident light, creating what those of us in the real world would consider undesirable reflections. Anti-reflective glass significantly reduces reflections to a minimum, giving viewers an unobstructed view of the artwork,,,,,,which to me is a good thing.

Y100 said:
michael gould said:
it considered by the art world as a bit naff to have non reflective glass .....it's there sort of think that you get with Russell Flint or Helen Bradley prints (which are also a bit naff)
Ahh, the 'art world', got it,,,not the 'real world' at all then. As far as I'm aware conventional glass reflects a greater percentage of incident light, creating what those of us in the real world would consider undesirable reflections. Anti-reflective glass significantly reduces reflections to a minimum, giving viewers an unobstructed view of the artwork,,,,,,which to me is a good thing.


Y100 said:
michael gould said:
it considered by the art world as a bit naff to have non reflective glass .....it's there sort of think that you get with Russell Flint or Helen Bradley prints (which are also a bit naff)
Ahh, the 'art world', got it,,,not the 'real world' at all then. As far as I'm aware conventional glass reflects a greater percentage of incident light, creating what those of us in the real world would consider undesirable reflections. Anti-reflective glass significantly reduces reflections to a minimum, giving viewers an unobstructed view of the artwork,,,,,,which to me is a good thing.


Y100 said:
Ahh, the 'art world', got it,,,not the 'real world' at all then.
As far as I'm aware conventional glass reflects a greater percentage of incident light, creating what those of us in the real world would consider undesirable reflections. Anti-reflective glass significantly reduces reflections to a minimum, giving viewers an unobstructed view of the artwork,,,,,,which to me is a good thing.
Bob, you are correct as ever As far as I'm aware conventional glass reflects a greater percentage of incident light, creating what those of us in the real world would consider undesirable reflections. Anti-reflective glass significantly reduces reflections to a minimum, giving viewers an unobstructed view of the artwork,,,,,,which to me is a good thing.


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