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>Ubiquitous wrote:

>> Sandra declares that her picnic-scape is based on poetry and
>> Shakespeare, which sounds interesting, until the camera pulls back
>> to reveal it in all its glory, at which point I am stunned. WTF?
>> WTF?!?!? She dragged out a dinning room table and used a tapestry
>> for a table cloth and dragged out a pair of big fancy apolstered
>> recliners for sitting/reclining. On the table, she used faux metal
>> plates and gushed that you can eat "right on top of them". I was
>> seriously too stunned to take the rest in, but she apparently
>> ripped out pages from a poetry book as napkin decorations and hung
>> a candelabra of Liberace proportions from gawd knows where. She
>> then tells us she has to run off to 'freshen up" and exits stage
>> left with a wave.
>
>She said she "found" the chandelier in the garage.
>Doesn't everyone have a chandelier in the garage?

Oh yeah, I have five, ha ha ha.

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Ubiquitous at wrote on 9/4/05 3:01 AM:

> In article >,
> wrote:
>> Ubiquitous wrote:
>
>>> Sandra declares that her picnic-scape is based on poetry and
>>> Shakespeare, which sounds interesting, until the camera pulls back
>>> to reveal it in all its glory, at which point I am stunned. WTF?
>>> WTF?!?!? She dragged out a dinning room table and used a tapestry
>>> for a table cloth and dragged out a pair of big fancy apolstered
>>> recliners for sitting/reclining. On the table, she used faux metal
>>> plates and gushed that you can eat "right on top of them". I was
>>> seriously too stunned to take the rest in, but she apparently
>>> ripped out pages from a poetry book as napkin decorations and hung
>>> a candelabra of Liberace proportions from gawd knows where. She
>>> then tells us she has to run off to 'freshen up" and exits stage
>>> left with a wave.
>>
>> She said she "found" the chandelier in the garage.
>> Doesn't everyone have a chandelier in the garage?
>
> Oh yeah, I have five, ha ha ha.
>

I . . . actually have one.

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In article >, wrote:
>Ubiquitous at wrote on 9/4/05 3:01 AM:
>> In article >,
>> wrote:
>>> Ubiquitous wrote:

>>>> Sandra declares that her picnic-scape is based on poetry and
>>>> Shakespeare, which sounds interesting, until the camera pulls back
>>>> to reveal it in all its glory, at which point I am stunned. WTF?
>>>> WTF?!?!? She dragged out a dinning room table and used a tapestry
>>>> for a table cloth and dragged out a pair of big fancy apolstered
>>>> recliners for sitting/reclining. On the table, she used faux metal
>>>> plates and gushed that you can eat "right on top of them". I was
>>>> seriously too stunned to take the rest in, but she apparently
>>>> ripped out pages from a poetry book as napkin decorations and hung
>>>> a candelabra of Liberace proportions from gawd knows where. She
>>>> then tells us she has to run off to 'freshen up" and exits stage
>>>> left with a wave.
>>>
>>> She said she "found" the chandelier in the garage.
>>> Doesn't everyone have a chandelier in the garage?
>>
>> Oh yeah, I have five, ha ha ha.
>>
>
>I . . . actually have one.

Well, you're more than halfway to making your own picnic-scape!

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