Another member from the original Tom's Café... RIP...
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Another member from the original Tom's Café... RIP...
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Bob was unique Loved music and performing.
I remember that he complained about "Ties" and
disliked wearing them. His solution - make a
skirt out of ties. Quite colorful, it was
R.I.P. Ol' friend.
Uncle Al
I remember that he complained about "Ties" and
disliked wearing them. His solution - make a
skirt out of ties. Quite colorful, it was
R.I.P. Ol' friend.
Uncle Al
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Remember that as well.
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He's the one that gave me the idea of the tie skirt - I too detest ties and won't wear them, except as part of a skirt, of course. He was a cool guy.
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RIP Bob. You are missed.
I bought one of my first sarongs through him a dozen years or so ago.
I did download this picture of him in his tie skirt back around 2003.
I bought one of my first sarongs through him a dozen years or so ago.
I did download this picture of him in his tie skirt back around 2003.
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Nuts. Bob is one of the 8 guys pictured on the original Tom's Cafe coffee mug from 1997 along with Jan Bruyndoncks, Bill Guerts, David Wichmann, Fred Tamm-Daniels, Chris Grevstad, Stuart Foster, and yours truly. We even shared the same birthday. I had lost touch with Bob a couple of years ago. Sorry to find out that he is gone. I don't know what it is with some people. They just keep on getting older and older till they depart. Strange.
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I've not heard of this before. I'm guessing this was a virtual mug used in the Café? Any chance of sharing it with us newcomers?BobM wrote:....the original Tom's Cafe coffee mug from 1997
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Sure. But it is not a virtual mug. It is the real thing.Milfmog wrote:I've not heard of this before. I'm guessing this was a virtual mug used in the Café? Any chance of sharing it with us newcomers?BobM wrote:....the original Tom's Cafe coffee mug from 1997
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Wow! Thanks for that; what a great idea for a way to spread the word at work.
How were these arranged? There is a part of me wondering whether we could do something similar for the current Skirt Café members via one of the print / manufacture on demand outlets. I have to say that I like the idea of a mug I can leave in the office that quietly spreads the word...
Have fun,
Ian.
How were these arranged? There is a part of me wondering whether we could do something similar for the current Skirt Café members via one of the print / manufacture on demand outlets. I have to say that I like the idea of a mug I can leave in the office that quietly spreads the word...
Have fun,
Ian.
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Lots of places do that sort of thing.
Here is one that can do up to 14 pictures per mug:
http://www.shutterfly.com/photo-gifts/p ... 29793670-2
Here is one that can do up to 14 pictures per mug:
http://www.shutterfly.com/photo-gifts/p ... 29793670-2
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I'd heard that such an artifact existed but had never seen one. That's great. Who are the folks on it? The shots suffer from flash-wash so the print isn't very legible.
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Just a guess Carl, but, based on BobM's post above, I suspect the answer is:crfriend wrote:I'd heard that such an artifact existed but had never seen one. That's great. Who are the folks on it? The shots suffer from flash-wash so the print isn't very legible.
BobM wrote:Bob [Pettingell], Jan Bruyndoncks, Bill Guerts, David Wichmann, Fred Tamm-Daniels, Chris Grevstad, Stuart Foster, and yours truly [BobM].
Have fun,
Ian.
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I'll be right over. I didn't connect the two posts mentally.Milfmog wrote:(OK; I'll go and sit in the naughty corner now )
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In order,
In the top picture: Bruyndoncks, Guerts, Wichmann, Tamm-Daniels,
In the bottom: Grevstad, Moore, Foster, Pettingell
In the top picture: Bruyndoncks, Guerts, Wichmann, Tamm-Daniels,
In the bottom: Grevstad, Moore, Foster, Pettingell
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