Poll: Which Cover will you use for WFTSC?

?No - as boughtSail in the sunsetAlbum TitleTracklistingOrange flower / Appartment blockRabbitProduced by (1)Equipment*Produced by (2)*Saville AssociatesThe BoatsMinimalist back page (25646 2202 2 in my case)

(I'm already using the Rabbit one - orange ears, go figure!)

I think I've missed something, 'cause I have no idea what you're talking about ?!

I've voted for the rabbit, of course. But I didn't really understand the question either.

Is it possible to reflux the inner sleeve to conjure a different front?

Surely that would provoke bend back paper crease?

I thought it was simple

all you do is turn out the page (of the booklet) you prefer so that it is the one you see when you pick up your CD.  I've been doing this since the 4 photos Low-life.

I dont like the No cover much so I have the rabbit photo showing in the CD case instead.

Am i making any sense now?

You weren't until you mentioned the rabbit; now it all makes perfect sense.

huntsman wrote: You weren't until you mentioned the rabbit; now it all makes perfect sense.

Perfect sense in the Hunts man world  now I'm worried:D

think i need a

yes, thanks, perfectly clear now.  now if only I had a copy ...

hopefully it's waiting for me when I get home today

Not really important to me one way or the other, I will just leave it as I bought it.

I actually use the "boats" picture as the cover, because I really loathe the White/orange minimalist No-Cover. Its bollocks.

Does the 'No' simply stand for 'New Order'?

huntsman wrote: Does the 'No' simply stand for 'New Order'?

No, H, the "No" simply stands for "No." They already used "No" standing for "New Order" on Best Of and Rest Of.

How does one No such a thing?

huntsman wrote: How does one No such a thing?

Intuitively, H.

I've been meaning to recount my shorter-but-better anecdote, but I fear ribald reactions.

Ribald away - I know nothing about the 'No' concept; other than the above.

During my last round of university courses (quite some time ago now), on the first day of the first class, the professor asks a student a question: "Would you agree, Mr. S, that blah blah blah? Yes or no?" Mr. S: "Yes?" Professor: "A shorter and better answer would have been 'no.'"

Did you ever make it as a stand up P?

huntsman wrote: Did you ever make it as a stand up P?

That's my next career, H. Do you think I will be a success?

Just going back to The Grudge, I would give that a miss if you didn't like The Ring-pull.

huntsman wrote: Just going back to The Grudge, I would give that a miss if you didn't like The Ring-pull.

I interpret that as a polite suggestion that I should stick with my current career. At least my anecdote was NO-related.

Everything is relative P.

It would be funny to witness a gig where your notes were lost and you had to ride freestyle! There's only so many soup recipes you could turn into gags.

I'll add your on-topic wrist slapping to DC's suggestion that I am king off-topic.

It's like rats deserting a sinking ship.

huntsman wrote: Everything is relative P. It would be funny to witness a gig where your notes were lost and you had to ride freestyle! There's only so many soup recipes you could turn into gags. I'll add your on-topic wrist slapping to DC's suggestion that I am king off-topic. It's like rats deserting a sinking ship.

It wasn't meant as wrist-slapping, just an observation. And I would point out that I started a perfectly serious and wholly on topic thread myself today.

Which thread?

Oh well, never mind.

huntsman wrote: Oh well, never mind.

Gates, H.

huntsman wrote: ... your wobbling P, your wobbling. I'll take one for the team.

Considering that you were supposedly absent for much of that nine page thread, H, I don't know how anyone could legitimately blame you. Except of course for the fact that you are the inspiration for all of it.

i'll be sticking with the orange and white sleeve

call me crazy but i like it