Saville article in N.Y. Times Mag

Brief article in yesterday's Times mag men's fashion supplement, including mention of NO covers, mainly PCL

That's correct and you can read it on: www.nytimes.com/2002/09/22/magazine/magazinespecial/MFOT-SAV.html Have to register first, though...

Where you looking for ideas for a new outfit P?

What's the correlation between contemporary periodicals and Mr. Saville's PCL cover? - is PC&L perpetually fashionable? (a rhetorical question).

I was taking a break, H, between viewings number 13 and 14 (approximately) of Fellowship of the Pringles to look at the Sunday papers; what's so disreputable about that?

As to why Mr. Saville and his oeuvre were judged suitable for inclusion in this particular periodical, I can only refer you to the text, which also includes a reproduction of the GR cover.

I don't know if I'm willing to join George's mysterious website link ... it could be a trap.

Skimming the Sunday booklets betwixt Hollywood blockbuster viewings no.'s 13 and 14 (approximately) of 'The Rabbit' version 1.0 is surely only a good thing - I would never suggest otherwise ... and I would never knowingly infer otherwise.

However, I would, obviously, suggest that you obtain ideas about slacks from a mag though. I mean, how much more ammo could you have released - a metaphorical A-bomb?

I do hope my amateur design assessment of the GR cover proved founded in this review in your fashion supplement?

Is it possible for George to attempt a cut-and-paste routine from the log-in website tomb?

Unfortunately, the article did not actually discuss the GR cover, only the PCL one.

It may actually have been during the boring parts of viewing number 14, for example all of Liv Tyler's scenes, or the underground stuff...

It was NOT the first section of the paper I looked at.

Originally posted by Huntsman I don't know if I'm willing to join George's mysterious website link ... it could be a trap.Skimming the Sunday booklets betwixt Hollywood blockbuster viewings no.'s 13 and 14 (approximately) of 'The Rabbit' version 1.0 is surely only a good thing - I would never suggest otherwise ... and I would never knowingly infer otherwise.However, I would, obviously, suggest that you obtain ideas about slacks from a mag though. I mean, how much more ammo could you have released - a metaphorical A-bomb?I do hope my amateur design assessment of the GR cover proved founded in this review in your fashion supplement?Is it possible for George to attempt a cut-and-paste routine from the log-in website tomb?

I just typed what appeared in the "adress" bar. More than that is too much for my Multivac brain...

Rubbish George. Surely you can cut and paste some type ... look, I can manage it - AND it was the first website I randomly went to (who'd have thought it, Badger Software!?):

Welcome to Badger Software

We are a software house, specialising in the design, development and support of commercial database systems, principally using Microsoft products such as SQL Server, Access, Visual Basic, and Active Server Pages.

Badger Software Ltd are pleased to announce their membership of the ProClarity Partner Program as Consulting Partners. More...

Originally posted by Patrick Unfortunately, the article did not actually discuss the GR cover, only the PCL one.It may actually have been during the boring parts of viewing number 14, for example all of Liv Tyler's scenes, or the underground stuff...It was NOT the first section of the paper I looked at.

You mean, when the kids were outrunning the troll and stuff? - I thought these were the best moments, full of excitement and, and stuff.

This paper, do you collect coupons and send off for a pair of designer briefs?

Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Patrick> Unfortunately, the article did not actually discuss the GR cover, only the PCL one.> > It may actually have been during the boring parts of viewing number 14, for example all of Liv Tyler's scenes, or the underground stuff...> > It was NOT the first section of the paper I looked at.>

You mean, when the kids were outrunning the troll and stuff? - I thought these were the best moments, full of excitement and, and stuff.

This paper, do you collect coupons and send off for a pair of designer briefs?

I much preferred the final battle, in a beautiful wooded afternoon setting, with Boromir's very moving death scene...

The general address is nytimes.com, click on The Magazine in right column, then article titled "Outstanding Alien" in right column, third from top.

Originally posted by Patrick > Originally posted by Huntsman> > > > Originally posted by Patrick> > Unfortunately, the article did not actually discuss the GR cover, only the PCL one.> > > > It may actually have been during the boring parts of viewing number 14, for example all of Liv Tyler's scenes, or the underground stuff...> > > > It was NOT the first section of the paper I looked at.> > >

You mean, when the kids were outrunning the troll and stuff? - I thought these were the best moments, full of excitement and, and stuff.

This paper, do you collect coupons and send off for a pair of designer briefs?

I much preferred the final battle, in a beautiful wooded afternoon setting, with Boromir's very moving death scene...

The general address is nytimes.com, click on The Magazine in right column, then article titled "Outstanding Alien" in right column, third from top.

Yes, but don't forget to register first!

Thats right George ... always with the forms ... looked like a good article but I rarely log-on to websites because it's usually a trap. Like the one Boromir wandered into, and look what happened to him? ... hey! ... he ended up with an arrow through his beak that's all! ... and a few others copped it. Poor bastards.

That wooded area, New Zealand wasn't it? - looks remarkably like the North of England, that 'fresh' atmosphere - cold but warm.

If some of the characters had a gattling gun they could have mounted it onto an old stone wall and mowed the baddies down - escaping to an island where a cyclops lives whilst little Elijah Wooded Area rested his wounded brake light.

Originally posted by Huntsman Thats right George ... always with the forms ... looked like a good article but I rarely log-on to websites because it's usually a trap. Like the one Boromir wandered into, and look what happened to him? ... hey! ... he ended up with an arrow through his beak that's all! ... and a few others copped it. Poor bastards.That wooded area, New Zealand wasn't it? - looks remarkably like the North of England, that 'fresh' atmosphere - cold but warm.If some of the characters had a gattling gun they could have mounted it onto an old stone wall and mowed the baddies down - escaping to an island where a cyclops lives whilst little Elijah Wooded Area rested his wounded brake light.

I'll have to take your word for the resemblance to the North of England, but in the movie it certainly looks very appealing. Much more so than all that underground CG stuff.

Proof: http://www.joecornish.com/gallery/ne/2.htm

Originally posted by Huntsman Proof:http://www.joecornish.com/gallery/ne/2.htm

Roseberry Topping, Spring?

It comes out a little dark for me, but it looks promising. Seems to have fewer trees, though.

http://www.joecornish.com/gallery/gallery.htm

... if you venture into the NE gallery you can see some wonderful sites. They are a touch dark but the photographer is first class. Staithes is a little like the village I live in.

Originally posted by Huntsman http://www.joecornish.com/gallery/gallery.htm... if you venture into the NE gallery you can see some wonderful sites. They are a touch dark but the photographer is first class. Staithes is a little like the village I live in.

That looks very nice. May Beck begins to look more like the battle scene.

Well P I can't claim that the 3rd installment of the Rabbit should be shot in this region but the human vs. alien scrap at the end was definitely reminiscent ... we did comment at the similarity at the time. Before a troll was severed in twain if I recall correctly.

I might join that nytimes website and claim my free slacks.

I think it's too late; my understanding is Episode Three has already been filmed.

I think it was an Orc, not a troll, but a kind of Super-Orc.

It is our best newspaper, after all. But I can't vouch for the free trousers.

Originally posted by Patrick I think it's too late; my understanding is Episode Three has already been filmed.I think it was an Orc, not a troll, but a kind of Super-Orc.It is our best newspaper, after all. But I can't vouch for the free trousers.

You're right, all three movies were shot back-to-back. But the FX work is yet to be completed, wich may leave room for Huntsy's lobbying some Blighty locations being digitally inserted on "The return of Elvis"...

Originally posted by JORGE TEIXEIRA > Originally posted by Patrick> I think it's too late; my understanding is Episode Three has already been filmed.> > I think it was an Orc, not a troll, but a kind of Super-Orc.> > It is our best newspaper, after all. But I can't vouch for the free trousers.>

You're right, all three movies were shot back-to-back. But the FX work is yet to be completed, wich may leave room for Huntsy's lobbying some Blighty locations being digitally inserted on "The return of Elvis"...

Plus it was reported earlier in the year that the four main Rabbits had been recalled to shoot additional scenes, so perhaps there's still hope for a cameo appearance by some of those Northern landscapes.

We can only hope.

The recall, I did hear, had something to do with shoe fitting.

I can't be certain - my sources aren't exactly 'reliable'.

Can I just clarify that I'm not championing a visit from the Peter Jackson Production Company Inc. to our neck of the wooded area ... an influx of Rabbits is most definitely not needed here.

We have enough of them in our own back yard, literally.

Besides which, there aren't enough carrots to go 'round. (or hay)

Originally posted by Huntsman Can I just clarify that I'm not championing a visit from the Peter Jackson Production Company Inc. to our neck of the wooded area ... an influx of Rabbits is most definitely not needed here.We have enough of them in our own back yard, literally.Besides which, there aren't enough carrots to go 'round. (or hay)

Based on my numerous viewings, they eat tomatoes, bacon, cheese, bread, cabbage, mushrooms, and of course ale is also on the menu.

I think that shoe report might perhaps be of dubious veracity.

Indubitably so.

Not like that other stuff.

But surely the main question is thus:

How close is 'Touch My Feet' to ousting 'Lead Me Astray' from the top spot? - Recently I've felt almost ashamed of promiscuity with TMW after promising my heart and soul to the Ashtray song.

Leave Me A Loon is #1, always and forever. Turn My Back is not in the same class. We were mistaken; it's good, but not as good as we thought.

I've noted the comma in between the semi-colon and the full stop (period).

Again, a dispute. Although this minor topic is now spread-eagled across two threadbares I must confess I doubt any mistake was 'maken. There was never a 'mistake-a to make-a' ... TMW IS that good.

Look, I would never disrupt my mind over a small cup of coffee, this is the full beans this man. Maybe they rank side by side like comrades about to wander into nomans land.

This is the rub (as they say in the movie(s)) ... if I could wish for the perfect NO song I would wish for TMW.

Or maybe LMA.