9 hours ago, p_toad said:

Lady Marmalade

Patti Labelle

1975

I'd take either one up on that offer. 

18 hours ago, p_toad said:

Lady Marmalade

Patti Labelle

1975

 

23 hours ago, It Was Al B said:

I won't be asking this question here but, does anyone remember the song, " Voule's vous cushe' avec mois se soir ? I did pass high school french, but that was back in 1949. Don't remember much.

 

23 hours ago, It Was Al B said:

" Voule's vous cushe' avec mois se soir ?

Phonetically OK, but lots of spelling errors.  (voulez vous se coucher avec moi ce soir)

 

Et, non, merci beaucoup.

and fads,fads. 

One of my customers catered to the upper 5% or so.   Some of them, I was convinced were "serial decorators"   Every 5 - 7 years,  they would tire of their furniture and re-decorate.  (and by some of the stuff they sold, I was not surprised)

 

19 minutes ago, kmealy said:

 

 

Phonetically OK, but lots of spelling errors.  (voulez vous se coucher avec moi ce soir)

 

Et, non, merci beaucoup.

Not surprising about the spelling.  68 years is a long time without using the language. 

Thank you very much !

On 3/29/2018 at 9:32 AM, kmealy said:

You are allowed to hate it, but a lot of antique furniture, from Louis XIV to Windsor chairs was originally painted.   And it's not always easier to repair a painted piece (take that from someone who has repaired a lot of it)

There's a big difference between NEW 2 color paint and actual "art" like this one Kevin.

In case anyone is interested in a project like this, a DIY guide:How to Spray Paint Kitchen Cabinets — The Family Handyman.pdf

 

 

On 3/29/2018 at 9:32 AM, kmealy said:

You are allowed to hate it, but a lot of antique furniture, from Louis XIV to Windsor chairs was originally painted.   And it's not always easier to repair a painted piece (take that from someone who has repaired a lot of it)

big difference between art and a 1970 painted "ikea" pos