That's kind of weird, I wouldn't have thought Martha Stewart would even
consider computers to be in her realm of influence.
I've actually though of painting a computer using Martha Stewartish
techniques...... like stamping or rag rolling or maybe some of that
stone fleck stuff. I haven't done it yet, Though. It will still be a
functioning computer, just a little more creative.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Russ Blakeman wrote:
>
> Surprised she didn't preach using them as decorative items - a "good thing"
>
> ->
> -> Martha Stewart had a short radio column today
> -> where She actually preached the ethics of classiccmpers.
> -> That is, what do you do with old computers? Number 1
> -> was don't toss it (yes), until you check with your local schools,
> -> even if you are sure it is obsolete (yes), if you can't place
> -> it this way, she continues by mentioning that some people
> -> actually collect them as vintage (yes), and then brings up
> -> eBay as a sort of last resort (sorry).
> ->
> -> Good press that we all need.
> ->
> -> John A.
> -> Project Greenkeys.
> ->
> ->
Received on Thu Nov 29 2001 - 10:56:54 GMT
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