This stunned me a bit
02-06-2010, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Deb watkins
Originally Posted by weezie
She is an ignoramus. If they were quilt blocks, they would be pieced but not yet quilted.
Which begs the question: Are stupid people too stupid to know that they are stupid?
Which begs the question: Are stupid people too stupid to know that they are stupid?
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02-06-2010, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by quilterjody
Sounds like another quiltzilla strikes again. She needs to remember the old adage "if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all."
02-06-2010, 06:49 AM
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I would have said, Ma'm I made the quilt MYSELF. Not the machine. It took my hands to run the machine and 90% is by my hands only. Grrr. Some people just don't see how much work and love goes into making the quilt.
02-06-2010, 08:38 AM
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My answer would be to give her the most understanding demure smile that would make her wonder what I was up to. She is in the dark ages and has no idea how to even use a rotory cutter, much less quilt for today.
You just can't argue with ignorance.
You just can't argue with ignorance.
02-06-2010, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Margie
Maybe the only clothes that are really clean are if they were washed at the river and beaten on a rock, the only bread that is real is if you made your own yeast and baked it in a brick oven or in the fireplace, the only floors that are clean are those scrubbed on your knees with a brush, etc. How ridiculous.
I wish I had the talent to quilt by hand(but I have arthritis in them and cant) ..even then I would use the sewing machine to do the piecing that you cant see. I do think hand quilting is really beautiful...BUT so is machine quilting.
I also think that machine quilting is very difficult and complex. I can barely do the most fundamental machine quilting and hope to get better at it. My goodness, why cant people appreciate each skill for what it is. I have seen such works of art on here that they almost take my breath away. Pffffffffffffffffft, dont listen to rude, thoughtless, DUMB people.
I wish I had the talent to quilt by hand(but I have arthritis in them and cant) ..even then I would use the sewing machine to do the piecing that you cant see. I do think hand quilting is really beautiful...BUT so is machine quilting.
I also think that machine quilting is very difficult and complex. I can barely do the most fundamental machine quilting and hope to get better at it. My goodness, why cant people appreciate each skill for what it is. I have seen such works of art on here that they almost take my breath away. Pffffffffffffffffft, dont listen to rude, thoughtless, DUMB people.
02-06-2010, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by minnow895
another option would be to ask to speak to the post master general or the head of that post office there is also a listing in the us goverment pages for the number of the mast post men another option is to email the post master general i google to find the web site and lodge a formal complaint
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