Comments on: Octopushy http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/ Thu, 17 May 2012 03:28:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: accuctoli http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-788 accuctoli Wed, 13 Oct 2010 12:10:47 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-788 Ohai people, long time lurker first time poster here happy to be a member, and I am looking forward to begin getting more active here In the mean time take a look at my site http://articlewritingcompany.splash.in.th/?p=5 Ohai people, long time lurker first time poster here

happy to be a member, and I am looking forward to begin getting more active here

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]]> By: anna http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-65 anna Mon, 15 Sep 2008 04:01:59 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-65 those octopuses are def peter marco's of marcoart. thank god that fucking loser lost his store because he is the biggest asshole on the entire fucking planet! total loser. RUN AWAY if you see him- he's full of SHIT. those octopuses are def peter marco’s of marcoart. thank god that fucking loser lost his store because he is the biggest asshole on the entire fucking planet! total loser. RUN AWAY if you see him- he’s full of SHIT.

]]> By: Silkscreen http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-64 Silkscreen Sun, 10 Sep 2006 11:35:23 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-64 <a href="http://www.silkscreen.krify.com" rel="nofollow">silkscreen</a> Every day, a new star is born. I turned my head, blushed, fluttered my hand up to my collarbone prettily, and gulped the last of my champagne. I know when I've been beaten. silkscreen

Every day, a new star is born. I turned my head, blushed, fluttered my hand up to my collarbone prettily, and gulped the last of my champagne. I know when I’ve been beaten.

]]> By: Motivation http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-63 Motivation Sun, 03 Sep 2006 10:43:28 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-63 Yo man. I walk those streets every day. I can see the octopus looking at me but in my wildest dream i am going to sold out my soul. Keep the good tag. Yo man. I walk those streets every day. I can see the octopus looking at me but in my wildest dream i am going to sold out my soul. Keep the good tag.

]]> By: Dexter http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-62 Dexter Sun, 13 Aug 2006 12:45:43 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-62 Hi Kim and Matthew, Can you help? At this time of trauma in Israel and Lebanon I have received a number of emails relating to comments and various pronouncements of leaders throughout the World. Mostly I am able to confirm their veracity. However, one such email relates to a historic front page of The New York Times dated the 10th May 1943. Your validation of the page would be appreciated. Please let me have your email address and I will send it to you. Love Dex and Fran Hi Kim and Matthew,

Can you help?

At this time of trauma in Israel and Lebanon I have received a number of emails relating to comments and various pronouncements of leaders throughout the World. Mostly I am able to confirm their veracity.

However, one such email relates to a historic front page of The New York Times dated the 10th May 1943. Your validation of the page would be appreciated. Please let me have your email address and I will send it to you.

Love Dex and Fran

]]> By: Carl A. Helsing http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-61 Carl A. Helsing Fri, 04 Aug 2006 12:57:05 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-61 To:Kimthew;I asked about a nostalgia site with reference to a childhood song I had about an octopus back in June.I found one on the 28th of June,Peter Muldavin with a New York site.He gave me the correct title(exact)which I did not remember.It is"The Lonesome Octopus".He has the record and cartoon magazine as well.I thank you for your reference,whatever it was,in general.The item was produced in the middle 1940's.As it happened,your octopus item here was what reminded me of the tune.I have otherwise recalled it over the years but did not know any collectors had such items. To:Kimthew;I asked about a nostalgia site with reference to a childhood song I had about an octopus back in June.I found one on the 28th of June,Peter Muldavin with a New York site.He gave me the correct title(exact)which I did not remember.It is”The Lonesome Octopus”.He has the record and cartoon magazine as well.I thank you for your reference,whatever it was,in general.The item was produced in the middle 1940′s.As it happened,your octopus item here was what reminded me of the tune.I have otherwise recalled it over the years but did not know any collectors had such items.

]]> By: Kimberly http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-60 Kimberly Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:42:45 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-60 I thought it was marketing for Marco Art on Orchard Street. The 'pussy's name is Ollie. http://www.marcoart.com/ I thought it was marketing for Marco Art on Orchard Street. The ‘pussy’s name is Ollie.

http://www.marcoart.com/

]]> By: Carl Helsing http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-59 Carl Helsing Wed, 28 Jun 2006 13:05:09 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-59 Interesting graffiti.As a child of about 4 or 5 in the middle 1940's I had a record with a comic to be read as the record was played.The idea of the story was the Octopus who was able to be a one-man band in the ocean amongst fishes and other aquatic beings.having 8 arms made this possible.In the story the octopus was criticized by other sea creatures for it's apparent ugliness,which,of course,it had no control over.It achieved notable standing and acceptance by playing the most beautiful music all by itself.I still have a vague recollection of the tune,and beautiful it was,to me.I have occasionally tried to find it in historical archives on the internet which have information on childrens toys of that period.My lost erector set shows up in a virtual warehouse of sites,collectors and history,but no Octopus record with read-along comic.I wonder if you might ever have run across this item?--Carl A.Helsing-1350 east north street--lot 62 -Crown point,Indiana-phone 219-663-1861- Interesting graffiti.As a child of about 4 or 5 in the middle 1940′s I had a record with a comic to be read as the record was played.The idea of the story was the Octopus who was able to be a one-man band in the ocean amongst fishes and other aquatic beings.having 8 arms made this possible.In the story the octopus was criticized by other sea creatures for it’s apparent ugliness,which,of course,it had no control over.It achieved notable standing and acceptance by playing the most beautiful music all by itself.I still have a vague recollection of the tune,and beautiful it was,to me.I have occasionally tried to find it in historical archives on the internet which have information on childrens toys of that period.My lost erector set shows up in a virtual warehouse of sites,collectors and history,but no Octopus record with read-along comic.I wonder if you might ever have run across this item?–Carl A.Helsing-1350 east north street–lot 62 -Crown point,Indiana-phone 219-663-1861-

]]> By: Jen http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-58 Jen Wed, 24 May 2006 12:18:27 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-58 the octopushy shit isn't harif guzman. get your shit straight. the octopushy shit isn’t harif guzman. get your shit straight.

]]> By: zake http://kimthew.com/2004/06/octopushy/comment-page-2/#comment-57 zake Mon, 21 Nov 2005 14:59:32 +0000 http://kimthew.com/?p=18#comment-57 Yo man. I walk those streets every day. I can see the octopus looking at me but in my wildest dream i am going to sold out my soul. Keep the good tag. Yo man. I walk those streets every day. I can see the octopus looking at me but in my wildest dream i am going to sold out my soul. Keep the good tag.

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