Those giant puppet things were great! Thanks for making them.
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Highball Halloween 2011 - Friday, October 28th
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Posted 6 months ago #
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JimL2 said:
one of the official highball drinks got my friend drunk, (it was a blue one,) and she had to drive home drunk, and so now she's considering suing the city.just FYI.
That's hilarious. She HAD to drive home drunk? Someone forced her to drive down, drink alcohol, then drive drunk? I really hope she does sue the city.
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Walker said:
Some more great photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alisonhorn/Hey! I had a huge jump in hits on these photos of mine you linked to today so I'm stopping by to say thanks; glad you like them!
What a fantastic event this year!
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Oh, very cool! Glad to hear people are checking out your photos! They look great! :D
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Went on a short trip to NYC and ran into some New Yorkers who were at Highball. They seemed very much into the art scene and did not stop talking about the Idea Foundry's giant puppets (which led to other discussions of Columbus' growing art co-ops). Good job spreading Columbus as a happening place.
Posted 5 months ago # -
They must be from upstate. Seriously. New Yorkers were going on and on about Highball Halloween in Columbus. C'mon.... I think they were being nice.
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polymethylmethacrylate said:
They must be from upstate. Seriously. New Yorkers were going on and on about Highball Halloween in Columbus. C'mon.... I think they were being nice.In a city of 8.1 million people, you think none of them could be impressed with an event in another city?
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polymethylmethacrylate said:
They must be from upstate. Seriously. New Yorkers were going on and on about Highball Halloween in Columbus. C'mon.... I think they were being nice."Sigh" More self hating insecurity. "What sophisticated big city dweller could ever be impressed by anything us back woods folk could be up to?"
News flash: Columbus is an impressive city, and everywhere I've gone, I've run into people who say so. By definition, saying nice things, is being nice. That doesn't mean they were being condescending.
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polymethylmethacrylate said:
They must be from upstate. Seriously. New Yorkers were going on and on about Highball Halloween in Columbus. C'mon.... I think they were being nice.There's a whole little community of artists living on a renegade boat floating around NYC. At least one person among them is a Columbusite.
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