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remember elton my old hairdresser (from when i had old hair) from Betty Tigers in Sheffield? well, anyway, he's a major creative influence and i probably wouldn't have bothered doing funkypancake if it wasn't for his approach to just doing stuff even though it makes no sense !
anyway ... he needs help for a project he's working on. he writes:
I am attempting to write a film script at the moment,and in one bit a girl artist produces a portrait of the queen out of stamps,(the stamps are placed,probably by a computer program into the correct order to make a portrait of H.M. from a more distant view!)
Do you know anyone who would be interested in doing this and subsequently being up for receiving a knighthood or something. Love to all Elton
drop him an email via betty tigers if you are interested !
(by the way, i was really happy with how this twenty pound note came out!)
i feel that finding £5 on Oxford Street was a very important find and i should make the most of it ? but how ?
if this is england, why do we have pictures of an old American preseident on the illustrated coins on the pay-and-display machines in our local train station ?
if you don't press the button correctly you have to pay £1000. that's a lot of money. you'll probably find that most tube trains stop at the station anyway.
it's only the emergency trains which don't stop which is why you need a special button. probably.
after my lucky £5 find yesterday i was quite excited about the prospect of this being a £20. but it was just some advertising. so i put it in the bin.
this coin was glued to the floor of the train to henley using the old glue-a-coin-to-the-floor trick. normally this trick involves a 50 pence piece. this being henley it was a nice round pound.
following elton's comments on the found pound i've decide to combine the two concepts. i'll leave the money on the street, but donate my own equivalence to the needy, thus doubling the street value.
1 pence and my boots
sofa (blue)
on a thames train at 11pm in reading
