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Date Posted: 18:28:18 02/22/03 Sat
Author: don
Subject: Re: GIANT SOAP LAKE LAVA LAMP MAY EVAPORATE INTO THIN AIR
In reply to: pappy 's message, "GIANT SOAP LAKE LAVA LAMP MAY EVAPORATE INTO THIN AIR" on 16:12:53 02/22/03 Sat

source: www comment on building a giant lava lamp at Soap Lake. "Nothing screams culture like an enormous tribute to getting stoned in your basement when you were fifteen."

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[> [> Re: GIANT SOAP LAKE LAVA LAMP MAY EVAPORATE INTO THIN AIR -- filo26, 19:15:59 02/22/03 Sat

Right on Bard. Nutty. Hippie Daze. Bound to fail, it is a dubious plan that won't work. An outdoor giant lava lamp would have to be surrounded by a building to keep the temp consistant. If not, it will take more power to heat than Soap Lake. They have yet to figure wattage out or the formula. What a lark.


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[> [> Re: GIANT SOAP LAKE LAVA LAMP MAY EVAPORATE INTO THIN AIR -- davis, 20:22:10 02/22/03 Sat

The Boston Globe ran an article about the Soap Lake giant lava lamp on 12/1/2002. John Glassgo, who has been helping Brent Blake with the lava lamp project, shared his feelings. Glassgo compares the lava lamp to the yo-yo and expressed he believes the lava lamp to be a cultural icon. My thoughts on the subject differ somewhat. By no means do I find the yo-yo or lava lamp to be an enduring alluring childish fixation carried into adulthood. Having class, does not spell yo-yo or lava lamp. If you want to put on the dog and attract tourists with bucks, drop the 60s cultural icon. The majority of Soap Lake dislikes the icon. Too corney and carney.


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