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[> [> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- donTek21, 05:30:24 01/19/03 Sun

These guys need to come up for air.

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[> [> [> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- johnson, 06:58:34 01/19/03 Sun

We read about it on Grouse Today. I said that the citizens of Soap Lake, Washington State, have decided they need a Big Thing to liven up their town, and are planning to build a giant lava lamp. It might work. When they build it, it might just about be worth it to take a deviation to look at it.

Pardon us but I don't think the citizens of Soap Lake, Washington, have decided they need a Big Lava Lamp. In fact, I am sure. Since coming of the Internet Age anyone can send out news releases to hell and back... then turn aound and boast about all the publicity they have gotten for Soap Lake. This whole stunt is shameful and pretty pathetic. It's nothing more than concept and a scheme to grap headline news.

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[> [> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- go_chicago, 05:40:52 01/19/03 Sun

The Lava Tower has superceded the old giants. Instead of having small lava bubbles that travel inches through liquid, the Lava Tower produces huge globs of lava that travel several feet upwards through a  6" diameter glass chamber. Like the Lava® Lamp you just plug it into the wall. Not sure about the size of the bulb for a 60ft giant tower. Why am I laughing?

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[> [> [> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- bobcat77, 05:54:09 01/19/03 Sun

The largest commercial giant lava lamp on the market is five feet tall. Bigger is not always better. They will find out that there is a reason a 60ft lava tower has not been built. The dealers will race to see it when and if you can build it. smirk smirk

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[> [> [> [> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- chicagobear, 06:08:44 01/19/03 Sun

The lava lamp called HUMONGO MOTION sold for $5,500 and was made by LAVA(r). It was 4 feet tall and has been taken off the market. Want to know why? Good luck.

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[> [> [> [> [> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- putter, 06:18:03 01/19/03 Sun

Guess they haven't figured out why yet. A theme park model is very sensitive to hot and cold. Gets pretty cold and drafty here in Chicago.

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[> Re: LAVA LAMP POSTER RELEASED AT SOAP LAKE. ($3.00) -- robin_de, 18:02:51 01/19/03 Sun

I saw the lava lamp posters on the Blake's homepage. They want people to sell those? Their doozy oozy idea is not even a reality yet and they are advertising the lava lamp AS IF it IS at Soap Lake. Use that old art of make believe and people will believe. SOUPY SALES! These Lava Emperors wear no clothes!

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