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Michael Edwards

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Yes I know all about blowing eggs and egg collectors still do it to this day but sucking ...?

eva angel

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I have used 'Great Art' for years, don't be put off by the cheapness of things - my 150cm canvas shows no deterioration after 10 years and several trips to exhibitions.
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Michael Edwards

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Syd - we get a few game poachers round here who cause our local estate a bit of grief so I'm sorry to hear you are plagued with them stealing your microwave eggs but good for locking them in the cupboard - regarding your drawer are you sure it doesn't open backwards - if not I've got a reverse angle screwdriver which I use for opening sardine tins when the wretched key device breaks (which it often does) - you could try that

Barry Ayton

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I've ordered from the SAA - but via Amazon. If somethign goes missing, Amazon will deal with them - refund me and slap them hard. I've had no issues yet (I think they do deal with Amazon better than direct sales...)

Phil Kendall

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SAA Gold Membership is handy for the Studio Public Liability Insurance aspect...
With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, Napa

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Oh you cynical old thing! Surely you don't think Amazon would ...... fib? I've had a view-finder; and one of those greyscale things .... probably used them twice, felt a bit of a twit, and never used them again. Theoretically I suppose I can see the use of them, but in practice I just don't..... mind you, being half-blind (I'm a High Myope, you know; oh yes..... I can tell you're impressed) I probably wouldn't get the full use of them.

Phil Kendall

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Me too its X3.5 just to find the end of the brush...but these goblins are for the great outside world...a foreign place... Its bad enough trying to hold a brush on the canvas...the other hand stopping me from falling over/off the side of the chair...

Michael Robinson

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Having only just joined this forum I felt I had to comment on the SAA. I have been a member of the SAA for about one year now and I have nothing but praise for them. Ordering materials is simple with no postage to pay and is delivered very quickly, I don't know how the prices compare with other sites but my subscription has paid for itself over and over. I only re-started painting last year so had to renew all my watercolours, brushes etc., and I have found SAA to be very helpful at all times. Hope you don't mind me adding my four pennyworth. I only discovered POL last week and it seems to be a very friendly place, I'm feeling quite at home already! Margaret Beynon - I don't know why but my name has not come up on this post only a number?

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Phil Kendall

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it was useful for the professional insurance package
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