Comments on: The Dilletante in The Conversation http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/ /// art / exchange / events / re-enactment /// Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:15:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Tom Annear http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/#comment-1027 Tom Annear Sun, 18 May 2008 09:37:22 +0000 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/#comment-1027 Hi Lucas, Probably not the most appropriate place to put a 'Hello, remember me?' but it might be suitable in that it's at least moderately interstitial. I'm surfacing from years in rural obscurity and rebuilding some dmamged neurons in my social and professional cortex. It's good to see that your practice is still diverse, obverse, inverse, converse and probably perverse [as ever]. I saw the Bon Scott show today and went looking for you at the Moores Building, but couldn't find you. Hi Lucas,
Probably not the most appropriate place to put a ‘Hello, remember me?’ but it might be suitable in that it’s at least moderately interstitial.
I’m surfacing from years in rural obscurity and rebuilding some dmamged neurons in my social and professional cortex. It’s good to see that your practice is still diverse, obverse, inverse, converse and probably perverse [as ever].

I saw the Bon Scott show today and went looking for you at the Moores Building, but couldn’t find you.

]]> By: Lucas http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/#comment-487 Lucas Tue, 25 Mar 2008 01:50:30 +0000 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/#comment-487 hey Sal thanks for the clarifications! It was just a musing (an amusing?) little thought/memory about our time spent together. I suppose that because your project draws attention to the money-structures that surround us, I became a little hyper-conscious of these ordinary transactions. I think sometimes when money comes into the equation, things can get a little funny between friends. Which is why I too prefer not to be a rigorous check-splitter. Although personally I'd prefer to err on the side of over-generous rather than under. Maintaining my reputation as a generous fellow is maybe more important than a few bucks here and there? Something like that. Do you find people sometimes reacting strangely when you do "Free Money"? hey Sal
thanks for the clarifications! It was just a musing (an amusing?) little thought/memory about our time spent together. I suppose that because your project draws attention to the money-structures that surround us, I became a little hyper-conscious of these ordinary transactions.

I think sometimes when money comes into the equation, things can get a little funny between friends. Which is why I too prefer not to be a rigorous check-splitter. Although personally I’d prefer to err on the side of over-generous rather than under. Maintaining my reputation as a generous fellow is maybe more important than a few bucks here and there? Something like that. Do you find people sometimes reacting strangely when you do “Free Money”?

]]> By: Sal Randolph http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/#comment-463 Sal Randolph Fri, 21 Mar 2008 20:17:57 +0000 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/the-dilletante-in-the-conversation/#comment-463 Hey lucas! Hm, I didn't remember I had paid more for our coffee. I tend not to be a rigorous check splitter with friends, so you see after all that intense conversation I clearly felt we were friends and would meet again for many coffees or teas of the future. Fyi, name spelt like "dolphin" rather than "alpha". But indeed, lets play free money some time. - Sal Hey lucas! Hm, I didn’t remember I had paid more for our coffee. I tend not to be a rigorous check splitter with friends, so you see after all that intense conversation I clearly felt we were friends and would meet again for many coffees or teas of the future. Fyi, name spelt like “dolphin” rather than “alpha”. But indeed, lets play free money some time. - Sal

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