For all concerned, where Robert G. is concerned, the results can vary widely. Why do you think he goes by so many pseudonyms? I met him (Antonio) once and let me tell you, it was nothing like Jeff's meeting with Robert.
I just happened to have my Pekinese 'Snowball' with me and he was sporting no less than three Lhaso Apsos ('Sugar', 'Spice' and 'Michelangelo'). We spent the better part of a day drinking Mad dog 20/20 spritzers from Dixie Cups in the hotel bar. He was in fact wearing a beret and had an extra in his pocket in case he went outside. It turned out we had matching rhinestone studded cigarette holders and we both prefer the Paco Raban spray to the bottle cologne. We took turns expounding our talents and enviable qualities until we tired of that and then began berating the hotel staff. It was a thoroughly enjoyable and very artistic day. There are pictures but we can't show them due to legal battles about who really owns them.
Greg Fraser
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Spirer [mailto:jeff@spirer.com]
>
> At 09:59 PM 2/22/2003 -0600, colette wrote:
> > > what the hell is an artist anyway? Aren't they those
> weird poofy types
> > > that wear berets and swan about sipping bad wine and
> telling everyone how
> > > great they are?
> >
> >Exactly! Robert to a teeeeeee!
>
> Having visited Robert on at least three occasions, at least
> here in the
> physical world, I can say this is definitively wrong.
>
> Johnny Cash would never wear a beret, so neither would
> Robert, who is the
> spitting image of Johnny Cash, right down to the guitar and cape.
>
> Robert doesn't "swan".
>
> Robert drinks beer, not bad wine. I drink bad wine,
> especially when with
> Robert.
>
> Robert doesn't tell anyone anything about himself. However,
> he did say
> many things about me to people. I'm still repairing the damage.
>
>
> Jeff Spirer
> Photos: http://www.spirer.com
>
>
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