The James HF THomson Gallery
Kevin
James HF Thomson Artist. www.jameshfthomson.com
For over 30 years he has been inspired by the legend of True Thomas the
Rhymer, the Queen of Elfland's lover. Thomas was whisked away to Fairyland
for 7 years. The Queen handed him an enchanted apple which "bestowed on a
him, a tongue that could not lie". When he returned to Ercildoune, the
Borders village of Earlston, he possessed magical powers of prophecy .He
predicted the death of a Scottish king, the Battle of Bannockburn and the
1707 Act of Union.
Thomas the Rymer Painting
and
Pepper Wood http://www.angelfire.com/ab7/jameshfthomson/pepper_wood.htm
are just two very amazing Paintings by James HF Thomson
Pleas feel free to look and I really would like you OPINION on his work.
Tom Bishop
"Kevin" <kevi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:aekot0$7onm2$1...@ID-147289.news.dfncis.de...
You are an idiot, and the OFF TOPIC nature of your postings
to a poetry newsgroup was pointed out over a week ago.
Your site is obnoxious as are your seemingly constant postings.
You are very *plonked*.
--
Tom Bishop ,.-:*'``'*:-.,_,.-:*'``'*:-.,
"The world is full of asses, but muleshit grows lilacs."
-- Dennis M. Hammes
Charlotte
"Tom Bishop" <t...@truly.nu> wrote in message
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>
> "Kevin" <kevi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > James HF Thomson Artist. www.jameshfthomson.com
> >
> >
> > For over 30 years he has been inspired by the legend of True Thomas the
> > Rhymer, the Queen of Elfland's lover. Thomas was whisked away to
Fairyland
> > for 7 years. The Queen handed him an enchanted apple which "bestowed on
a
> > him, a tongue that could not lie". When he returned to Ercildoune, the
> > Borders village of Earlston, he possessed magical powers of prophecy .He
> > predicted the death of a Scottish king, the Battle of Bannockburn and
the
> > 1707 Act of Union.
> >
> > Thomas the Rymer Painting
> > and
> > Pepper Wood http://www.angelfire.com/ab7/jameshfthomson/pepper_wood.htm
> >
> > are just two very amazing Paintings by James HF Thomson
> >
> > Pleas feel free to look and I really would like you OPINION on his work.
>
> You are an idiot, and the OFF TOPIC nature of your postings
> to a poetry newsgroup was pointed out over a week ago.
>
> Your site is obnoxious as are your seemingly constant postings.
>
> You are very *plonked*.
>
surely art and poetry go together? don't they? both require an aristic
flare. what does it matter ?
Tom Bishop
Everybody has their opinion, you are free to yours.
I am more interested in poetry, and constant "artistic" commercials
don't thrill me.
Consider what this group would be like if every marginal artist with
a free (popup generating) website posted an ad to this group every
week.. (that is what has happened to some newsgroups, mostly
anything sex related, but it isn't stopping there)..
With all the trolls here, not to mention soccer scores,
not to mention (me and you by some estimations :)
Well you decide.
This guy is plonkable (perhaps) but persistent spammers aren't,
since they forge headers, and this newsgroup would become
untenable fast.
A small remedy (not totally effective) would be to develop a charter,
and report to their ISP. Small deterrent, but it helps somewhat.
(I would volunteer in such an effort, but don't know if there is
enough consensus [clearly you don't seem to care, or maybe you
don't understand what is happening])
You must realize, this guy is simply trying to sell artwork, and
it has /nothing/ to do with poultry whatsoever.
pete devlin
<kevi...@hotmail.com> writes
you. Thanks and have a nice day.
--
Pete Devlin
Lossiemouth RUFC http://www.lossiemouth-rufc.co.uk
***Rugby Songs Page Updated***
Graeme Wall
"Kevin" <kevi...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> James HF Thomson Artist.
>
>
[snip]
>
> Pleas feel free to look and I really would like you OPINION on his work.
>
>
My opinion is it has got b----r all to do with railways.
--
Graeme Wall
Transport Miscellany at <http://www.greywall.demon.co.uk/rail/index.html>
Kevin
I merely seek an opinion on his art and that is it.
The guy has a right to try and sell his art he's an artist for gods sake.
This is simply that NERDY nutter TOM BISHOP who is jealous of such talent.
The simple fact of the matter is I want genuine opinions on the art.
Is it poetry in art? etc etc.
TOM! I am not a spammer so get a life
Don't worry TOM usually when a guy like you loses his virginity he starts to
get a life, so there is hope for you yet mate.
Regards
Kevin
"pete devlin" <spam...@secondrow.co.uk> wrote in message
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Peter J Ross
alt.arts.poetry.comments removed the following benign growth from
Kevin:
>This is not spamming...
Crossposting off-topic material to five unrelated newsgroups is
spamming.
>I merely seek an opinion on his art and that is it.
Then seek it in art newsgroups. Your motives for spamming are
irrelevant.
PJR :-)
(Follow-ups set)
Kevin
canvas.
I am not spamming, This is simply Tom Bishop who started this.
I only want an opinion / conversation on his poetic art.
"Peter J Ross" <p...@britishlibrary.net> wrote in message
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Michael Cook
ilway,us.arts.poetry
"uk.railway"?
I'll buy a print if you buy a poem, i'm having a half-off sale this week.
"Kevin" <kevi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Kevin
James is very up set that people like that plonker Bishop has slagged his
web site. THE POP UP'S are gone now.
Just a stupid add that is on the main page is left.
Happy now BISHOP?
"Tom Bishop" <t...@truly.nu> wrote in message
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>
Art McNutt
kevi...@hotmail.com wrote on 6/18/02 4:10 AM:
> This is not spamming...
> I merely seek an opinion on his art and that is it.
His composition skills are a little weak in most of the paintings. Some of
his themes and techniques seem to blend Manuscript Illumination with the
escapist romanticism of the Neo-Raphaelites. Interesting, if this wasn't
quite common among the many "celtic" artists working today.
His color choices seem to be random rather than planned, all multiple
figures and multiple objects seem to compete with each other--figures are
often competing with the vegetation because of this lack. The flatness may
be part of what he is expressing, but it doesn't seem consistent. Uneven,
unbalanced flat patterns don't make remarkable paintings. The values are
quite heavy, and tend to crush his subject matter. A little of W. Homer
there in his landscape, if I'm not mistaken.
Green is obviously his favorite color. Artists can't afford to have a
favorite color.
In the more naturalistic paintings such as in /The Bridge/ he gets better
results, perhaps due more to his reporting what is there before him rather
than putting himself on the canvas--which means these would be good
illustrations for book covers but the paintings themselves don't seem to
stand alone. I like the way he abstracts his figures, this shows a little
promise, if he would only pay attention to composition he might get
somewhere with his brush.
---
Art
Tom Bishop
that means that I only see your spam turds second hand, as per
the below (until you change your email name you are invisible to me)
You now have the opinion of other nerdy shit heads, or dick heads
(your words, whichever you decide) about your so-called poetry
related so-called art.
You asked, you got it. from me and now several others.
So why not take the opinion and STOP POSTING SPAM
(but in any case, please don't change your email address).
As far as my sex life, I am well into my 3rd mid-life crisis,
all of which I have weathered with (sometimes multiple)
sex partners. (it is usual for people to cast insults along the
line of their own inadequacies, nuff said there).
--
Tom Bishop ,.-:*'``'*:-.,_,.-:*'``'*:-.,
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." -- Albert Einstein
"Michael Cook" <coo...@ameritech.net> wrote in message news:6jDP8.7230$t%5.36...@newssvr28.news.prodigy.com...
RSommo
<...>
> all of which I have weathered with (sometimes multiple)
> sex partners. (it is usual for people to cast insults along the
> line of their own inadequacies, nuff said there).
>
Do not go boasting into that poor fight,
Some poets burn and rave at hints they're gay:
Chill, chill against the trollish might.
Since wise men know their sex hormones aren't light
Although their beds are lately empty they
Do not go boasting into that poor fight.
Good men, unconcerned, discern how bright
Their progeny might have been at play.
Chill, chill against the trollish might.
Wild men who leered at every skirt in flight,
And learn, too late, they drove them all away,
Do not go boasting into that poor fight.
Grave men, nearly laid, whose lovers write,
"I don't much feel like seeing you today,"
Chill, chill against the trollish might.
And you, dear fellow, on that silly height,
Abandon this ungainly pose, I pray.
Do not go posting into that poor fight.
Chill, chill against the trollish might.
(ducking really, really low)
R.
Tom Bishop
> "Tom Bishop" <t...@truly.nu> wrote:
> <...>
> > As far as my sex life, I am well into my 3rd mid-life crisis,
> > all of which I have weathered with (sometimes multiple)
> > sex partners. (it is usual for people to cast insults along the
> > line of their own inadequacies, nuff said there).
> >
>
>
> Do not go boasting into that poor fight,
> Some poets burn and rave at hints they're gay:
> Chill, chill against the trollish might.
>
> Since wise men know their sex hormones aren't light
> Although their beds are lately empty they
> Do not go boasting into that poor fight.
>
> Good men, unconcerned, discern how bright
> Their progeny might have been at play.
> Chill, chill against the trollish might.
>
> Wild men who leered at every skirt in flight,
> And learn, too late, they drove them all away,
> Do not go boasting into that poor fight.
>
> Grave men, nearly laid, whose lovers write,
> "I don't much feel like seeing you today,"
> Chill, chill against the trollish might.
>
> And you, dear fellow, on that silly height,
> Abandon this ungainly pose, I pray.
S'all a pose R.
> Do not go posting into that poor fight.
If you really think so, perhaps. Newsgroups
can go straight into hell from these spammers.
Kevin is fairly unique in that he actually watches
and responds to his spam.
> Chill, chill against the trollish might.
>
>
> (ducking really, really low)
>
> R.
No need, you are on topic enough.
--
Tom Bishop ,.-:*'``'*:-.,_,.-:*'``'*:-.,
"Give me chastity and continence,
but not yet." -- Saint Augustine
pete devlin
<kevi...@hotmail.com> writes
>This is not spamming...
Yes it is. Posting it 3 times to lots of different groups is spamming.
>I merely seek an opinion on his art and that is it.
It's shite. Now go away.
> The guy has a right to try and sell his art he's an artist for gods
>sake.
Undoubtedly. Usenet and in particular uk.l.s-h is not the place to do
it.
> This is simply that NERDY nutter TOM BISHOP who is jealous of such
>talent.
Who t f is he?
> The simple fact of the matter is I want genuine opinions on the art.
>Is it poetry in art? etc etc.
Why cross post to non post modernist claptrap groups then? I'm sure
there's lots of luvvy groups you can be light footed in.
>TOM! I am not a spammer so get a life
I am not Tom and you are a spammer.
>Don't worry TOM usually when a guy like you loses his virginity he
>starts to get a life, so there is hope for you yet mate.
I had a shag about an hour ago, does that count? It was with a woman so
you can calm down again. Off you go and fantasize about Tom again.
Peter J Ross
alt.arts.poetry.comments removed the following benign growth from
Kevin:
>James paints poetic related art. He reads poems and then expresses this on
>canvas.
Fascinating. The way he "expresses this" with a sort of green slimy
vomity stuff is particularly impressive.
>I am not spamming,
Making repeated off-topic posts to several unrelated newsgroups isn't
spamming? I see.
>This is simply Tom Bishop who started this.
Tom has done such good work against you that I'm starting to feel all
warm and cuddly towards him. At least you have the power to reconcile
enemies. Use the power wisely, please.
>I only want an opinion / conversation on his poetic art.
No, you wanted to advertise your product to people who had no reason
to be interested in it.
I have the abuse addresses of you email provider, your ISP, your news
server and your webhost ready for next time you do it.
Now fuck off back to spamland.
PJR :-)
Tom Bishop
> On Tue, 18 Jun 2002 10:37:12 +0100 the surgeons of
> alt.arts.poetry.comments removed the following benign growth from
> Kevin:
>
> >James paints poetic related art. He reads poems and then expresses this on
> >canvas.
>
> Fascinating. The way he "expresses this" with a sort of green slimy
> vomity stuff is particularly impressive.
..and don't forget how it is gaurenteed to match /NO/ sane
person's decor. Closet mountings preferred.
<snip warm and cuddly, and going to take a mud bath>
> >I only want an opinion / conversation on his poetic art.
>
> No, you wanted to advertise your product to people who had no reason
> to be interested in it.
>
> I have the abuse addresses of you email provider, your ISP, your news
> server and your webhost ready for next time you do it.
Prolly best to tell his mother also.
> Now fuck off back to spamland.
That's "Spam Land".. one of the paintings I think.
>
> PJR :-)
Henrietta K. Thomas
wrote, in us.arts.poetry:
>On Tue, 18 Jun 2002 10:10:33 +0100 the surgeons of
>alt.arts.poetry.comments removed the following benign growth from
>Kevin:
>
>>This is not spamming...
>
>Crossposting off-topic material to five unrelated newsgroups is
>spamming.
Since the Breidbart Index is only 2.23, it doesn't look too
serious; I'd call it a mini-spam. However, it *is* in violation
of the charter for us.arts.poetry, which has a 3-group
crosspost limit, and runs the risk of being tagged as
'Velveeta' by the Usenet Crosspost Stopper. To avoid
these kinds of problems, Kevin, it's best to crosspost
only to the two or three most relevant groups. Peter is
correct when he says you should post this kind of material
only to 'art' newsgroups. You might want to try us.arts,
though i doubt you will get much response.
Hope this helps,
Henrietta K. Thomas
us.* hierarchy coordinator
hk...@earthlink.net
Kevin
www.jameshfthomson has had thousands of hits, May I just say there is always
one dick head who bites and when he does guys like us win.
Once again Tom thanks for making the site a success, It's amazing you just
have to be yourself (a dickhead) and I get mega hits and lots of cash
THANKS MATE
PLONKER
best regards
Kevin
"pete devlin" <spam...@secondrow.co.uk> wrote in message
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pete devlin
<kevi...@hotmail.com> writes
>Once again Tom thanks for making the site a success, It's amazing you
>just have to be yourself (a dickhead) and I get mega hits and lots of
>cash THANKS MATE
Dream on. Who is this Tom geezer? It's almost worth putting up with your
crap to find out who this man is that you're so obsessed with.
Tom Bishop
"pete devlin" <spam...@secondrow.co.uk> wrote in message news:y9G8OmAx...@btinternet.com...
> In message <aesmqa$9s154$1...@ID-147289.news.dfncis.de>, Kevin
> <kevi...@hotmail.com> writes
> >Once again Tom thanks for making the site a success, It's amazing you
> >just have to be yourself (a dickhead) and I get mega hits and lots of
> >cash THANKS MATE
Doubtful that your spam will get you anything but booted from
your ISP if you don't knock it off clown.
> Dream on. Who is this Tom geezer? It's almost worth putting up with your
> crap to find out who this man is that you're so obsessed with.
Just little old me, who snipped my postings from all but
the poetry groups I frequent, since to bother other groups
with this drivel didn't seem right. But since I've become
such an icon, I guess I will answer the question.
> --
> Pete Devlin
> Lossiemouth RUFC http://www.lossiemouth-rufc.co.uk
> ***Rugby Songs Page Updated***
BTW: visited your site, fairly nice, (nicer than the green vomit pages)
..and the soccer babes were worth the trip. Nothing like multiple
nude women in a room together, eh?
Cheers,
--
Tom Bishop ,.-:*'``'*:-.,_,.-:*'``'*:-.,
"I believe these are the days of lasers in the jungle!"
- Paul Simon
pete devlin
<t...@truly.nu> writes
>Just little old me, who snipped my postings from all but the poetry
>groups I frequent, since to bother other groups with this drivel didn't
>seem right. But since I've become such an icon, I guess I will answer
>the question.
Oh, hello Tom. Next question is: Why does the spamming muppet refer to
you when replying to my posts? He can't think that we're one and the
same surely?
>
>
>BTW: visited your site, fairly nice, (nicer than the green vomit pages)
>..and the soccer babes were worth the trip. Nothing like multiple nude
>women in a room together, eh?
Thanks. Yes it was pleasurable! You should see the photos I wasn't
allowed to publish!!!
Tom Bishop
"pete devlin" <spam...@secondrow.co.uk> wrote in message news:9t1$6uF8sh...@btinternet.com...
> In message <aet3ah$99bq9$1...@ID-138561.news.dfncis.de>, Tom Bishop
> <t...@truly.nu> writes
> >Just little old me, who snipped my postings from all but the poetry
> >groups I frequent, since to bother other groups with this drivel didn't
> >seem right. But since I've become such an icon, I guess I will answer
> >the question.
>
> Oh, hello Tom. Next question is: Why does the spamming muppet refer to
> you when replying to my posts? He can't think that we're one and the
> same surely?
I guess because he is a moron. Anybody who posts his art spam
to the nutty combination of groups he has posted to would seem
to be somewhat off balance.
I was the first (apparently) who challenged his idiocy.
> >BTW: visited your site, fairly nice, (nicer than the green vomit pages)
> >..and the soccer babes were worth the trip. Nothing like multiple nude
> >women in a room together, eh?
>
> Thanks. Yes it was pleasurable! You should see the photos I wasn't
> allowed to publish!!!
Email works...
> --
> Pete Devlin
> Lossiemouth RUFC http://www.lossiemouth-rufc.co.uk
> ***Rugby Songs Page Updated***
--
Tom Bishop ,.-:*'``'*:-.,_,.-:*'``'*:-.,
"Glory is fleeting, but obscurity is forever."
-- Napoleon Bonaparte
Chuck Lysaght
Cool website, and great work. I'm not an art critic, but I enjoyed
looking at it just the same.
Try to ignore the morons.
Regards,
Chuck
TenBells
wrote:
I looked as well, yes very nice but the connection with bbc-r6 passed
me by. Perhaps some kind soul could enlighten me?