I recall watching a program as a kid in the early 80s before the History Channel came out,, it showed how American engineers in the 1950s thought that we "America" had the smallest drill bit in the world,, an German engineers wanted to see the world's smallest drill bit, so we mailed it to Germany an they sent it back with a hole in it…
This story is about 50% true. Like how did the artist know his art equipment wouldn't still be able to be stowed away or something? The way the guy tells that part of the story also gives off the sense that somehow the artist knew terrorists used sharp objects to hijack the planes! I can believe he saw it, I can believe he was with an artist, but I can't get behind such a strange statement as you can have things shipped to where you are going if it's not allowed on the plane, it's to dramatic…
Beautifully said by the artist.
I call bullshit. That entire story he gave sounds made up and he doesn’t sell it very well.
Avoid working in buildings which look like temporary accommodation
I recall watching a program as a kid in the early 80s before the History Channel came out,, it showed how American engineers in the 1950s thought that we "America" had the smallest drill bit in the world,, an German engineers wanted to see the world's smallest drill bit, so we mailed it to Germany an they sent it back with a hole in it…
This story is about 50% true. Like how did the artist know his art equipment wouldn't still be able to be stowed away or something? The way the guy tells that part of the story also gives off the sense that somehow the artist knew terrorists used sharp objects to hijack the planes! I can believe he saw it, I can believe he was with an artist, but I can't get behind such a strange statement as you can have things shipped to where you are going if it's not allowed on the plane, it's to dramatic…