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I think it's a lovely idea, and I'd sign such a card!
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Affirmative.
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Great idea, but the postal service isn't 100% reliable and it would be a shame if it were lost in transit somewhere along the way.
Here's a less risky alternative: What if everyone wrote out their birthday wishes on their own pieces of paper and mailed them to Berk so he could assemble them into a happy birthday scrapbook?
Distros happen all the time among old-time radio collectors. I've only seen it happen where people were more unreliable than the postal service. But I'll weigh the idea.
If I get at least 10 Yanks to sign up, I'll do this. If I get at least 3 Euros, I'll either do an isolated mailing or a separate card.
Thanks to everyone who's posted so far.
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8 Yanks
2 Euros
Please sign up!
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I'll call the new subtotal "10 North Americans" and get started talking to Intrada.
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After a long and detailed RFP process, I'm happy to say that the first phase of the Rosenthal Birthday Card has been completed.
A distribution deal has been made with Intrada.
The design contract, though, has been awarded to IN/David/Berkeley, a firm owned by me. We'll also do the construction, advertising and opening night party catering.
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Heads up, Lukasites and Kendalloids:
The design firm has completed the prototype of the card.
Watch this space this week for instructions on how to submit your greeting.
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