Paula Lazarz:
Love the pics! You look great!
P.
active 2 years, 2 months ago
My History
How would you describe yourself as a flagger?
Not to toot my own horn but practice makes perfect.
Ok Ok Ok I?m not perfect but I know I?m good at what I do.
What is it about flagging that you enjoy the most?
However odd this sounds I?m sorry? I really just like to get into my zone where people are watching and enjoying my ?art? if you will.
How long have you been flagging? How did you get started?
It’s been about 3 years… With a year off. I started as one of those annoying kids with the lights.
Hrmm… Oh I don’t like those kids now 
What was your first flagging experience?
A guy named Jay Harris from St. Louis was at Fireball 2001…. I’d never seen anything like it. I still remember his flags, they were torn and very worn but that’s what I like the most.
I still remember every second and how awesome he was.
What was one of your best flagging experiences?
Just Read my Article on Being Noticed.
Who has inspired or taught you?
Phillip taught me a new phrase today: "Flag Daddy" … lol
- Dave Ouano, I used to see him at a party and go over for awhile and just stare in amazement… I think he thought I was stalking me for a bit.
He and I are now good friends and I think my skills have impressed Dad.
What was one of your wildest or craziest flagging experiences?
Well not the craziest but having suburban mom’s asking me if they could buy my flags becuz their kids want learn so bad.
Where do you often like to flag?
Outside on my roof
, Crobar, Circuit Night Club, and Market Days .. Any Stage where I won’t hurt people.
What are your favorite types of flags to work with, and why?
Silk Tie Dye…. I love Tie Dye just becuase of the effect under a black light and in sun light can be so intense.
What are your favorite flagging quotes?
Some guy talking to me at a club say HOW DID YOU DO THAT…
What advice do you give to beginning flaggers?
SLOW DOWN and learn the basics and always bring your arms in close to you for a more fluid effect. I jumped the gun and moved right into the more advanced stuff without learning the basics. That made it very difficult to retrain my hands to come in and out of the basics when I learned them later.
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I LOVE ME SOME KRISTOPHER!!! hehehehe
(yes, i know smitty… it was about time!
)Seriously – Kris, you’ve got a such heart of gold and soo much to offer!
I am lucky to know you and have you as a friend…u’re fierce – don’t let anyone tell you different!
mwah!
Ron
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Jay:
I’m Kris’ friend in Chicago…I saw the picture of me wearing Kris’ flags. I don’t make it a habit…
I was COLD…
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Ritz:
I’m Kris’s friend from Montreal and I never heard about flagging…well.. until now…It looks pretty cool and hard to do.. so I just might end up wearing the flags instead of using them.. just incase Kris want’s to teach me
luv ya
Ritz
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Hello, Friends & Someday Friends!
First off, thanks, Phillip, for being such a great source of inspiration, good NRG & educating the masses…and for having such a great website for flaggers! I hope to see you in Chicago soon…
I also want to let everyone know I just posted some of my favorite flagging photos that I’ve taken over the past few years!
Love To Infinity,
Dave
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Hi Kris,
It was great meeting you and your partner in St. Louis last weekend. You guys created some beautiful sets.
I look forward to flagging with you in Chicago!
–Phillip
I had a lesbian dancing on stage behind me, who thought he was a rock start rip off her shirt so all you saw was a white sports bra say to me… You’re really good but get off the stage I need to show off.