lol...a long time ago, it could have been red shoes. 
If anyone knows the story of the Ichthus symbol, it was supposedly a way for Christians to identify one another by each person making an arc of the fish in the sand. I don't know what kind of "mark" a Clayfan could make, though.
Seems to me that some kind of "phrase test" would work. In an elevator...suspect another Claymate is in the group but aren't sure...just try to work one of a few phrases into conversation. If they chuckle or smile to themselves, you know you've found one.
Of course, I don't know how one would work "God forbid the Clack skip around" or "he HIT me with his cane" into normal conversation. Hee.
OR say something like..."Yeah, I was talking to Jerome the other day and he told me Clay would love to meet us for lunch next week. He said I could pick the place as long as it's not Mexican food." If the other person moves closer to you and begins chatting you up...found one.
If anyone knows the story of the Ichthus symbol, it was supposedly a way for Christians to identify one another by each person making an arc of the fish in the sand. I don't know what kind of "mark" a Clayfan could make, though.
Seems to me that some kind of "phrase test" would work. In an elevator...suspect another Claymate is in the group but aren't sure...just try to work one of a few phrases into conversation. If they chuckle or smile to themselves, you know you've found one.
Of course, I don't know how one would work "God forbid the Clack skip around" or "he HIT me with his cane" into normal conversation. Hee.
OR say something like..."Yeah, I was talking to Jerome the other day and he told me Clay would love to meet us for lunch next week. He said I could pick the place as long as it's not Mexican food." If the other person moves closer to you and begins chatting you up...found one.
Amanda
''Sure, girls from New York, they are tough. And girls from Georgia, they are sweet. But those born and bred feisty Kentucky girls, they are the ones you have to look out for. We have sugar and fire in our blood. We can ride a horse, be a débutante, throw a left hook and tell you the entire UK line up all while making sweet tea. And if we have an opinion, you get to know it. We're both the pride and the downfall of the bluegrass." -Ashley Judd
''Sure, girls from New York, they are tough. And girls from Georgia, they are sweet. But those born and bred feisty Kentucky girls, they are the ones you have to look out for. We have sugar and fire in our blood. We can ride a horse, be a débutante, throw a left hook and tell you the entire UK line up all while making sweet tea. And if we have an opinion, you get to know it. We're both the pride and the downfall of the bluegrass." -Ashley Judd
as well as 'Clack'. I like the thought of 'I am ready to be Sandeckied by the Aiken'. Hmm, yeah, I like that thought a lot 
about the "clumsy heterosexuality" simply because I don't know what that is. Have I ever met one and just don't know it? Are there clumsy heterosexuals and graceful heterosexuals? And can people possibly find more ways to describe one man? 
