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I'd buy you some Art. A Picasso, or maybe a Garfunkel.
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I once knew someone who was an assitant curator of a contemporary art institute. There was a Chris Burden exhibit there. Someone there thought it would be funny to have one of the posters for the exhibit say: "Lots of people think Chris Burden should be in an institution. Just not ours." Chris Burden apparently did not think it was funny. |
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gs: Harold J. Stone (Alexandri Gregor Dubov) A famous painter who has renounced civilization, Dubov, visits the island (with a short-wave radio, of course). The castaways are hopeful that Dubov will give them his transmitter, but soon discover he does not wish to go back to civilization. They must come up with a scheme to make him change his mind, and attempt to make him jealous by pretending Gilligan is an artistic genius. b: 22-May-1965 pc: 0734 w: David P. Harmon d: Jack Arnold |
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The reaction I've heard mirrors the reaction to last year's David Blaine stunt in the UK, which I thought was performance art. |
Read the Roll of Honour
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Tiocfaidh ar la! Ironweed |
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When I was a college boy and even snobbier than I am now, I tripped to the National Gallery of Art and picked out a bench in the basement of East Wing across from the Rothkos. I guess I was looking to find something in non-representational art, because whatever it was, I didn't "get" it. I wanted to, desperately, because it seemed like all the people I admired did, or claimed to. After about twenty minutes, an obese married couple (tourists, as we all were) strolled by. They were wearing archetypical D.C. tourist gear (shorts with white socks) clomping around like they own the place cuz, you know, they do. The guy stopped in front of one of the abstract canvases --- a Rothko floating rectangle piece. He snorted derisively, and said what they all say: "I coulda painted that." His wife laid a hand on his shoulder, and cooed, "Yes, dear, but you didn't." It was then that I appreciated for the first time the genius of Mark Rothko. |
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In Soviet Russia, alcohol swallows YOU!
New pill prolongs drunkenness and makes you a cheaper date.
Its Russian makers say they're not sure they will release it in the U.S., because they don't want it to become a party drug. Yes, you read that correctly. Apparently, getting blasted in Russia is not considered a party-related activity. |
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I was in a pretensious phase at the time and thought it quite something. BIL pointed to it and said "Look they're trying to trick us!" Years later I realize he was the one who had it right. there is a type of art that could be best called "Look at what someone did- never thought of doing that!" Christo is that. |
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In Soviet Russia, alcohol swallows YOU!
Quoting faux Yakov Smirnoff jokes from the "Family Guy" is my schtick.
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In America, you watch television. In Soviet Union, television watches you. In America, you check books out of library. In Soviet Union, library checks you out. In California, you can always find a party. In Russia, The Party can always find you. -- Yakov Smirnoff Sheeesh. I could have written those jokes..... |
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Paris' address book hacked
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ALso, juts in case anytone is wondering, Philllpossis' number has been disconncted. fahooganoog! Eh, enough with that has-been no talent faux celeb and her sidekick, and speaking of old news, am I the only one who is really tired of the whole paigow/slave post-coital love-hate flame war thing? It seems like it has become sooooo old, sooooo past its "sell by date", soooooooo 2001, that it is getting pretty hard to even give a rat’s ass anymore. Newbees, middlings and oldsckoolers alike, we have all heard enough about this 30 minute drunken pump and grind to last a lifetime. Hell, the post-sex write-ups have take longer to read than the dirty deed itself took. Sure, since then there have been plenty of first punches thrown from both sides and neither of the kitchensexers is even remotely innocent in the continued propagation of this cleanshaven fuck and tell, but as far as I am concerned its old news. BOOOOORRRING! If the two of them can’t decide to turn the other babysoft asscheek and make nice then I say the board puts them on mutual ignore. Or perhaps they schedule a unshaven cage match for charity, it could be webcast, from slave’s kitchen, Thurgreed Marshall has to grease the two of them up and then stands back and let them go at it until only one of them is left standing or yells “no mas” or something. Personally, my bet would be on Paigow coming out on top, either literally or figuratively. |
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Stupid bitch. |
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I do like the topless picks of her making out with a girl that were also hacked out of her Sidekick. What a dumbass... |
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ETA: Wait, is wikipedia a part of Wiki? |
Nude Dining in NYC
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Central Park is considered the city's oasis. In the summer, it's one of the best places to be in the city. In the winter, there isn't much going on. These two idiots managed to get everyone who would otherwise be sitting on their asses at home, out with their families to actually see something. (And these are people who aren't spending their weekends at the MET or MoMA.) The genius was only putting it up for 2 weeks, creating a sense of urgency. I mean, when will you get to see something like this again? I went to see it on Saturday with my daughter, a friend and her niece. It was fucking freezing. But there we were, amongst thousands and thousands of other people, from the most hardened New York cynics to the biggest Bambi-eyed, clueless tourists. Comments ranged from, "What a waste of fucking money," to "This really is beautiful." People took photos, walked through the park, climbed the rocks and explored areas they probably hadn't explored in years. Adults were lining up to get on swings and everyone just seemed younger and happier. I agree with you that its artistic merit is debatable (orange flags. okay. so?). But the real art is in how it affects people. And as far as that goes -- from the debate it raised, to motivating people to get out and see something different, to watching them turn into kids -- it was a huge success. TM |
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(but they're not saffron. They're pumpkin) |
My enlarger is in the shop
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I think Schilling and Jordan and any other athlete who plays when they don't feel well or aren't 100% should be commended. But I don't think that when someone performs at the absolute highest levels that they should be looked at as somehow having the mental strength to overcome a physical impediment that would incapacitate any other normal person (or athlete). That's just bullshit. The flu wasn't that bad because Jordan could play and he could play extremely well. Schilling's injury (in the short term) wasn't that bad because he could pitch and he could pitch extremely well. That's all I'm saying. TM |
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