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    Default Re: What is art?

    Quote Originally Posted by Adrian II
    The dude clearly ripped a juicy fart, hence the smirk. He made a beard out of shaving cream and blew out his gut to simian proportions in a display of faux-manliness.The woman (his married partner) is clearly being a good sport because she is holding her mouth and nose and acting like she is in agony - possibly alluding to the Jews in Auschwitz as though her lovers butt discharge were akin to zyklon-B (don't call me an a-hole, I didn't draw the comic strip.) He holds out his hand and looks into the mirror at her, feigning innocence ("what's the matter? Never been to Beijing before?")

    Commenting on art is about as fun as commenting on shapes in cement or tripping out and arranging turds in the bathtub as though it were the battle of Trafalgar.

    Woah - you guys got my artistic juices running - i'd better go change my underwear.
    Last edited by ICantSpellDawg; 04-19-2008 at 19:08.
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