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Offline j_tour

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Re: Last post wins!!!!!
Reply #18850 on: Yesterday at 06:33:14 PM
the strangest of the strange

Not too familiar with the work of Hieronymus Bosch?  Pretty weird stuff.
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Reply #18851 on: Today at 01:10:25 AM
Okay - maybe for the 1500's what he did was bloody weird, but the artwork is sublime.

I'm talking about people who eat balloons with paint on them, and then internally pushes them out onto a canvas... that's the shxt I'm talking about.

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Reply #18852 on: Today at 01:40:15 AM

I prefer the well known bit of performance art wherein the artist consumes much Alphabits soup (noodles shaped sort of like roman alphabet characters, comes in a tin), and vomits it onto the street.

See, that's a class act.

Poésie concrète.


I'm talking about people who eat balloons with paint on them, and then internally pushes them out onto a canvas... that's the shxt I'm talking about.

Well....that could be a new hobby for you!  I recommend such an endeavor.
My name is Nellie, and I take pride in helping protect the children of my community through active leadership roles in my local church and in the Boy Scouts of America.  Bad word make me sad.
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