Super Happy Fun Thread!

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by 70Chip

Wife: "Gee, I don't know honey. I like the books a lot. But the trees are nice too. Oh Fiddlesticks. I just can't make up my mind. Maybe we should get both."

Husband: "Please God, Kill me now!"




SEXY PEOPLE

I've been studying this site all weekend. I find it fascinating. My biggest fear is that I'm going to stumble across a school picture of me circa 1991: flat top; missing baby teeth; laser background and all.
Maybe I'll just take a preemptive strike and post them myself.

[70Chip]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

I've been studying this site all weekend. I find it fascinating. My biggest fear is that I'm going to stumble across a school picture of me circa 1991: flat top; missing baby teeth; laser background and all.
Maybe I'll just take a preemptive strike and post them myself.

Somebody pointed me to it on Friday and I spent like three hours looking at it, making sure I didn't miss a single picture. It's the perfect sort of art for these times. Once you move beyond the first reaction of, "Nerds, Nerds, Nerds" and you go deeper and start imagining these people's life stories, it is really compelling. There is a kind of vulnerabilty in a person that is sitting for a portrait that I find moving. The computer disc guy just intrigues the hell out of me. I swear that thing should be hanging in the National Gallery. He must have just graduated from Computer School or something, is all I can figure. As uncool looking as he is, I still find myself giving him a mental thumbs up and saying, "Good for you, Jack - Enjoy your moment! And hey, leave some ladies for the rest of us, will ya killer?"

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by 70Chip

Somebody pointed me to it on Friday and I spent like three hours looking at it, making sure I didn't miss a single picture. It's the perfect sort of art for these times. Once you move beyond the first reaction of, "Nerds, Nerds, Nerds" and you go deeper and start imagining these people's life stories, it is really compelling. There is a kind of vulnerabilty in a person that is sitting for a portrait that I find moving. The computer disc guy just intrigues the hell out of me. I swear that thing should be hanging in the National Gallery. He must have just graduated from Computer School or something, is all I can figure. As uncool looking as he is, I still find myself giving him a mental thumbs up and saying, "Good for you, Jack - Enjoy your moment! And hey, leave some ladies for the rest of us, will ya killer?"

Funny, I see him more as a Mort or a Stanley.

[70Chip]

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I betta her hair smellsa likie the strawberries: