I got a chance (that you high-speeders probably missed) to see this guy stationary, before he started his shaking fit. And I'm fresh off an email exchange with a guy in Bethlehem, who was responding to another friend in Manila, who had sent a message about shaving water buffalo to get them ready for their part in a Fiesta. This looks just like. (Once they're shaved, they get painted, and then they truck about and bow respectfully before various religious icons.)
I'll refrain from ranting about the Canadian Milk Marketing Board's ads that cover human athletes in Holstein skin, and how it's Expropriation of Voice.
try blinking at it
Yikes!
I can also make it stop by clicking the up arrow on the scroll bar. How many little guys do you have in there? I can isolate about 10.
yes these are great. same for the ones posted on jim louis's page. do you know about the classical gas film from the smothers brothers. 2500 images in 3 mins. why thats got to be at least uhhh... ill check into that god is dog connection i was previously unaware of
Classical Gas sounds great! wish I could see it. It reminds me for some reason of a piece by artist Daniel Olson, who was erasing images of paintings from arthistory survey textbooks and souvenir postcars. Can't find any images online but I think I have one so maybe I'll post it later. Anyhow, the idea seems similar, a sort of sublimation of masterpieces.
Now it's pausing every now and then of its own accord. Those are some crazed animals! Can't stop connecting them to the shaved water buffalos, and by extension, today being today, shaved Saddam. Those images make me sick at heart. I'm memorizing all the states and state capitols today. It seems to be a form of prayer.
hey jean, read this.
Thanks!
sorry for over associating but have you heard chart sweap ? its : here
wow. If you think that is over associating you have got to meet my Mom. I like the 'corrected Bush' speech very much indeed.
There's no such thing as OVER-associating, for crying out loud. It's our first line of defence against over-generalizing.
i was at harry rosen last night and the salesman asked if i was stressed about shopping. then i asked him, and he kept saying no even though his eyes were blinking uncontrollably and hardly ever at the same time.
the corrected bush piece is very fine indeed. i may have to get an audio editing program in order to have fun with real audio using dubya's words. the written word has some impact, but we're living in a post-literate era in which audio/video have much greater impact.
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- sally mckay 12-15-2003 8:21 am
I got a chance (that you high-speeders probably missed) to see this guy stationary, before he started his shaking fit. And I'm fresh off an email exchange with a guy in Bethlehem, who was responding to another friend in Manila, who had sent a message about shaving water buffalo to get them ready for their part in a Fiesta. This looks just like. (Once they're shaved, they get painted, and then they truck about and bow respectfully before various religious icons.)
I'll refrain from ranting about the Canadian Milk Marketing Board's ads that cover human athletes in Holstein skin, and how it's Expropriation of Voice.
- Jean (guest) 12-15-2003 4:35 pm
try blinking at it
- sally mckay 12-15-2003 5:30 pm
Yikes!
I can also make it stop by clicking the up arrow on the scroll bar. How many little guys do you have in there? I can isolate about 10.
- Jean (guest) 12-15-2003 7:37 pm
yes these are great. same for the ones posted on jim louis's page. do you know about the classical gas film from the smothers brothers. 2500 images in 3 mins. why thats got to be at least uhhh... ill check into that god is dog connection i was previously unaware of
- bill 12-15-2003 7:55 pm
Classical Gas sounds great! wish I could see it. It reminds me for some reason of a piece by artist Daniel Olson, who was erasing images of paintings from arthistory survey textbooks and souvenir postcars. Can't find any images online but I think I have one so maybe I'll post it later. Anyhow, the idea seems similar, a sort of sublimation of masterpieces.
- anonymous (guest) 12-15-2003 9:20 pm
Now it's pausing every now and then of its own accord. Those are some crazed animals! Can't stop connecting them to the shaved water buffalos, and by extension, today being today, shaved Saddam. Those images make me sick at heart. I'm memorizing all the states and state capitols today. It seems to be a form of prayer.
- Jean (guest) 12-16-2003 12:45 am
hey jean, read this.
- sally mckay 12-16-2003 2:17 am
Thanks!
- Jean (guest) 12-16-2003 7:04 am
sorry for over associating but have you heard chart sweap ? its : here
- bill 12-17-2003 3:16 am
wow. If you think that is over associating you have got to meet my Mom. I like the 'corrected Bush' speech very much indeed.
- sally mckay 12-17-2003 7:42 am
There's no such thing as OVER-associating, for crying out loud. It's our first line of defence against over-generalizing.
- Sal's mom (guest) 12-17-2003 6:28 pm
i was at harry rosen last night and the salesman asked if i was stressed about shopping. then i asked him, and he kept saying no even though his eyes were blinking uncontrollably and hardly ever at the same time.
- paola (guest) 12-19-2003 11:02 pm
the corrected bush piece is very fine indeed. i may have to get an audio editing program in order to have fun with real audio using dubya's words. the written word has some impact, but we're living in a post-literate era in which audio/video have much greater impact.
- mark 12-22-2003 5:11 am