"Hello," says Mani.
"Oh, Mani," says an old lady's voice. "Won't you let us in?"
"But my parents told me not to let anyone in where they're not here,"
says Mani.
"But we have some candy for you," says the old lady.
Mani lets them in. It's the downstairs neighbors, Mesken and Maxwell.
Maxwell immediately sits in an easy chair and starts talking to
himself. Mesken begin talking to Mani.
"You remember what we talked about last time?"
"Yes, Can I have some candy?" says Mani.
"First you have to answer some questions," says Mesken smoothing out
his ugly plaid dress. "Who is a good artist?"
"Dali," says Mani.
"Good," says Mesken. "But who is even better?"
"Disney," says Mani.
"Excellent," says Mesken giving mani a piece of candy. "And why is
that?"
"Because all the characters have 3 fingers and they they never say
anything I haven't heard before."
"Very good," says Mesken.
"Can I have that big chocolate banana?" asks Mani.
"Ok, after just one more thing." Mesken pulls out a Picasso picture.
Mani begins crying. "Oh take it away, it's horrible!"
"And why is that?" says Mesken dangling the big chocolate banana.
"Because he changes things around and I can't understand it!"
"That's right, Mani" says Mesken. "Ok, I'm putting that bad Mr.
Picasso away now. Here's your banana."
mmmmm, says Mani.
"We have to go now," says Mesken. "But next time your parents go away
we'll show you something new you will like."
"Who's that?" asks Mani with his mouth full.
"A Maxfield Parrish." Mesken slaps Maxwell across the head. "Get up,
you fool! We have to go now." They both leave.
The End
>The End
Much better! This was actually clever. Not very effective, but the
true troll redoubles his efforts even though he has forgotten his
original point (to restate the old saw).
Wasn't that more rewarding than all those tedious and tepid
one-liners? It certainly was for me. Quality is better than
quantity, after all.
You really should pick a persona and stick with it, though. Either be
clever and insightful (even if biased and prejudiced) or be obtuse and
clumsy. You have your reputation to consider, you know.
Neil Maxwell - I don't speak for my employer
Have fun with the rest of the symbolic analysis.
--
take care: Keith
The language of art is not a scientifically accurate language. The language
of art is based upon the application of tendencies and as such creates more
variety of interpretation between people than absolute agreement between
people.
Keith O'Connor
"Paul Mesken" <usu...@euronet.nl> wrote in message
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>He has mani asking for a penis shaped candy for oral pleasure but it is
>coloured brown like shit which is evacuated from himself and others. Oh
>Henry chocolate bars look a bit like bowel movements.
>
>Have fun with the rest of the symbolic analysis.
Remember that subtlety is lost on much of the usenet audience, while
cleverness will always get some appreciation. Heavy-handed? Yes, but
quite an improvement over his usual fare. This only adds to my theory
that Dil is a sockpuppet for a clever troll who is playing stupid most
of the time. Still not clear if he's serious about the
child-molesting, though.
--
take care: Keith
The language of art is not a scientifically accurate language. The language
of art is based upon the application of tendencies and as such creates more
variety of interpretation between people than absolute agreement between
people.
Keith O'Connor
"Neil Maxwell" <neil.m...@nospam.intel.com> wrote in message
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>Consult your physician. Your mind has blown.
>Thur
The Dill's mind hasn't blown. He's just rather stupid and has a short
fuse. Give him credit, he's a genius compared to Tinhorn O'connor who
never had an idea in his life.
No skill no art!
Tired of Modern Art? check http://www3.sympatico.ca/manideli/
Hmm, yes, I missed the projection angle completely. Shame on me.
That would explain the inspiration; this one was from the heart, maybe
even a bit autobiographical.
--
take care: Keith
The language of art is not a scientifically accurate language. The language
of art is based upon the application of tendencies and as such creates more
variety of interpretation between people than absolute agreement between
people.
Keith O'Connor
"Mani Deli" <ma...@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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