"It's a test to see if society can cope."
No, we can't. Do I pass the test? Now get to a frigging hospital.
Kent
> http://tinyurl.com/b8eal
>
> "It's a test to see if society can cope."
Bwahahahahahaha! Oh jeez! "[O]nce in a lifetime experience" my *ass*.
This had great amusement value, though, especially since I read the subject
to mean a parent speaking to his/her child in an art gallery.
-j
Wasn't something like this the subject od a Doonesbury strip? IIRC, JJ
had her sprog on public-access cable as a performance art piece.
Bill Sullivan
"The living form defies evolution at its peril; if it does not adapt,
it will be broken. The idea of completed man is the supreme vanity: the
finishes image is a sacrilegious myth." - John Wyndham - The Chrysalids
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> kmp...@aol.com wrote:
>> http://tinyurl.com/b8eal
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>> "It's a test to see if society can cope."
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>> No, we can't. Do I pass the test? Now get to a frigging hospital.
>>
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>> Kent
>
> Wasn't something like this the subject od a Doonesbury strip? IIRC, JJ
> had her sprog on public-access cable as a performance art piece.
>
> Bill Sullivan
Our next door neighbours had their baby in a car park. Don't think it was
performance art.
jermec
This piece of society really doesn't give a goddamn. Birth is one of
the most boringly normal and utterly ubiquitious things that happens on
this planet-- except to a first-time moo. Please, somebody spray-paint
the lens and keep the rest of us out of this.
V.
--
Veronique Chez Sheep
This gal beat her to it...
http://www.midwaycontemporaryart.org/artists/hines,michelle/8.html
Gutterboy
> This gal beat her to it...
>
> http://www.midwaycontemporaryart.org/artists/hines,michelle/8.html
Hey, that (a 26-foot turd) at least is noteworthy and interesting. What is
interesting about Earthling # 6,485,670,232 taking it's first breath?
Kent
"In February, 1995, working in conjunction with nutritionists at the
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, I adopted a super fiber-rich diet
which allowed me to successfully produce a single extruded excrement
measuring the exact length of my colon: 26 feet. I documented the
extrusion at the Cranbrook-Kingswood High School Bowling Alley,
Bloomfield Hills, Ml; which offered a length of floor suitable for the
process and measuring the results."
I always thought the bowling alley supervisor would be a more
interesting interview than the artist.
Gutterboy
> "In February, 1995, working in conjunction with
> nutritionists at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor,
> I adopted a super fiber-rich diet which allowed me
> to successfully produce a single extruded excrement
> measuring the exact length of my colon: 26 feet. I
> documented the extrusion at the Cranbrook-Kingswood
> High School Bowling Alley, Bloomfield Hills, Ml; which
> offered a length of floor suitable for the process and
> measuring the results."
Huh, reminds me of this:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4369605,00.html
And don't miss the spas's website: http://www.spasamui.com/
-j
(Hey, it's cheap! Let's go! ... Not)
> "It's a test to see if society can cope."
> No, we can't. Do I pass the test? Now get to a frigging hospital.
That is simply so "lose-yer-lunch". I mean.
sq, "Blark"
Ilene B
>
> Hey, if Karen Findley (?) can perform "Yams Up My Granny's Ass," and
> then get an NEA grant...
Yaknow, just the other day I was making a dish with yams, and I handed them
to the SD to peel and prep, and he said, "Hey, put them someplace, I got my
hands full."
You know what happened next.
sq, "The SD is so easily amused."