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Artist installs work without museum's knowledge |
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11:27 am EDT, May 2, 2005 |
] The images above - exclusive to the Wooster site and ] provided by Banksy - are of Banksy installing four pieces ] in New York's most prestigious museums - The Brooklyn ] Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of ] Modern Art, and the Museum of Natural History. ] ] Dressed as a British pensioner, over the last few days ] Banksy entered each of the galleries and attached one of ] his own works, complete with authorative name plaque and ] explanation. Artist installs work without museum's knowledge |
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12:32 pm EDT, Apr 29, 2005 |
Pretty neat. Make a drawing, and this generates scribblings based on it. S C R I B B L E R |
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Warehouse 23: Something Positive: Spay Your Catgirl Poster |
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4:23 pm EST, Mar 30, 2005 |
] You too can make the world a better place by cutting down ] on the rampant overpopulation of catgirls. These poor ] creatures have been increasing in number so rapidly, it's ] difficult to walk through a convention without tripping ] over a few. They lurk in the corridors, shrieking out ] phrases in poor Japanese and assaulting passers-by for ] manga money. Please, won't you think of the ] convention-goers? Be responsible. Spay your catgirl ] today. Warehouse 23: Something Positive: Spay Your Catgirl Poster |
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MAYBE QUARTERLY - Vol 2 / Issue 1 - Kevin Booth Talks About Bill Hicks |
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3:02 pm EST, Mar 28, 2005 |
] Bill Hicks was one of four people I had never known ] personally, but seriously mourned their passing upon ] being notified of each of their deaths. The others were ] Jimi Hendrix, John Bonham, and George Harrison. When Bill ] died in February 1994, I felt as if I had lost a kindred ] spirit --- as I believe in truth just as strongly as he ] did. This was the case because Bill and I were both born ] under the sign of Sagittarius. People born under this ] sign are said to be perpetual students, and are very ] serious about honesty and truth. Sagittarians are also ] voracious readers, a subject about which Bill often ] joked. ] ] ] I had never known Bill Hicks, and likewise, I never had ] the chance to see his stand-up act, even though he was a ] friend of Bob Fiorella, a comedian who lives in my own ] city of Buffalo, New York USA. Buffalo is the type of ] city that doesnât have that big of a night-life, and ] this is because of the perpetually depressed economy in ] our area. Because of my own life experience, I relate ] to what he discussed in his act on a number of levels. ] ] ] Kevin Booth was Billâs closest friend, and partner in ] many adventures. Kevin was also Billâs producer and his ] business partner. Together, they began something called ] Sacred Cow Productions, which today, can be found at the ] website listed immediately below. Unfortunately, Bill ] died before the Internet had become a daily part of many ] of our lives --- and because of this, Bill never had the ] chance to see Sacred Cow become an online force for truth ] in comedy: MAYBE QUARTERLY - Vol 2 / Issue 1 - Kevin Booth Talks About Bill Hicks |
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Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith - 133t trailer |
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7:51 pm EST, Mar 18, 2005 |
] Greetings! You have found the home of the 133t version of ] the Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith trailer. Only 15 hours ] after I put this file online, it has already sucked up over 23 GB ] of bandwidth. At this rate I'll be in the poorhouse before ] nightfall. Heh. Watch it once just to see the trailer. Then watch it again and laugh at the 133t subtitles. ;) Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith - 133t trailer |
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8:10 am EST, Mar 9, 2005 |
] that this smut is not prohibited in the community in ] which you live and that you will not show any of this ] smut to minors. REALHAMSTER |
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Guardian Unlimited | Arts special reports | 'When I was four, I knew I was weird' |
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10:19 pm EST, Mar 7, 2005 |
] From 60s hippies to 90s film-makers and 21st-century art ] galleries, each generation has rediscovered the ] misanthropic, sex-obsessed cartoonist Robert Crumb. Now ] it is to happen again: in coming days he will be the ] subject of two retrospectives, a film season and a new ] biography. To celebrate, the Guardian this week will ] publish a selection of new and little-known Crumbs, along ] with some more familiar works. Today, Simon Hattenstone ] introduces the series by interviewing him at his home in ] the south of France. Guardian Unlimited | Arts special reports | 'When I was four, I knew I was weird' |
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the best brands of the world || the best brands of the world |
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4:18 pm EST, Feb 8, 2005 |
] Brandsoftheworld.com is World's one of the most visited ] web sites intended for browsing and exchange of the ] World's famous brand-logos. The primary use of site is to ] enable designers to access vector-forms of the well-known ] brand-logos that they can use in their presentations, ] given the permission of the copyright owner. The web site ] also enables designers to upload their own works and ] professional details. Useful resource for finding logo's. the best brands of the world || the best brands of the world |
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