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img src'ing a html page I see?Originally posted by Manny The Freak
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In terms of Minimalist art, I like the red x in a white field you've submitted for our review. The "x" represents the solid and final nothingness that affilcts post WW2 European consciousness as it flirts with post-modern socialism and runs away from neotraditionalist classical aesthetic constructs. There is an eerie resonance of space and light in the distance of the red x to the outer edges of the white square reminiscent of fractalized samples of a Mondrian.Comment
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no, youre wrong.Originally posted by G Sharp
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In terms of Minimalist art, I like the red x in a white field you've submitted for our review. The "x" represents the solid and final nothingness that affilcts post WW2 European consciousness as it flirts with post-modern socialism and runs away from neotraditionalist classical aesthetic constructs. There is an eerie resonance of space and light in the distance of the red x to the outer edges of the white square reminiscent of fractalized samples of a Mondrian.the revolution is coming.Comment
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Funny..............Originally posted by G Sharp
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In terms of Minimalist art, I like the red x in a white field you've submitted for our review. The "x" represents the solid and final nothingness that affilcts post WW2 European consciousness as it flirts with post-modern socialism and runs away from neotraditionalist classical aesthetic constructs. There is an eerie resonance of space and light in the distance of the red x to the outer edges of the white square reminiscent of fractalized samples of a Mondrian.Herschel Savage
Brooklyn, NYComment
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dude, that is so hot...
beats the dangly asshole
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You totally just got me hot...Originally posted by G Sharp
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In terms of Minimalist art, I like the red x in a white field you've submitted for our review. The "x" represents the solid and final nothingness that affilcts post WW2 European consciousness as it flirts with post-modern socialism and runs away from neotraditionalist classical aesthetic constructs. There is an eerie resonance of space and light in the distance of the red x to the outer edges of the white square reminiscent of fractalized samples of a Mondrian.
*rowr*
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