Silly pics...what'cha got??....maybe NSFW

[GreenGoo]

That first catch is idiocy.

Ditto.

Fuck. That.

[Moliere]

[Holman]

The shark isn't the one humiliated here.

[GreenGoo]

The shark isn't the one humiliated here.

Exactly.

[Freyland]

So, he's "jumped the shark"?

[Isgrimnur]

So, he's "jumped the shark"?

Off by a letter...

[Moliere]

[Daehawk]

[LordMortis]

[Max Peck]

[LordMortis]

Is that from this season's Archer?

[hepcat]

Is that from a Free Phil Spector rally?

[LordMortis]

Is that from a Free Phil Spector rally?

If you break my heart, may achealpacca heart. I really don't think it'd understand.

[Covenant72]

Def Leppard reunion tour?

[Moliere]

Def Leppard reunion tour?

Can't tell if any of them are missing a limb.

[GargoyleBoy]

Def Leppard reunion tour?

Can't tell if any of them are missing a limb.

Ba-Dum-...

[Max Peck]

[Daehawk]

That girl................she has a big...................feline.

[Blackhawk]

And an enormous ellipsis!

[Moliere]

Spoiler:

An art project, demonstrating the need to save the buildings in Venice from climate change.

[Kasey Chang]

Story behind the cat

[LordMortis]

It's head looks insanely huge in that pic put not so in other pics. Weird to me.

[Daehawk]

From crazy pic to a sexy dressed and sitting Emma Watson

[WYBaugh]

This has been making the rounds on Florida Gators forums...he looks just like Florida Coach Jim McElwain

[Daehawk]

From Marina Sirtis' page

[Moliere]

[Daehawk]

Thats wacist!!! Or Nationalistic!!

[KDH]

[Moliere]

I can't imagine how much money I would need to have in order to be willing to spend $110M on a painting.

[Paingod]

I've always been broken when it comes to art. I just don't see "Masterpiece" there. I see "wall waiting to be painted over so someone with talent can try again" ...

[LordMortis]

They showed a few of those works on PBS last night. I don't get it but hey, if you want to spend that kind of money on that kind of creation, have at it. The benefit I get from it, is that I love listening to art theory. The whole 3 dimensional canvas which transposes author and audience fascinates me. Specifically, when people deconstruct narratives in any art form, it's like I suddenly have an attention span.

[Holman]

There's a sector of the art world in which the moneyplay *is* the art.

[Paingod]

Specifically, when people deconstruct narratives in any art form, it's like I suddenly have an attention span.

I must be a hardened cynic. When I hear things like that, I glaze over and think to myself "What a fabulous imagination and high self-image you must have, because that's all complete and utter nonsense" ... I have to assume that with something as completely subjective as art, anyone who speaks like an authority is just full of (insert here).

Kind of like wine critics. I've seen more than one or two clips where they present them with common swill in a fancy bottle and they're all "Oooh!" and "Aaaah!" over it. "The flavor, the body, the aroma. Mmmmm..." (shows crap boxed wine) "...oh..."

[Combustible Lemur]

Specifically, when people deconstruct narratives in any art form, it's like I suddenly have an attention span.

I must be a hardened cynic. When I hear things like that, I glaze over and think to myself "What a fabulous imagination and high self-image you must have, because that's all complete and utter nonsense" ... I have to assume that with something as completely subjective as art, anyone who speaks like an authority is just full of (insert here).

Kind of like wine critics. I've seen more than one or two clips where they present them with common swill in a fancy bottle and they're all "Oooh!" and "Aaaah!" over it. "The flavor, the body, the aroma. Mmmmm..." (shows crap boxed wine) "...oh..."

As with any field there are those who are shills, and those who are highly skilled. I'm the first person to call bullshit on the pretentiousness of art and art criticism, but I can also talk for hours about the minutia of narrative, design, intent, and craft across various media.

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[GreenGoo]

I like it. I don't "110 million" like it, but I like it. I would prefer less brown as the brown lines seem to be almost defacing the art underneath, like graffiti on top of something of value, but maybe that's the artist's point.

I'm no art critic, but I know what I hate, and I don't hate that.

[Moliere]

I like Tic-tac-toe as much as the next person, but not on my $110M dollar piece of art.

[GreenGoo]

I like Tic-tac-toe as much as the next person, but not on my $110M dollar piece of art.

What about crossed out capital and lower case "a's"?

[Isgrimnur]

Maybe if you add in some lorem ipsum

[Moliere]

I like Tic-tac-toe as much as the next person, but not on my $110M dollar piece of art.

What about crossed out capital and lower case "a's"?

That's absolutely worth $110M. I might even consider paying $120M for a couple more letters being crossed out.

[Kraken]

There are two ways to appreciate art: Viscerally, based on whether you like it or have any other gut reaction to it; and intellectually, within the context of all the art that came before, the circumstances behind its creation, the artist's other work, its originality, the technical skill that went into it, etc. The second way takes deep knowledge and a lot of thought. The first way mostly depends on if it's a pleasing picture or not.

The two are not mutually exclusive, btw.