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person: compliments me
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me, fighting through 25 layers of self hatred: .........thank....you......
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me, @ me: thE ACCIDENTAL CARRIES THRU THE REST OF THE BAR HOW HAVE YOU NOT LEARNED THIS YET
Characters: Eliza & Debbie Thornberry
Series: The Wild Thornberrys
Cosplayer: AsheCosplay
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I AM SO READY TO ANALYZE LAPIS AND PERIDOT’S MEEPMORPS WITH MY MEEPMORP HISTORY DEGREE
lapis and peridot share an arte povera sensibility, but lapis is a psuedo-dada literalist (the leaf is a leaf, the baseball bat is a baseball bat) and peridot has much closer ties to assemblage and abstract expression sculpture, with their collaborative piece “Occupied” combines the fluxus action that we can see in peridot’s TV Sculpture (ref: Nam June Paik) and Peridot’s obvious dadaist influence to Duchamp’s Fountain. This culminates with lapis bringing the sculpture to action by literally turning the mass-produced identical toilets into a fountain.
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is this what the kids are listening to these days?
Took me a while to identify what in the world the other brass was till I realized it wasn’t.
@commongiraffe, literally us.
i apologize from the depths of my southern heart
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Schubert D. 845
reblog if u agree
Generally it’s thought that a lot of concert pianists were gay. Nobody really knows why, but it seems to be somewhere around 50 percent. Violinists? Almost never. Again, nobody really knows why. Cellists? That’s a little up for grabs. Organists? Almost all of them.
—David Patrick Stearns
http://www.washingtonblade.com/2013/03/07/classical-closet/#sthash.KFYcK7Sj.dpuf
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Almost all = approximately 80% in my experience, including me.
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me: *practises bar 180*
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me: *perfects bar 180*
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me: *practises bar 181*
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me: *perfects bar 181*
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me: *plays bars 180-181*
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me: *messes up both of them, worse than before the practice*
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me: ???????????????????????????????????
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