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they tell him to be a man but he isn't a man they tell him to stop it and he can't they tell him to do it but he won't they show him the ropes and he thinks they're food they ask him if he's crazy he isn't sure they ask him what he wants he doesn't know they ask him why and he shakes his head they tell him he's crazy but what's wrong with that?

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Cath Bailey

May 12, 2012

Quoting Gale Winthrope That is quite exquisite! The small story helps bring this thing into a whole new world. And I will just say right now, there is nothing wrong with being crazy. People who are crazy have the tendency to have more fun than normal people.

while that may be true, you really have to think about the overall irony in the context that, the person who makes something like this, probably doesn't have anyone to have fun with. and that is the see-saw that my life teeters on.

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Gale Winthrope

May 12, 2012

That is quite exquisite! The small story helps bring this thing into a whole new world. And I will just say right now, there is nothing wrong with being crazy. People who are crazy have the tendency to have more fun than normal people.

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Cath Bailey

April 27, 2012

Quoting LukeClarenceVan The Revanchist Great feeling, and the spine's superb!

Thank you.

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LukeClarenceVan The Revanchist

April 26, 2012

Great feeling, and the spine's superb!

David Alexander Smith

April 24, 2012

I know what you mean; I provide narratives for my paintings that only really make sense to me. It's a good piece, and as usual makes you think.

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MortalSwordsman .

April 24, 2012

Great build and very thought provoking text. I feel his pain. Its tough being a man you know.

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Cath Bailey

April 24, 2012

Quoting David Alexander Smith His cogs don't appear to do anything; he also appears to be able to look in two directions at the same time. The non-attached, unpunctuated voice of your narrative is a great counterpoint to the MOC. Does the conditioned man talk to himself?

there is so much that went into this, it will really only make sense to me I suppose. I didn't know what I was making, and when I was done I realized that it was me.

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David Alexander Smith

April 24, 2012

His cogs don't appear to do anything; he also appears to be able to look in two directions at the same time. The non-attached, unpunctuated voice of your narrative is a great counterpoint to the MOC. Does the conditioned man talk to himself?

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