What is hate?

Dinky's feelings for himself.

Cros' do you think we can marry them?

Sweet spoons.

The Holy Grail.

That leaf spoon is beautiful!

Gorgeous.

No, butt close.

Actually, I am feeling myself at this moment.

Kirk never fails to amaze me.

A big thank you!

Kirk, I'm going to need my breath back...

He steals it at night like a cat at a crib.

Kirk doesn't like Winchester drives - at least not ones that spin.

I have to admit, smashing computers brings a certain pleasure.

That Manson guy has another chance, my cane deal fell through, anyone want to buy a real nice cane?

I wish you could see this painting up close, it's sublime.
"Still Life With Edouard" oil on panel by Aaron Morgan Brown.
It's got everything, chip monk, hot metal, nuts. . .
This guy is the best.

Aaron painted this and traded it to me for some of my work.
I told him to send me the painting he liked the least or most wanted to get rid of. Instead he painted one that included elements I had asked about, a painting that resonates with meaning for me, and possibly, you too.

Nice work. What is the guy in the background doing? Fishing?

I think yes.

Nice. If I didn't know better, I'd say that there seems to be a familiar looking silver flask being poured in the painting in the painting.

Looking at that made me feel good.
I can see how personal it is to you.
That seems pretty thoughtful
and that made me feel good, too.
Thanks for sharing the pic.

Very cool.

Aaron's wife, Ann Piper did this one, "Camouflage", the ape blends right in with the background.

That guy who says lots of stupid shit, then says-"Bro" after to make it ok.!

Damn it!
That's my new favorite painting.

It is cloyingly obvious that The Lounge™ must have been her inspiration...

I believe it was Barry and the Neanderthals
who first made with the Photochop Monkey face.

I don't know what her inspiration was for this painting, but I'm sure that wherever she was, she didn't have to look far.

A good painting enriches your life like a conversation that doesn't get old. Congratulations.

Nice painting, and I'm making the assumption that absinthe casts no shadow.

For the record, I was refering to Kirk's painting post.

Kirk doesn't cast a shadow either.

So we should never release him for Groundhog's Day.

Thanks, I didn't think she was going to part with it but the flying monkeys just delivered it to my door, the thing is huge, 2 and half by 3 and a half feet, it's painted on a glazed fabric, looks like camo.
I've given painters a lot of flack, in fact, I've given pretty much everyone a lot of flack, maybe it's because they stood out. Or maybe I just like to cultivate a healthy rivalry. Either way, if I've acted like a victim, (and I know I have) I was just playing possum.

But-You actually
smell dead.

It's from eating sausage.

So the boys say.

Those fucking cunts.

Um, no.

Those eating sausage.

Um, yes.

Does anyone else here collect antique trade beads? I've been collecting them
since I was a kid, the price has actually gone down over the years, you used to be able to by property in Manhattan with them.

I don't collect them, butt I find them very interesting.

He said "trade",
not "anal".

25 years ago, all the trade beads in the U.S. came from Indian reservations or archaeological digs. They were fairly rare and expensive. Now, the same beads are flooding in from Africa, none of the American collectors realized until recently that tons of the beads had been traded for slaves and gold.
Many of the beads go back 400 years and have been strung together for so long that they are nested into each other, the constant rubbing back and forth has worn each bead a nest into the next. There is something about handling this type of artifact that will spark to life the wonder in even the most jaded collector.

I just now had a peek
@ the ones you gave
us.

The rock w/the little
bulb cut into it is on
the back of the
xitter. I'm so glad I
changed my mind
and fished it back out.

I want these:

Duh.

Who wouldn't?

The gateways
to:
Xort.