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   Yukoneric said, almost 3 years ago

   Oh, Picasso, I love your work.
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   Lewreader said, almost 3 years ago

   Back in the pre-Nixon days someone painted daisies on sandstone near the road. Traces can still be glimpsed reminding one of a more naive time. Love it. Peace, man!
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   runar said, almost 3 years ago

   This reminds me of a bit from an old Red Skelton (as Clem Kadiddlehopper) sketch:

   Clem’s Father: Why is everything so dirty? I told you to dust the furniture.

   Clem: Yesterday, you told me to paint the furniture, so I put paint on the furniture. Today, you told me to dust the furniture, so I put dust on the furniture.
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   ComicKazi said, almost 3 years ago

   Wonderful art…but shouldn’t a comic strip have a somewhat unpredictable outcome?
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   joefish25 said, almost 3 years ago

   You tell them, Joe.
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   jtpozenel said, almost 3 years ago

   I have found from past experiences, that art teachers are very inflexible people.
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   shytimes2 said, almost 3 years ago

   I don’t get it, can someone explain?
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   shytimes2 said, almost 3 years ago

   I did not know that Fritzoid’s comment was vulgar Spanish until you took the time to point it out to us all, OtraVez. I do not speak or read Spanish. I don’t speak or read Klingon or Japanese either. I hope you can be as helpful in those situations. By the way, doesn’t Otra Vez translate into English as Other Face?
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   fritzoid said, almost 3 years ago

   Un JAD por cualquier otro nombre olería como agria.
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    Ushindi said, almost 3 years ago

    I really think I would have put “same OLD mierda”, fritzoid.
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