I also just noticed that there are soldiers and heaps of dead bodies in the background of it.




sweet.

kerble wrote:I also just noticed that there are soldiers and heaps of dead bodies in the background of it.

sweet.

Yeah. It looks like some sort of camp.

I'm really just responding so we have another copy of this flashing around.

-t

punch_the_lion wrote:Yeah and it made a great Christmas Card

Whoopsie Mr. Lion, you got the wrong link there.

punch_the_lion wrote:It is strange what you can find when you type in the words Sock Monkey on the web.

Very true.
(NSFW? I'm not sure if stuffed animals in compromising situations is work safe or not.)

Edited to add one of these, since it seems like the right thing to do (and because I'm very happy the origin of kerble's avatar was posted again):

Tom wrote:

kerble wrote:I also just noticed that there are soldiers and heaps of dead bodies in the background of it.

sweet.

Yeah. It looks like some sort of camp.

I'm really just responding so we have another copy of this flashing around.

-t

Good God, don't you think six is enough?!

So, what's your guess as to its nation of origin? I'm thinking Chinese. Don't you think so? Check it out:

Tom wrote:

kerble wrote:I also just noticed that there are soldiers and heaps of dead bodies in the background of it.

sweet.

Yeah. It looks like some sort of camp.

I'm really just responding so we have another copy of this flashing around.

-t

That's pretty irresponsible considering that there are children present.

Rimbaud III wrote:

Tom wrote:

kerble wrote:I also just noticed that there are soldiers and heaps of dead bodies in the background of it.

sweet.

Yeah. It looks like some sort of camp.

I'm really just responding so we have another copy of this flashing around.

-t

That's pretty irresponsible considering that there are children present.

Yeah. I guess your right. Sorry little kids!

kerble wrote:it's this thing:

I call it 'the hex'.

If you take the word scary out of that url you get this Those two have hygiene issues.

it's a Chuck Close painting.

BadComrade wrote:Rimbaud III

What is the name of that painting that is your icon? I know the thing is like 7 feet tall or whatever, but that's all I remember about it.

It's the man himself, Chuck Close. I think the painting's called Big Self-Portrait, and it's dated 1967-68. It's a formidable self-portrait, and one that I've had the pleasure of standing in front of for roughly fifteen minutes in an autistic reverie.