Palatino Linotype, italicised, in size 4. It's like Times New Roman ... on acid!

maybe i need a picture and a wacky quote or something to get me some rep.

holy fuck. maybe not.

Why do you not quote and reply like everybody else does? Go on, quote me and I'll give you as much rep as you want.

i quote and reply. what the hell is up with you?

You'll never get to page one of the rep table if you carry on acting like a misery-guts.

Of course the REAL art is to quote in fragments, and out of context.

ha. but i'm british and it's wednesday and wet out. how should i act?

Argumentativeness doesn't help either.

I do quote and reply too, see?

Notice how i've quoted you completely out of context and made you sound like a Daily Mail reader. Now THAT'S fuckin' CLEVER!

You don't say!

You can have them.

No need to shout though, honestly.

Like that.

Ok Ok, but aren't the viagra threads enough for you?

shouldn't viagra be in big, hard, blue letters?

viagra
Like this ?

two things:

a) sarcarsm mixes well with uncomfortable truth...

b) no, I do not feelt it was harsh in any way. If anything, I felt that he was being way to harsh on himself regarding his art. while it is HIS art, my point was that it isn't really art until it is shared. see, everybody in this world has an imagination, and what separates everyday imaginitive people from artists is that artists have the ability to tangibly recreate and express their imaginations to other people. if you do not share what you create, it realistically remains in your head, regardless if you wrote, recorded, painted, or otherwise manufactured it.

that's it.

it's only art if it's shared with others? i beg to differ. that's probably the dumbest thing i've ever read. if and when it's been recorded, it has been created, tangibly, and there's really no further need to share it with others if one doesn't feel the need to do so. music isn't always created to serve the purpose of another. sometimes it's purely selfish and intimate and it's actually pretty heavy handed to think that everything created is worthy as being deemed art. actually, it depreciates the artistic value of anything actually worth a damn.