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  • Deviant for 12 years
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Favourite Visual Artist
Pablo Picasso
Favourite Movies
Last of the Mohicans (Daniel Day Lewis). Three Colors: Blue, White, Red. Carmen (1983 with Laura del Sol and Antonio Gades)
Favourite TV Shows
Burn Notice. House, M.D. La Femme Nikita (Peta Wilson version)
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Big Screaming McGrew. Sweet Pie. Cake.
Favourite Books
Infinite Jest. For Whom the Bell Tolls. Finnegan's Wake.
Favourite Writers
David Foster Wallace. Ernest Hemingway. James Joyce. Ogden Nash. Kinky Friedman.
Favourite Games
Das Glasperlenspiel
Tools of the Trade
After a tough day at work, a pan-galactic gargle blaster.
Other Interests
Evading the authorities.
Since d.A. my account suspended, My comments and my faves have ended. You wouldn't miss me anyway; I'm out of clever things to say. (A private message will I answer, If you're inclined to take a chancer!) I love you all, and it's been fun, But now fr...
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I entered the Army upon graduating from high school.  I was seventeen years old.  How I ended up in the Army is a long story.  Sometimes one gets swept up by irresistible forces.  Suffice it to say that if the problems of two people don't amount to a hill of beans in this world, that goes double if we're talking about about just ONE person.  That's just simple math. Sergeant R. was a bit of a grouch. His responsibility was to keep us troops in line (literally, at the morning formation) and impart unto us such words of wisdom as armies have been distilling ever since the ancient Egyptians discovered how to brew beer. So he would reveal to us
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Shall I tell you what was the most moving work of visual art I ever saw?  Sure, why not?   DeviantArt is the only place I have been writing about art, lately. No, I'm not going to talk about Michaelangelo's Pietà, though I have seen that.  I don't know the name of the artist whose little clay sculpture I shall describe. In those days I was a musician in the band. One evening as we proceeded on stage, we passed through a room that served as a workshop or studio for art. There were several pieces of art in the process of creation: paintings partly finished still sitting in easels, or clay sculptures left on worktables.   There was the us
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Hello again! Thanks for the note earlier. :wave:

Very quick witted, sharpest retorts, well educated without sounding condescending or arrogant. It has been a refreshing be it unexpected time reading your quips and thoughts. And going to share ur link to my old and favourite professor. She enjoys truly out side of the lines coloring