Belz...
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You are promoting this sort of thinking by essentially looking at pictures you find "weird" and hinting that this alone somehow makes it more likely that a child "ring" exists there.
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You are promoting this sort of thinking by essentially looking at pictures you find "weird" and hinting that this alone somehow makes it more likely that a child "ring" exists there.
Porpoise of Life
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I'm sure that pedophiles with ties to the highest echelons of government are planting secret clues, like painting antlers, and hosting publicly accessible family events at restaurants.
Only really clever internet sleuths are able to figure out that modernist paintings and music gigs really mean 'we are murdering children and want you to know about it, wink wink, but don't tell anyone, we're keeping it a secret. #pizzameansrape'
No wait, I meant that anyone who thinks that instagram hashtags are proof of criminal conduct, and that criminal gangs can't help but expose themselves with Da Vinco Code-like signs, and that it's perfectly OK to ruin people's lives and livelihoods because paranoid speculation is fun is either delusional or an *******.
Only really clever internet sleuths are able to figure out that modernist paintings and music gigs really mean 'we are murdering children and want you to know about it, wink wink, but don't tell anyone, we're keeping it a secret. #pizzameansrape'
No wait, I meant that anyone who thinks that instagram hashtags are proof of criminal conduct, and that criminal gangs can't help but expose themselves with Da Vinco Code-like signs, and that it's perfectly OK to ruin people's lives and livelihoods because paranoid speculation is fun is either delusional or an *******.
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Why not both?
No, not so apparently.
abaddon
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Fairly obviously a tree.
Far as I can tell, you simply made that up. It's Mom, Pop and child.
So what? In other contexts, I strap on an M16 and viciously butcher my enemies. It's a computer game, but according to your interpretations, I must be doing it for realz.
Sure, it's an ancient meme that has existed for thousands of years. What of it?
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Do you think this sort of non-linear thinking could be applied to Mexican food?
jaydeehess
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I fail to see how that last statement follows from the previous content.
IOW you made it up out of whole cloth.
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Deer antlers on humans is gizmo of neopagan pseudo occultist horsepoop. Bad artist made bad art, using some handful of appropriated symbology.
jaydeehess
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YOU JUST DID! See my last post.
The flip side then is that everything can be true. There is a definite false equivalency there somewhere.
That is entirely beside the point.
The POINT is that untrained, uneducated, speculation driven internet snoops shouldn't be ruining people's reputations with wild, unsubstantiated, purely fictional, utterly stupid rantings.
You are promoting the wild, unsubstantiated, purely fictional, utterly stupid rantings of untrained, uneducated, speculation driven internet snoops. That makes you part of the problem of false news.
, and yes, there is such a thing as false news.
jaydeehess
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Frankly the 'antlers' in the mural look a lot more like tree limbs to me. The head supposedly being held by one figure looks to me more like that figure has his arm around the shoulders of the 'head' figure, more like a father/daughter portrait. (of course it's a really badly framed photo of the mural as well. Why was it required to take it at such an angle?)
Yeah it's not great art. I would not expect great art in a pizza place, but it's better than the commercial crap art one sees in for instance a "Pizza Hut".
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My eye doctor had a Thomas Kinkade print in his examination room. I asked who the decorator was and he blamed the wife of one of his partners. I was still nervous to trust an eye doctor who could work in the same room with that print. Far more nauseating than anything posted in this thread.
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I prefer bad art to corporate or civic "art" anytime, but that's my just education kicking in. Intellectual snobbery is a symptom.
Axxman300
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That's the beauty of modern art, what you make of it says everything about what is going on inside of your head, not what is on the canvas.
There are family restaurants in the mid-west, and south east US that have heads of animals mounted and stuffed hanging on the walls. Nobody cares.
Exactly.
We we redid our offices the decorator had picked out the most bland corporate BS. The head partner told her to find something interesting or hire someone who can. She smiled and said certainly. She knocked it out of the park well within budget and seemed to enjoy that aspect more than anything. I got the feeling most clients want safe.
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That reminds me of the painting that used to hang in the office of our family doctor when I was little. I heard it had been given to him by a grateful patient.
It was a painting of the doctor standing in some kind of grove, stretching out his arm to a group of patients. Apparently there used to be text along the lower half of the painting boasting about the doctor's healing skills.
He didn't like that very much, because he knew that there'd regularly be people he wouldn't be able to help in his waiting room.
The patient solved this conundrum by painting over the words.
However, what he chose to do was give the doctor the lower body of a worm or snake to cover up the words.
So every time you went there, before you saw the physician himself, you had to wait in a room with a painting of him as some unholy Lovecraftian abomination, or the god emperor of Dune, in a wooded grove, stretching out his hands to a group of miserable looking people.
It was a painting of the doctor standing in some kind of grove, stretching out his arm to a group of patients. Apparently there used to be text along the lower half of the painting boasting about the doctor's healing skills.
He didn't like that very much, because he knew that there'd regularly be people he wouldn't be able to help in his waiting room.
The patient solved this conundrum by painting over the words.
However, what he chose to do was give the doctor the lower body of a worm or snake to cover up the words.
So every time you went there, before you saw the physician himself, you had to wait in a room with a painting of him as some unholy Lovecraftian abomination, or the god emperor of Dune, in a wooded grove, stretching out his hands to a group of miserable looking people.
LSSBB
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Plus Gladio had already been exposed at that point, so it was actually history by then.
LSSBB
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Gladio had already been uncovered. He didn't discover it's existence anyway, only was fleshing out the details.