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Lenora Claire: I've always said art much like breasts should be in your face. Since this is a show about art and breasts I started thinking of taking something as classic as a typical nativity scene and giving it a pop twist. I really feel that is the Virgin Mary found herself knocked up today that she would have to go work at Hooters to support the baby Jesus. Like everything I do there are high brow and low brow elements. It's all about subversion.
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Murst!
Of the Hitchcock movies I've seen, The Birds is the only one that really creeped me out.
You thought The Birds was creepier than Psycho? (Aside: after The Birds came out people would come up to my Dad thinking he was Rod Taylor and ask for his autograph.)
I thought Edgar might appreciate the crow photos.
BTW, what's the Walk Score of your neighborhood? Mine is 78.
I like the black dress & the raven. Mmm hmm, yes I do!
The birds trying to peck into the house creeped me out on a more visceral level than anything in Psycho.
My walk score is 32, but if I use the center of town a mile and a half away as my address it raises to 92.
BTW, what's the Walk Score of your neighborhood?
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My walk score is 32, but if I use the center of town a mile and a half away as my address it raises to 92.
@Ogg,
For most people, I don't think 1.5 miles is a reasonable distance to walk with an arm full of groceries.
@Edgar,
Hmm, your Walk Score is almost as low as Rob Dawg's.
Hmm, your Walk Score is almost as low as Rob Dawg's.
It'll probably go up when I move. I don't use many of those things they count anyway. I ride my bike instead of walk to the store. I guarantee you my fuel consumption is lower than Dawg's is. Heck, my carbon footprint is probably smaller than Ed Begley's.
@Akubi:
I was once mistaken for Jack Nicholson at a brew festival...
@Edgar,
I'm not questioning your carbon footprint, but you must work a hell of a lot harder than most to keep it low.
@Wagga,
It may have had something to do with living in L.A., but my Dad was *regularly* assumed to be Rod Taylor. When he was in a good mood he'd play it up and have fun with the assumption.
@Edgar,
I'm not questioning your carbon footprint, but you must work a hell of a lot harder than most to keep it low.
That's a funny statement in a way, since I don't work at all. But I know that wasn't what you meant. I conserve mostly to save money, but some stuff I do for the good of the planet too.
@Edgar,
How do you get by without working?
@Edgar,
How do you get by without working?
I pick up cans on the side of the road, that and the trust fund. ;-)
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