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good call on the massive face. ps-bobby, i've seen that dvd at the local movie house.. will be taking up your recommendation soon.

man..i'm too busy to contribute much these days.. i got about 20 projects sitting on my desk right now..ugh.. but..here's my new work desktop, i quite like it: http://www.wattstax.com/press_images/press...yor_HandsUp.jpg **shit was way too big to post the photo, so i had to make it a link. it was killing the whole page. sorry. -seeks this is good too:

albers is teh homey.

speaking of uber nerdz, some of you surely know who ray kurzweil is...

it's bugged me for awhile how they only want to hire designers under 25... ..i wouldn't mind makin' the trip to italy

bobby, you've been posting especially cool links lately. thanks.

enjoyed

ill crochet

random snizzle

this just in... Gen. Reinhard Gehlen persuaded the U.S. Army and then the CIA to sponsor his intelligence network even though he employed numerous former Nazis and known war criminals. if you feel like gettin' mad nerdhofferin', i implore you: http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/index.html

^ it's time for the puppet show..

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wound ballistics +

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YAY! i wish my last name was funk.

saul bassmaster. united babblering.....

by the way, i'm diggin that ribbons/bat arm dude up there..

duchamp..a hero in the pantheon..

timewaster 9000: http://www.8nero.net/brushes/

i'm glad you liked it beardo. i was amazed at how chill he was. on a sidenote, there's a book called "war is a force that gives us meaning" by chris hedges where he mentions that war photographers get "high" before they go into a warzone.. a way to eleviate the stress and intense feeling of wanting safety. anyhoo...maybe that explains his chillness.. http://kalashnikov.guns.ru/photos/ak-xxx.jpg'>

negative. dude, check your yahoo email again.. details within'.

..terrible isn't it? another hero from the personal pantheon: http://www.iama.gr/artgallery/klee.jpg'> http://www.fineartcompanyltd.co.uk/abstract/klee-4.jpg'> http://www.castellots.com/galleria/klee/fondo%20klee.jpg'> http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~liad/klee.jpg'> http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/images/art/klee.1914.jpg'> http://adela.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~benes/mathphotos/klee.gif'>

no problemo dude.. but as a warning, brakhage films almost never have any sound.

slave..it's worth buying. probably the most amazing thing i've seen. here's my post from page 33/34babbles: brakhage stills I brakhage stills II while we're on the topic of film, i highly recommend peter mettler's "gambling, gods, and lsd" documentary. it's 3hrs long, but if you're down for films that engulf you and make you feel strange...or..perhaps peter's previous documentary, "picture of light".

.. criterion is the shit... and this dvd is flummoxing: http://www.criteriondvd.com/images/front/s184.jpg'>