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christophe wrote:Best & worst gift: a Black ribbon.
WTF?!
try picture your mother in low picture you waring it. and only it
but, we had a big laugh about it
I'm still confused, my friend
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Best present: digital camera from BoF, so I can more easily record the world as I see it (which, since you ask, is a visual cocktail of the Weimar Republican culture and Parisian Situationism, amongst other things)
Worst present: none, they were all fairly good (although admittedly I only got 6...)
lazarus corporation wrote:Best present: digital camera from BoF, so I can more easily record the world as I see it (which, since you ask, is a visual cocktail of the Weimar Republican culture and Parisian Situationism, amongst other things)
Liza Minelli prancing around onstage in a bowler hat and little else reading "Lipstick Traces"?...
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
lazarus corporation wrote:Best present: digital camera from BoF, so I can more easily record the world as I see it (which, since you ask, is a visual cocktail of the Weimar Republican culture and Parisian Situationism, amongst other things)
Liza Minelli prancing around onstage in a bowler hat and little else reading "Lipstick Traces"?...