10.3.10
9.3.10
chatroulette
Has anyone out there heard of chatroulette?
It's more fun than, say, putting your dick in a blender, but less fun than say, everything else.
I've never seen so many pimply hornballs in my life.
The idea is beautiful:
Go to a website, and through the magic of the internet, you'll be connected with a stranger somewhere far away.
Like every other beautiful idea, though, it's been taken over by people that think Train, and The Black Eyed Peas are "edgy".
Grrrrrr
I saw more dongers than I've seen in my years in gym locker-rooms.
Here are the internet-postable (read "donger-less") low-lights.
I tried to blend in as much as possible.
dark room, 3/4 profile, etc.
haha
















It's more fun than, say, putting your dick in a blender, but less fun than say, everything else.
I've never seen so many pimply hornballs in my life.
The idea is beautiful:
Go to a website, and through the magic of the internet, you'll be connected with a stranger somewhere far away.
Like every other beautiful idea, though, it's been taken over by people that think Train, and The Black Eyed Peas are "edgy".
Grrrrrr
I saw more dongers than I've seen in my years in gym locker-rooms.
Here are the internet-postable (read "donger-less") low-lights.
I tried to blend in as much as possible.
dark room, 3/4 profile, etc.
haha
















7.3.10
6.3.10
Artist Net
Anyone else notice how wide the net has been cast on the definition if "artist"?
I've heard mechanics, strippers, DJs, chefs, taylors, computer programmers and carpenters all described as such.
While I won't argue that what they do is creative - because it surely is, nor will I argue that the "artist net" shouldn't extend itself beyond te gallery - because it should! My problem is that if we use the term "artist" anytime someone is good at something, what term do we reserve for actual artists?
Can't we call these people "crafstsmen"?
I've heard mechanics, strippers, DJs, chefs, taylors, computer programmers and carpenters all described as such.
While I won't argue that what they do is creative - because it surely is, nor will I argue that the "artist net" shouldn't extend itself beyond te gallery - because it should! My problem is that if we use the term "artist" anytime someone is good at something, what term do we reserve for actual artists?
Can't we call these people "crafstsmen"?


































