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Timby posted:My Dad took a woman to see Taxi Driver on a first date.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Yeah, but to my knowledge none of that has ever been very successful. Counterpoint: Baller-rear end Scopedog model.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Probably. He keeps his cat tools in the guitar case. I saw him on some other show recently, dude's lost a ton of weight.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:08
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Skwirl posted:I can't think of anything less useful then a documentary. The Thin Blue Line released a man from jail and he sued the filmmakers. Movie documentaries are the best. You get to learn cool techniques, as well as how studios can gently caress up your day.
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Literally The Worst posted:Counterpoint: Baller-rear end Scopedog model. Tech: The serial universality and generic nature of the scopedog and standing tortoise foil the success of any toy line.
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Skwirl posted:I can't think of anything less useful then a documentary. The Thin Blue Line released a man from jail and he sued the filmmakers. So if a documentary that helps educate people about the criminal justice system and, as you point out, actually helped influence the workings of that system, doesn't count as having use-value -- well then, forget "art", you should probably provide a definition for "utility"
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Toebone posted:He keeps his cat tools in the guitar case. I saw him on some other show recently, dude's lost a ton of weight. "By your powers combined..."
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Oct 3, 2014 02:12
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Was she a hooker? Theology student.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:21
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In the sixth grade, I took a girl to see The Sixth Sense and was scared shitless. You could have been the one, Rebecca.
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Timby posted:Theology student.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:That was the one I was talking about, so I guess never mind. He keeps reposting the stuff and just adding a number to the end of "theburialground". So try that. Timby posted:My Dad took a woman to see Taxi Driver on a first date. That's so meta.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:32
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CharlieFoxtrot posted:So if a documentary that helps educate people about the criminal justice system and, as you point out, actually helped influence the workings of that system, doesn't count as having use-value -- well then, forget "art", you should probably provide a definition for "utility" That is a very good point, my specifics on use or utility has to do with immediate utility. A picture of a cat is art, a sweater with that same picture isn't art because it would keep someone warm. That same sweater put in a frame and hung up on a wall becomes art again. For the sake of argument this applies equally to a dumb photo of a cat that your aunt emails you, the classic poster for La Chat Noir and a heretofore unknown Rembrandt painting of a cat that rivals whatever your favorite classic painting is.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:35
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Anonymous Robot posted:Tech: The serial universality and generic nature of the scopedog and standing tortoise foil the success of any toy line. Response: Don't give a gently caress. Baller-rear end Scopedog. I want it. I might end up getting it, too, if I can't find a good Master Grade I want that's in stock on HLJ before next week! I want something big to go with my Build Burning, RG Exia, and action base.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:36
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What the gently caress are you even talking about?
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CPL593H posted:What the gently caress are you even talking about? ART, if you understand you aren't paying attention.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:38
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVnRKIpzAU
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Art is whatever the gently caress a person says is art and if not having an objective definition thereof gives you a butt rash then you can salve it with an rear end-first toboggan ride down the slopes of cock mountain.
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mr. stefan posted:Art is whatever the gently caress a person says is art and if not having an objective definition thereof gives you a butt rash then you can salve it with an rear end-first toboggan ride down the slopes of cock mountain. Well put.
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I think that people conflate my statement of "not having a use" with "not being important" and that's not my intention.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:51
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Death of the poster, your intent doesn't matter
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Oct 3, 2014 02:55
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Vargo, the Twitter link in the OP does not work.
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Black Bones posted:Death of the poster, your intent doesn't matter  (I could have sworn there was a smiley that was shooting himself in the head, but I couldn't find it)Edit: 
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Skwirl posted:I think that people conflate my statement of "not having a use" with "not being important" and that's not my intention. I don't think anyone here us doing that. The problem lies in the fact you definition cuts off alot of things that are art for the sake of making the definition rather than it making sense.
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Black Bones posted:Death of the poster, your intent doesn't matter We're all dead.
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axleblaze posted:I don't think anyone here us doing that. The problem lies in the fact you definition cuts off alot of things that are art for the sake of making the definition rather than it making sense. I think at least some people have the problem I just described, people who have your problem are actually just disrespecting craft (something I define as doing a job or hobby well). I think it's useful to distinguish between the two, but I don't think one is more important or impressive than the other.
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Oct 3, 2014 03:16
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Timby posted:My Dad took a woman to see Taxi Driver on a first date. My parents went to see The Hills Have Eyes on their first date. I owe at least a little bit of my existence to Wes Craven.
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Oct 3, 2014 03:18
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Skwirl posted:
it's literally colon suicide colon
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DeimosRising posted:
Thank you, I'm going blind in my old age.
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Skwirl posted:I'm mentally composing a list of worst date films ever. So far I've got Whose Afraid Virginia Woolf, Closer and Oleanna, would you throw Gone Girl on that list? I still hold that my favorite date movie is Shame. My date liked it as much as I did even though the ticket booth guy warned us it might not be a good "date movie". Fat Lou fucked around with this message at 03:48 on Oct 3, 2014 |
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Oct 3, 2014 03:29
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Which one of you made this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka9Bg7oNndA
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Skwirl posted:I'm mentally composing a list of worst date films ever. So far I've got Whose Afraid Virginia Woolf, Closer and Oleanna, would you throw Gone Girl on that list? Yes, I'm speaking from experience.
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I almost went with this, no lie.
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Man, the episode of Batman TAS that includes a scene in the style of Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns rules. Seeing DKR animated really brings out the utter lunacy of it, I wish there was a full treatment like that.
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Oct 3, 2014 03:34
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Castor Poe posted:Which one of you made this? Thems some green screen effects alright.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Man, the episode of Batman TAS that includes a scene in the style of Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns rules. Seeing DKR animated really brings out the utter lunacy of it, I wish there was a full treatment like that. One came out recently, but it's apparently not great. 
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CelticPredator posted:Thems some green screen effects alright. It reminds me of one of those point & click adventure games from the mid 90's.
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Castor Poe posted:Which one of you made this? Oh my god.
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Fat Lou posted:I still hold that my favorite date movie is Shame. My sate liked it as much as I did even though the ticket booth guy warned us it might not be a good "date movie". I saw Shame on a date too, it wasn't our first date and it was a theater that served booze and that date went rather well (Our first date we drank at a bar and then went back to my pace and watched The Odd Couple, which is an excellent date film). Long Story Short, Shame isn't as bad a date film as you'd think, assuming you understand your date.
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