Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

i can't believe anyone in a position of authority would say something like that. up here, he'd be boo'd into obscurity. man, that's dumb.

~westie

that's hot. sounds like on the ground at a burning man festival

you took me there.

~westie

beautiful new england. i may have sat upon those same rocks a few years ago you look so young. i remember that feeling of aloneness and freedom in my youth too. one of promise.

ahhhh, the human condition

~janet

marge - i really like the concept or "thunder walking"
well done

~janet
aka - westie

yes, i believe you did say that

~westie

concupiscent chardonnays sunk deep in chalices of Eucharistic ecstasy

wow, sounds like a rollicking good time

~westie

true; i am canadian - and too polite

keep tellin it like it is dude

ah yes, the decline of the empire....
do u get the Bukowski comparision often?
did you go for it?

~westie

call Homeland Security!!

~westie

i'll go out on a limb here. not being american and privy to the dark and fuzzy underbelly of amerika, i usually get lampooned for commenting, but here goes. i like the editorial cartoon :) yet given sensitivities and the fact most folks don't read the New Yorker, I think it should have been kept ins...

lol!!

ed sullivan, on a hot sunday summer's night.... yeah
laying on the carpet in front of the tube
with the windows and doors open
hoping to catch a breeze



fun stuff!

~westie

my reference is to the advertisers manipulating the canvas of human desire, not a judgement on normal hormonal reaction.

*sigh* a new level of profanity in the world of commerce

really, wow. i remember a guy a few years back who rented his forehead for a month or so to advertise.

~westie