I second the nominations for Cagney and Montana and wish to offer Willis as McLane in the Die Hard series.

I am saddened that someone who brokered pleasure and companionship was persecuted to this extent.

At best, she was given five years in prison for providing a safe environment where women earn and men find comfort. At worst, she was killed to save the reputation of one of those who accepted her services.

What do you call a legless lizard that is sitting outside your door?

Matt!

What do you call a legless lizard that is hanging on your wall?

Art!

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I, for one, welcome our new Orangutan Overlords.

I that slab of meat supposed to look like the head of the ox, or is is just a coincidence?

I have long considered The Golden Ratio to be Numerology for Mathemeticians. If you look hard enough, you can find it almost anywhere.

Two solutions: Use a dixie cup or put water in a Gatorade bottle.

As much as I hate this type of post. Someone has to say it. If you want us to care, you have to tell us why we should care.

An elitist magazine posts a fake elitist article so that another elitist dingbat can say he pulled off the elitist equivalent of a pantsing. Now we can all enjoy this rarefied air by using this tool.

Yeah, I get it, but I still do not care.

How often do we get to share in a person's instantaneous, serendipitous joy? Thanks for this.

How can you not respect a person who wastes time and money creating frivolous robotic devices? To me this is a class of art unto itself.

Don't worry about anyone killing it. All that can be reached is the trunk and, as the article says, if one dies, another one will take its place.

I miss lowbrow.com

"Art" does not refer to the item of observation. It is not just in the eye of the beholder. It belongs to the experience that is initiated by the artist and shared by the audience.

A painting is just an illustration unless it causes the observer to experience something internally. Great art moves everyone who see it.

While this is not great art, I was moved by the experience of viewing it.

Does anyone know how tough it is to do stop motion pan and tilt? While the art is beautiful, the patience and technical prowess is astounding.

I should also add that this would be impossible with film. It is also a testament to the power of digital photography.

I sort of get the joke.

35 years ago, when I wanted work, I could go to the town's job center and hang out with the rest of the unemployed teenagers waiting for someone to need day laborers. Usually it was farmers needing help with detasseling.

My senior year in college, the cattle call that was job placement looked a lot like this film: suits and hard shoes but young, eager faces.

After I got laid off, company lobbies reminded me of the experience except the faces showed little hope and no enthusiasm.

The only way to change the cycle is to get your own clients and when you get enough work, fill *your* lobby with prospects.