Plenty of kids in the world that would be happy to get that diet for just one day.

I guess it depends on your perspective.

hehehe.

Not art, but still humorous.

Nike has a missile base?

Well, there's sentimentality, and there's senti-mental illness. If they were offering her the true value of the land, I'd almost agree with her, but ten times the value..?

To say that she doesn't have interest in a material good is wrong. She is interested in the real property that is her house and land. She's just digging her heels in to be contrary, when she could be a hell of a lot more comfortable somewhere else.

What will they offer for property when she, or her family, wants to sell it? Not a million dollars, I bet.

Just nobody kiss it, or he'll be suing.

Not enough meat on those bones to make it worth the while. Although it would cook fast.

Well they missed my previous comment, too. I may as well recycle it:

Meh.

Shoulda done “no-body knows de trouble I’ve seen…”

That piece was a little too happy.

Whatever Art is, it ain't the garbage that's on this dude's web site.

Creative, but tedious. Maybe I'm just jaded. It would have been better done in about half the time.

Looked it up. The company is spelled "Freshner", so the costume is accurate. I was thinking maybe the costume-maker did it wrong just to stay out of trouble.

I think I'd rather be one of those car fresheners with a picture of a bathing-suit model or David Hasselhoff (now THAT's creepy), or fuzzy dice.

If they like that crack, I have another one I could show them for five bucks.

Ali, hopefully you won't drown in it.

Carruthers, so you agree that she could have said it a little more simply, which is what I said.

I almost thought you were calling me a knee-jerk anti-libertarian, whatever that is.

You probably already have them and don't even know it.

I didn't know Charlie Chaplin was in the cantina.

I'm sure she's much older now, and wincing herself.

The picture in her right hand is a blown-up reproduction of the stain, not the actual size of her lips.

Yes, she defaced a white-painted canvas, but come on, you can get lipstick marks off.

I don't care if he painted it white artistically. This "painting" further plunges "art" into the realm of the elitists and elitist wannabes, and out of the average person's interest.

Ditto what Mark ElRayes said, except I don't know any girls named Art.