geenoo Banned

To me, it seems like two people who haven't been paying attention for a long time. Especially him.

I run to see him.

Algol, don't you think there are many, many more lobotomized people watching those football players? Those who spend half an hour in the locker room before stepping onto the field. Those who, when they fall, roll around for half an hour and seem unable to stop? Those who sometimes fall with a double backflip, getting the timing wrong (with reactions about 2 seconds after the contact with the opponent). Those who, if they are barely touched by an opponent's pinky, seem to have been bitten by the teeth of a shark, like they are being torn apart... and if by chance the referee doesn't whistle for the foul, they suddenly rise from what seems like certain death, cursing at him like crazy? I'm talking about those shapeless masses that crowd the stands of stadiums, throwing smoke bombs and dedicating their holidays to these migrations across the country. Do you think they aren't just sheep? I, on Sundays, when I see these buses full of screaming hooligans with identical scarves, jerseys, and colors from my golf course, can’t help but smirk...

The single has a very Seventies-on-the-road-to-disco-part y-on-a-LA-sunset-boulevard vibe.

You made me bloat my belly with methane...

Indeed, it felt like the '80s...

Galakordi, I was talking about installation because that's how I believe Cattelan refers to these "things," but I think the essence of what he has done might really change very little. I would also like to highlight your judgment on the review of Punisher: why do you conclude, after belittling it, that "you feel sorry for him"? I mean, it seems like a judgment on par with your own. Also, can you explain why you conclude your reasoning about the person, that is, by giving a judgment on the person who wrote how he felt? I don’t seem to have read anything dramatic, on the contrary.

I would like to introduce a great "installation" by our World's Most Highly Valued Artist. They say that some time ago he invited several art critics to an island to show and have them evaluate his new incredible installation. The critics took a plane, arrived on the island, and there... there was absolutely nothing. They asked for explanations, and Cattelan told them that the installation was precisely that: spending a week on an island waiting for an installation that wasn't there. Genius! I would love to hang something like that in my house, above the fireplace, an installation like that.

What an album!!!!!!! What years.

how beautiful....