pitbulllovein a 26 year old white male from Virginia, with an interest in naked chicks, fast cars, and airbrush art, added me to his contact list on flickr...i think b/c of the pickup truck project.
bionic taxideremied robot deer
amazing story about a top 40 singer, who's entire career is on someone elses voice...thats why i like pop, simulacra ahoy. (the rest of the blog is good too
tabitha vereers paints women fucking shellfish, using acrylics and shells. the best thing about the work though, is the statement
Billboard critical of US Foriegn polciy, palced on soem of the most touristy sections of beachfront...some feature abu gharib photos

Rachel Ray, Sexuality, and the Cult of the Domestic--someone write a masters thesis, now

All-New Atom #8 Cover by Ladrönn, the comix blogosphere is all in a tizzy about the cock, but i like it because
a) its so fucking weird
b) it reminds me of fred tomaselli:
(tomaselli is one of those guys i really like, because his work is really pretty adn quite decorative, but i dont like the writing that surrounds it, and im sure if i thought about the work itself for more than a few seconds, i would have truoble with it)Benedict tries his hand at christology, titling the book The Newer Testement, choice qoute:
The biography seeks to refute modern interpretations of Jesus as nothing more than a revolutionary and moral teacher. These interpretations are confusing to the faithful, Benedict said.
its being published by Rizolli, who did that other great work of 20th Century Moral Philosophy Koons Made in Heaven

Robert Adams, from the new west seires
the epilpsy foudnation points out that cops like to taser people who are seizing
Sister Rita Steinhagen. a woman who loved justice, peace, christ, and mercy, who got arrested for protesting nuclear facilities, who wrote vehmently against war, and loevd to fish, died a few days ago...
soviet propghanda tapestries:
Ugandan filmmaker Ashraf Simwogerere recently kidnapped, some think for political reasons, teh stories ambigious and would make a great film on its own
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Check out the 18th century Chevalier d'Eon who, after a manly career in the Dragoons and as a French spy in England for Louis XV, eventually returned to France under Louis XVI and lived out the rest of his public life as a woman (he claimed that he was biologically a woman all along, but after his death he was discovered to be a male after all). I just finished a book on him that was a bit too gender studyish for my taste, because shit, it's a ripping good story, who needs the academic gloss. (Marie Antoinette made her dress designer available to him for all his fashion needs)
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