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#2 2012-01-16 17:25:47
- prince nez
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
The problem is he looks at himself through rose-tinted glasses.
#3 2012-01-16 21:41:39
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
I think the first picture is awesome, he reminds me of that Sean Penn character in the film Carlitos Way. A seventies dandy and bad boy.
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#4 2012-01-18 02:54:25
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
I don't like orange chairs.
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#5 2012-01-18 03:01:35
- 4F Hepcat
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
Those specific orange chairs, and ones quite like it that were designed by certain artists from the fifties and sixties can exchange hands for upwards of 5,000 Euros here in the Hague. Seriously.
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#6 2012-01-18 04:48:22
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
4F Hepcat wrote:
Those specific orange chairs, and ones quite like it that were designed by certain artists from the fifties and sixties can exchange hands for upwards of 5,000 Euros here in the Hague. Seriously.
I'd pay them 5,000 Euros to take them away. Yuk Cripes.Ugh. people pretend to like those things as they used to pretend to like Monty Python. They are like Van Goghs = 50 million a piece for "throwing a paint pot in the public's face", as Ruskin said (rather more unfairly) of Whistler. Van Gogh was a mentally defective twat.
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#7 2012-01-18 05:07:32
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
NJS wrote:
4F Hepcat wrote:
Those specific orange chairs, and ones quite like it that were designed by certain artists from the fifties and sixties can exchange hands for upwards of 5,000 Euros here in the Hague. Seriously.
I'd pay them 5,000 Euros to take them away. Yuk Cripes.Ugh. people pretend to like those things as they used to pretend to like Monty Python. They are like Van Goghs = 50 million a piece for "throwing a paint pot in the public's face", as Ruskin said (rather more unfairly) of Whistler. Van Gogh was a mentally defective twat.
I don't know about those orange chairs but I love Monty Python.
Wonderful.
http://youtu.be/B3KBuQHHKx0
Oh and my all time favorites.
http://youtu.be/sw8ZL_gcTSM
http://youtu.be/ur5fGSBsfq8
I def like the first photo. I have pictures from those days which are identical--not sure I could willingly do it again.
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#8 2012-01-18 05:20:20
- NJS
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
g- wrote:
NJS wrote:
4F Hepcat wrote:
Those specific orange chairs, and ones quite like it that were designed by certain artists from the fifties and sixties can exchange hands for upwards of 5,000 Euros here in the Hague. Seriously.
I'd pay them 5,000 Euros to take them away. Yuk Cripes.Ugh. people pretend to like those things as they used to pretend to like Monty Python. They are like Van Goghs = 50 million a piece for "throwing a paint pot in the public's face", as Ruskin said (rather more unfairly) of Whistler. Van Gogh was a mentally defective twat.
I don't know about those orange chairs but I love Monty Python.
Wonderful.
http://youtu.be/B3KBuQHHKx0
The MP team were a bunch of total Van Gogh-esq twats - but, unlike poor old VG (that's 'Van Goh' to some of you) they didn't have to await a posthumous popularity as a result of the machinations of art-world conmen.
I mean, after even deep frying them, I can definitely say that frogs are never crunchy.
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#9 2012-01-18 06:15:25
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
NJS wrote:
4F Hepcat wrote:
Those specific orange chairs, and ones quite like it that were designed by certain artists from the fifties and sixties can exchange hands for upwards of 5,000 Euros here in the Hague. Seriously.
I'd pay them 5,000 Euros to take them away. Yuk Cripes.Ugh. people pretend to like those things as they used to pretend to like Monty Python. They are like Van Goghs = 50 million a piece for "throwing a paint pot in the public's face", as Ruskin said (rather more unfairly) of Whistler. Van Gogh was a mentally defective twat.
Van Gogh told me you were a great bloke.
#10 2012-01-18 07:55:52
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
I agree with one thing, Monty Python is not funny and was and remains a perfect example of the emperor's news clothes.
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#11 2012-01-18 16:22:06
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
4F Hepcat wrote:
I agree with one thing, Monty Python is not funny and was and remains a perfect example of the emperor's news clothes.
Funny you should say that, I loved them and I never tire of watching the reruns. I don't find many things funny.
#12 2012-01-19 05:10:57
- NJS
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
g- wrote:
4F Hepcat wrote:
I agree with one thing, Monty Python is not funny and was and remains a perfect example of the emperor's news clothes.
Funny you should say that, I loved them and I never tire of watching the reruns. I don't find many things funny.
EEEE By Gum: Benny Hill; The Two Ronnies; Dave Allen; Morecambe & Wise; Tommy Cooper; Jimmy Durante; the Marx Bros; Dorothy Parker; Elaine Stritch - er - many more: they're funny; Monty Python "deceived a generation" and people felt peer group pressure to like them..
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#13 2012-01-19 13:25:51
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
NJS wrote:
g- wrote:
4F Hepcat wrote:
I agree with one thing, Monty Python is not funny and was and remains a perfect example of the emperor's news clothes.
Funny you should say that, I loved them and I never tire of watching the reruns. I don't find many things funny.
EEEE By Gum: Benny Hill; The Two Ronnies; Dave Allen; Morecambe & Wise; Tommy Cooper; Jimmy Durante; the Marx Bros; Dorothy Parker; Elaine Stritch - er - many more: they're funny; Monty Python "deceived a generation" and people felt peer group pressure to like them..
Could not stand Benny Hill. Always thought he was a complete waste of time--I know, not an opinion shared by many. I would say yours is an apt description for BH.
#14 2012-01-19 14:05:03
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
NJS wrote:
Monty Python "deceived a generation" and people felt peer group pressure to like them..
No you just don't like them. Many others do, including me.
#15 2012-01-19 14:12:03
- Liam Mac
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
I like MP too and I'm not of the generation you're talking about.
Theres was a comedy I think that polarized people and still does. You tend to find people who don't like MP like Benny Hill. No coincidence really.
Monty Python had both brains and balls and were self confident enough to cover it up with a mask of silliness.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWWg5shNWR4
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#16 2012-01-19 16:24:34
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Re: How much one has to pay to achieve such a super look?
Liam Mac wrote:
I like MP too and I'm not of the generation you're talking about.
Theres was a comedy I think that polarized people and still does. You tend to find people who don't like MP like Benny Hill. No coincidence really.
Monty Python had both brains and balls and were self confident enough to cover it up with a mask of silliness.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWWg5shNWR4
Cleese was funny in Fawlty Towers (but hardly alone) and in A Fish Called Wanda - but the rest of the MP team were pretentious prats. And - er - The Goons - more total twats. Happy Crunchy Frog Day, Kingstonian - just remember not to ingest the brightly coloured ones! BUURP!
NJS
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