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  Jasna

  26 days ago

  154 comments

  I am not sure what "On Star" is about.... However, I do intensely agree with everything you mention afterwards regarding humans being a disease. I never understood the mentality of needing to pass on one's genes at any cost. I do not have children, and do not plan on it; we should consider taking care of children that are already here... and possibly seizing the production of children for a few years or so....

  Also, the comment about Brandy... I agree it's a "celebrity" thing. She was a very first person who asked for my friendship, yet one of the few whose art I've never commented on, for a simple reason I am speechless... I have nothing to say. She simply does not get it in my opinion, and surrounds herself with more of those who don't (and possibly never will) get it.

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  klockarsdesign

  27 days ago

  1842 comments

  Much of "Brandy"'s stuff is just not so good that it should be so highly rated. This is art; not celebrity.
  AB has to understand that what it, as a whole promotes, will be how it is known/understood/seen. Is THAT work, truly, the best you have to offer????

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  klockarsdesign

  28 days ago

  1842 comments

  "On Star" is not the solution. We have become a "stupid disease". A rampant culture which over-runs its container. We then destroy our new host before we can reproduce and find a new one. People can be the new: ebola. Darwin was right on. We will kill everyone, if we don't pay attention to what the environment is telling us. Stop being so stupid, please! I want my grand-children to have a chance at life. To do this, we/you have to make room for all life. If you can't feed 'em, don't breed 'em! Since we use so much more than living requires, WE are the problem. Earth is room enough.

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  BaileyVanKirk

  28 days ago

  132 comments

  thanks for the add

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  abuxbaum

  about 1 month ago

  2244 comments

  The answer is never the answer. What's really interesting is the mystery. If you seek the mystery instead of the answer, you'll always be seeking. I've never seen anybody really find the answer -- they think they have, so they stop thinking. But the job is to seek mystery, evoke mystery, plant a garden in which strange plants grow and mysteries bloom. The need for mystery is greater than the need for an answer.” Ken Kesey

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  klockarsdesign

  about 1 month ago

  1842 comments

  "Simile, simile, simile, simile, life is like a dream", I said today in consideration of Mary.

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  klockarsdesign

  about 1 month ago

  1842 comments

  When you yearn to view some historical images: the entire contents of DESIGN MAGAZINE (1965 -1974) can be viewed at : http://vads.ahds.ac.uk/diad/index.php

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  mutley74jv

  2 months ago

  6658 comments

  THNKS FOR THE REQUEST AND WELCOME

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  tap

  2 months ago

  28 comments

  Thanks for the invite and comment

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  bdawso

  2 months ago

  24 comments

  Also, "The Dark Side of Man" in actuality is a book about the violence of males; however, I was inspired to edit this photo and quote it because of C.S. Lewis's novel, "The Abolition of Man." --very good read btw

  Well, "The Dark Side of Man" is supposed to generalize females and males. Saying the dark side of humans would just sound funny! :)

  This is in response to the comment you left me on my photo. Thanks for the comment btw, keep em comin'!!

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  versiongirl

  2 months ago

  1196 comments

  thank you for the add. and also for the comments on me work :)

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  ejcawth

  3 months ago

  1194 comments

  Thanks for the invite. I really enjoy your work.

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  klockarsdesign

  3 months ago

  1842 comments

  My redundancy of the day: "You can't judge a bed by its coverlet."

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  klockarsdesign

  4 months ago

  1842 comments

  My thought for the day (and you can quote me - freely):
  "You can't judge a brook by its culvert."

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  Mallorie

  4 months ago

  406 comments

  Thanks for the feedback!
  Cheers!