Archive > March 2008

destroy all lines

this is an interesting account of the birth of a new (back then) art form. i find the ‘oral history’ aspect especially intriguing.
is graffiti art? when is it art? does the mobile/temporal aspect of train graffiti allow it to convey a deeper meaning?

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Lesson with Phil Woods

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Praise Jebus!!

Directly from the RC Journal: 
Sen. Bill Napoli, R-Rapid City could run for re-election for another two-year term.
But the District 35 Republican says it’s time to get out of the way, so he won’t run for re-election and instead will retire from politics.
Napoli first went to the capital city in 1972 and spent 22 years as [...]

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Happy Happy Irish Day!

“May flowers always line your path
and sunshine light your day.
May songbirds serenade you every step along the way.
May a rainbow run beside you
in a sky that’s always blue.
And may happiness fill your heart each day your whole life through.”

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Elliott “Cash Money” Spitzer’s Resignation

Here’s the text of Spitzer’s resignation speech from this morning.  Thoughts?
In the past few days, I have begun to atone for my private failings with my wife Silda, my children, and my entire family. The remorse I feel will always be with me. Words cannot describe how grateful I am for the love and compassion [...]

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Sharing….

Kabe Termes took these pictures a couple days ago in Laramie Wy. He sent them to me… I though I’d share… I wish I could have been there….

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One for Skog

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I had de blew…

Rules For The Blues
1) Most blues begin “woke up this mornin’.”
2) You can’t use “Got a good woman” to start a blues unless you insert something nasty in the next line.
Got a good woman
with the meanest dog in town
3) Blues are simple. After you have that first line, repeat it. Then find something that rhymes. [...]

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For those who couldn’t be there on friday…

ENJOY!!!!!!

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Thanks to Eekz and Giant….

…that was one fun, fine leap for Bonkind.

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