arrison's art brog

yous a hoe.

Jan 20

my boyfriend keeps singing this song :)
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Dateline To Catch a Predator Drinking Game

theramenking:

Take A Drink Everytime A Predator

- gets on his knees and begs for forgiveness
- says “I’m just came here to talk”
- says “I made a stupid mistake”
- has porn in his car
- asks “am I in trouble?”
- eats or drinks from the table after the reporter comes out
- turns out to be a doctor
- turns out to be a truck driver
- travelled more than 2 hours to get there
- has a six pack of beer in his car
- turns out to be married
- has children of his own
- says “I’ve never done this before”
- covers his face AFTER he was interviewed by the reporter
- asks to be let go with a warning
- asks “am I going to get arrested?”

Drink twice whenever a predator
- gets naked
- has a prior record
- skips work to be there


Drink three times whenever a predator
- cries
- is caught twice by DateLine NBC

loveit

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Jan 18 

He went away 
& you hung around 
& bothered me every night 
& i wouldn't go out with you 
you said things that weren't very nice.
my boyfriend's back & you're gonna be in trouble
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back 
when you see him coming better cut out on the double
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
you been spreading lies 
that i was untrue
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
so look out now cause he's coming after you
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
hey he knows what you've been trying
& he knows that you've been lying
he's been gone for such a long time
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
now he's back & things'll be fine
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
you're gonna be sorry you were ever born
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
cause he's kinda big & he's awful strong
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
hey he knows I wasn't cheating
now you're gonna get a beating
what made you think he'd believe all your lies?
waoooo waoooo
you're a big man now 
but he'll cut you down to size
waoooo waoooo
wait & see!
my boyfriend's back he's gonna save my reputation
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
if I were you I'd take a permanent vacation
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back
hey I can see him coming now you better start running
waooooo waooooo
waooooo wait & see!
my boyfriend's back he's gonna save my reputation
hey-la hey-la my boyfriend's back

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Jan 14

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

i feel vveird.

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as the smoke said
“we’re not half as bad as God is good”

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http://new.music.yahoo.com/mewithoutyou/videos/view/paper-hanger--26490947

I’m not one motion, one gesture..
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And I know that you’re busy
But do I know that you care?
You got your finger on the pulse
You got your eyes everywhere
And it hurts all the time when you don’t return my calls
And you haven’t got the time to remember how it was
It’s so cold in this house
It’s so cold in this house
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Jan 5

Adopt a Kittyloaf

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So what I have problems. http://www.myspace.com/uffie

So what I have problems.

http://www.myspace.com/uffie
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Dec 21
breatheincolor: notational: snowce: art-it:hydeordie: The American Paradox In a survey of attitudes toward artists in the U.S. a vast majority  of Americans, 96%, said they were greatly inspired by various kinds of art  and highly value art in their lives and communities. But the data suggests  a strange paradox. While Americans value art, the end product, they do not value what artists do. Only 27% of respondents believe that artists contribute “a lot” to the good of society. Further interview data from the study reflects a strong sentiment in the cultural community that society does not value art making as legitimate work worthy of compensation. Many perceive the making of art as a frivolous or recreational pursuit. Other insights further illuminate the depth of the paradox: • A majority of parents think that teaching the arts is as important as reading, math, science, history, and geography. • 95% believe that the arts are important in preparing children for the future. • In the face of a changing global economy, economists increasingly emphasize that the United States will have to rely on innovation, ingenuity, creativity, and analysis for its competitive edge—the very skills that can be enhanced by engagement with the arts. I am extremely intrigued in this paradox of the value of art/artists. Further exploration is required.

breatheincolor:

notational:

snowce:

art-it:hydeordie:

The American Paradox

In a survey of attitudes toward artists in the U.S. a vast majority  of Americans, 96%, said they were greatly inspired by various kinds of art  and highly value art in their lives and communities. But the data suggests  a strange paradox.

While Americans value art, the end product, they do not value what artists do. Only 27% of respondents believe that artists contribute “a lot” to the good of society.

Further interview data from the study reflects a strong sentiment in the cultural community that society does not value art making as legitimate work worthy of compensation. Many perceive the making of art as a frivolous or recreational pursuit.

Other insights further illuminate the depth of the paradox:

• A majority of parents think that teaching the arts is as important as reading, math, science, history, and geography.

• 95% believe that the arts are important in preparing children for the future.

• In the face of a changing global economy, economists increasingly emphasize that the United States will have to rely on innovation, ingenuity, creativity, and analysis for its competitive edge—the very skills that can be enhanced by engagement with the arts.

I am extremely intrigued in this paradox of the value of art/artists. Further exploration is required.
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