I was framed!

And don't forget that art, true art, is transcendent - timeless - never dies. Because of this, it can be viewed anew by each successive generation. And with each reacquisition by the the zeitgeist it's meaning is fresh and different.

The OP, my original critique, the acronym post and the affirmation of my critique are all nearly a year old. Yet, by the sheer force of their majesty they have burst through the surface once again, like the id grabbing the ego by the throat and shouting "HERE AM I! I SHALL NOT BE DENIED!!."

It embodies the basic tenet of the philosopher Morrison, who once said, "Break on through to the other side".

Rad

The most eloquent oration I've ever been exposed to.

Dude, chill out

Those of you who want to be impressed with quality photography rather than meaningless eloquent babble, visit his gallery--WOW!

Forget molehills, You guys are making mountains out of anthills.
now I will stop laughing and move on with my life.

Wow! And I thought I had too much time on my hands!!

Disciple: "Master, why did Bodhidharma come from the West?"
Master: "Ask that post over there."
Disciple: "I don't understand"
Master: "Neither do I."

Zen again perhaps I was never meant to understand...

just as the zen buddhist said to the hot dog vendor:
make me one with everything.

and here I was thinking that this was such a wonderful post it should be come a sticky and locked. just for the simplest thing can entain me

Dave (aka Titus) I have seen some of your posts that I think ranks up there. This just go to show you how your words mean so much to so many.

any how now to move on ....

This is one funny post - I don't care who you are!!!

I guess I got busy and lost track of this post.....

Thank you Mark0159.

^^ It was never on track............or was it?

bidkev wrote in post #16507469
^^ It was never on track............or was it?

It did wander a bit. But all who wander are not lost.

Obviously some internal clock has marked this thread for a less than frequent revisit. Perhaps to check on old friends but certainly not to admire new or old artwork again. Perhaps the winter months are more prone to contemplating more productive times.

I will mark my calendar for a return at some convenient time in the distant future. Early December seems to be available.

Oh well, the 10 minutes I spent reading this thread is time I'll never get back.

I keep hoping that doughnuts are somehow involved. Guess I'll check back later.

Well, this is fun.