Showing posts with label pushing the limits of inference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pushing the limits of inference. Show all posts
Friday, March 16, 2007
second try: think on that
Thursday, March 15, 2007
here's one ...
Here's pushing the limits of inference (and patience, and usefulness, and not-smashy-smashy-ness): Blogger (or Google, or whatever), has not been able to post a simple picture of mine for TWO DAYS NOW (it just goes into this endless-loop kind of nuts). Otherwise I'd have some awesome here. Honest.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Nudge nudge, wink wink

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Low cleavage, no knickers, and licking her lips,
Prick teasing harlot with child bearing hips.
I know what she's after all these sluts are the same,
High heels, peroxide they're all on the game.
Does she think I'm inferior, impotent, feckless?
I'll soon show her as the bishop said to the actress.
Monday, March 12, 2007
Pushing the limits of inference???
Sunday, March 11, 2007
pushing the limits of coming up with something

joder, talk about trouble coming up with something for this, but having passed a couple of weeks by without contributing and seemingly on course to keep that up I thought I would see what I could find.
so, you could infer that this is something real deep, but so is the level of brown stuff that we are standing in. (whatever that means)
I'm not sure where the Magritte references come from, but I can't seem to be so clever
(and then some)
well maybe I can see the Magritte inferences
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Plagiarism (and the subsequent loss of academic integrity) 1 & 2


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I created these [for myself] while working on illos about plagiarism in U.S. universities. The concept sketches for these were rejected and the finals I ended up doing were quite different (using metaphores chosen by the AD). These were what made sense to me, but often what makes sense to me does not make sense to other people.
shut up asshole and just push your pencil

Notes from a college 'crit'. I guess this drawing is more about what I didnt write.
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Things we'd rather not see
It's an oldie one, but, when I saw this week's idea I couldn't help to post it.IFN: Pushing the limits of inference.
Saturday, March 10, 2007
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