Never mind the Eiffel Tower, who gets the Space Needle? Hammering Man? You guys could have whole issues devoted to this stuff! Think of the ad revenue, folks!!
the paradox of the 21st century was never anticipated in the futurism of the 20th century. yes, brilliant enlightening technology and super slick design, but half of that co-opted by a third of the population with backwards worldviews from the dark ages.
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Marrying the Hammering Man might by polygamy (there are a fair number of identical Hammering Men - but at least the Seattle Art Museum's board had the perspicacity to obtain the iconic third-largest one. I think it's really the third-largest-ness of it that makes it special.
Well, since you mention it, yeah.
the paradox of the 21st century was never anticipated in the futurism of the 20th century. yes, brilliant enlightening technology and super slick design, but half of that co-opted by a third of the population with backwards worldviews from the dark ages.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopi…
Women wouldn't like the Eiffel Tower, she's cold and hard and distant ...
... um, wait ... never mind. Guess you're right.
Just like Mrs. Perry.
It's not their fault they believed their husbands when they were lied to about them being in the closet.
Marrying the Hammering Man might by polygamy (there are a fair number of identical Hammering Men - but at least the Seattle Art Museum's board had the perspicacity to obtain the iconic third-largest one. I think it's really the third-largest-ness of it that makes it special.
Or am I the only one having trouble keeping my inner 12 year old under control today?
...the French, they are a funny race."
---Winston Churchill
MAN HANDS! MAN HANDS! MAN HANDS!
I support her right to have man hands.