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Tag.} A most impressive List ..{ A list.
...in a town stuffed & amended with gossip Columnist$ & trade publications, eYe have found a secret... first, check this list...( Which is by no means- a completed inventory..) John Ford...John Wayne
..Walt Disney....Henry & Peter Fonda,
Jack Nicholson
Dennis Hopper...| James Dean ?*
Col. Paul Tate .[ Father of Sharon
Robert Henlein.{ .stranger in a strange Land.**
L Ron Hubbard ..[ founder of $cientology
Ron Wilson Reagan. } .) . )...here is the best kept secret of Century 20....each of these people having spent quality time @ Lookout Mtn. Lab *+
Spanning over 6 Decades..and None of them chose to mention what they did there in interviews, biography's, or film retrospective$.
* Dean is speculated to have "been there".
**We know the writer was there from Location-- once upon a 1960's..living @ 8775 Lookout Mtn. Ave.
*+...the most prolific ( and the LARGEST !
FILM $TUDIO. in the World.
...part 2....and $eeing as it was a Film $tudio [ s.
In it's hey-day, the mystery compounds thus..
No one today can produce a film or negative print- nor name a "project" featuring that A list... while employed at said $tudio.
Thus the question 1$... What in the starry blue Fandango was going on there ?
A hint towards an acceptable answer is knowing what the property is used for Today...
Namely, a refuge space for Actors who need the latest new age Therapy for beating their various addictions & Legal problems.
...parting shot & wrap..
..it would appear the place had operational security the KGB would Envy. ..eYe think the reason NO private thought or opinion escaped from the Mountain..) .. superior Mind Control.
The cover story, btw, was Lookout Mtn studio was used to develop Air Force & Atomic Energy films.
This would not explain why you have stages, & the most sophisticated special effects & animation works the world NEVER saw...

Just tell me why ?
I can't just die ?!
This life is mine
Not by designe

Is mine to live
But i can't give...
I'm not alowed
To give my vow

I can not love
that is because
I don't belive
That love exist

At list not now
When people vow
To love each other
Then find another

And that's when they
Find another way
To live theyre life
With new designe

They brake some heart's
I think that's nots
You can go insane
Because of the payne

And that is why
I hope to dye
I want no part
In breaking a heart

I have no wish
To live like this
To live alone
Just by my own

I know Michael's cartoons very well, unmistakable style and sharp wit, and as it happens today I came across and posted two of his. At the same time I learnt of his sister. I was searching to see if Michael ever drew a person with two eys, and up popped his sister, Mary


Michael is know to use two characters frequently - The Duck and Vasco Pyjama:

I stood aside and gazed at you,
And with amazement, I was imbued.
How beautiful you are, I admired,
And wondered if I deserved you, I inquired.

You sat on a chair beside a tree,
Seeming like an angel, not just human, to me.
In the shade of the enveloping tree,
And the sun seemed to pause, agree.

And the wind seemed to whisper to me,
I've never seen beauty like hers, you see.
As if she were a deity,
Lost in the day, yet arriving in the night, so subtly.

You seemed to be so divine,
Beside that tree, in that light so fine.
With the wind caressing your face,
And at your feet, greenery embraced.


the poem was originaly writen in Romania, but this is a translation of it ( it was writen by me )

She: It's high time. What about our marriage?
He: Marriage is an outdated idea. I would be the last person to opt for the legal prostitution.
They departed.
Two decades later, the she-lovebird was happy to be all alone for the last 15 years.
And the he-lovebird was happy with his wife and two kids.

Tag. ) Covfefe Ltd.

Of course it's a must see, must do event for
The zesty Liberals out here.
Take a Scientiferous & delicious wild
Covert ironic guess ?
What they want to see Today..9/04 ?

Rainbow rising. ) Rainbow
Orange & red beams) Animals.
In Rainbows. ) Radio head.

Science note. Covfefe= covenant of Irony.

I don't have any tattoos, but if I were to get one, here are some that I would consider on my right arm.

Please help me to choose one of those ceramic designs for my bathroom walls..
Thanks.

A female art collector at a contemporary art fair in Miami accidentally shattered a $42,000 sculpture by artist Jeff Koons. Witnesses at the annual Art Wynwood event said a woman tapped a blue version of Koons' iconic "Balloon Dog" with her finger, causing it to topple over and break.
That may not be the whole story as it was reported, a representative for the gallery hosting the porcelain artwork said the woman unintentionally kicked the pedestal where the sculpture was placed.

The size of the Balloon Dog was approximately 15" x 18" x 6" or 40cm x 48cm x 16cm and from a news link, Koons' balloon figures are some of the most expensive contemporary art pieces sold by a living artist. Balloon Dog (Orange) from his 1994-2000 series sold for $58.4 million six years ago.

Hopefully, the sculpture was insured. No reports on what happened to the woman who broke it and if she will face criminal charges, as it's standard practice for art galleries to warn visitors not to touch the displays.


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Reader comments:
Jack " This has been a bad couple of weeks for balloons. Even porcelain ones."

Kdawg "...and this one didn't require a $400K sidewinder missile to bring it down!"

sharon "Looks like something that can easily be made in China for about ten bucks"

bob "Don't get me wrong, the piece is beautiful. But $42,000 dollars? Sorry, I can make an actual balloon animal with metallic balloons for $5.37 cents, it can fall of a pedestal and not break, and not make me broke. While I can consider what he does "art", I can not understand spending that much money on what essentially is a ceramic."

william "Let's put the fragile breakable 42k art piece on a small tall skinny platform within everyone's reach.........what's the worst that could happen?"

j "So they have a $42,000 sculpture and they just balance it on a small podium with no way to secure it and no glass over it? Seems to me it is more likely a $30 sculpture insured for $42,000 so they could make easy money when someone has an accident."

Blue "It’s a $10 knickknack at best. If it had any value, it would have been in a display case."

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