It's probably considered art
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I'll bet the NEA would give him an endowment and call his work "groundbreaking". I mean, if a guy can pose in a jar and drop a crucifix in it and get a grant...
Ahahah! .-.
Taste the rainbow! Shit the rainbow.
Normal people go...ugh that's disgusting! I go...hmmmm what if the dog ate many different colors would his poop be brown again?
You are so much more creative and brilliant than "most" people
Ha. I was raised that way...but I think mixing ALL the colors is the most disappointing moment in art class history. But this thought came from, well feed him different colors at different times and invest in air fresheners ? but then the thought came...what if it's just a disapointing brown color...not worth it. (BY THE WAY I LOVE ANIMALS AND WOULDN'T WANT ONE TO COME TO HARM<---before anyone accuses me of anything.)
Hey at least you can see these land mines. And if someone steps on one you'll know who it is.
Too bad this didn't happen in time for Easter.
At least the dog isn't dead.