Re: A.A.P.C. FOLKLORE, Part Fifty-Two

[email protected] (HarryLime) posted:

> The Portrait of "The Lady."
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> Will's long-time friend, Stinky George, fancies himself an artist... but his portraits almost invariably appear to have "monkey-faces."
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> When Stinky G. posted a portrait of a woman with a human face, several members accused him of having photographed the image out of a library book.
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> "The Lady" appeared to have been "painted" with magic markers on the inside of a brown paper shopping bag, and was basically a poorly drawn cartoon.
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> However, the accusations continued.
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> In order to settle the dispute, one of the members challenged Stinky to post another photo of the image, where it could be clearly seen that it wasn't just a page in book.
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> Stinky George's inability to comply was considered as evidence that the image was stolen.
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> The identity of "The Lady Without a Monkey-Face" remains unknown.
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La Belle Dame Sans Monkey-Face.