Re: A.A.P.C. FOLKLORE, Part Twenty-Eight
Bruce <[email protected]>
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HarryLime wrote: >> NancyGene wrote: >> >>> HarryLime wrote: >>> >>>> NancyGene wrote: >>>> >>>>> HarryLime wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> HarryLime wrote: >>>>>> Art is in the eye of the beholder, and quite a few beholders have >>>>>> recognized monkey faces in George Sulzbach's paintings. While >>>>>> some of George's friends may not want to admit it, the general >>>>>> consensus holds otherwise. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> People have also recognized giant, brightly painted phalluses in >>>>> his abstract paintings. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Below is a photo of his Monkey-Faced Donkey, pen & ink, along with >>>> an image of a "Smoking Monkey" toy, and the subject. >>> >>> >>> >>> In Stinky's favor, I have to admit that after comparing the trio of >>> images in the previous post, the likeness between all three is >>> actually very good. >> >> >> Mildred was known to "hang around" zoos, so Stinky G. may be seeing >> some not-well-hidden DNA. > > > > > Could the Donkey be part monkey? > What a horrifying thought! > Captured by his clueless flunky, > Mildred's zoo-time screw-times caught.[/quote] > > Yes, the Donkey is part monkey > Look what Mildred’s tastes have wrought! > The Donkey smells so funky > That some “friends” would like him shot.[/quote] > > He's an asshole with an afro > Who's to fat to climb a tree, > As a monkey, he's a flunky -- > Just a toothless chimpanzee. > > HUZZAH!