Thousands of different cultures throughout human history.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Remember that what is "sick" to you, is normal to others, and vice-versa. Lets try to be a little more tolerant eh?
Tolerance is overrated.
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Remember that what is "sick" to you, is normal to others, and vice-versa. Lets try to be a little more tolerant eh?
Tolerance is overrated.
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Tolerance is overrated.Originally Posted by GQgeek
Shut up nerd. When I want your opinion, I'll get it from your mother.
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my mother is on welfare, being treated for cancer, and living with her sister.Originally Posted by GQgeek
Are we related?
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There are also people who willingly go through crucifiction too.Originally Posted by Dragon
Indeed. To wit:
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A rather bizarre interpretation to say the least- well, I really can't expect more from art historians trying to play at being theologians.Originally Posted by yachtie
lol @ anyone saying it is bizarre to think that Bernini's St. Theresa group has sexual elements This is definitely the mainstream art historical interpretation (and art history is a fairly conservative field when it comes to pre-modern work).
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lol @ anyone saying it is bizarre to think that Bernini's St. Theresa group has sexual elementsOriginally Posted by yerfdog
This is definitely the mainstream art historical interpretation (and art history is a fairly conservative field when it comes to pre-modern work).
Look at where the angel is pointing that arrow. It's definitely not pointed at her heart (hold a ruler or a piece of paper up to your screen to check the angle).
You may also want to examine the positioning of her toes and the fingers on her left hand.
Check out this slightly larger photograph for a view of St. Theresa's left hand, and maybe also the odd grip of the angel's left hand: http://www.spauda.lt/bible/saints/teresa/bernini.jpg
Well, we were talking about Theresa,not Bernini; and you really need to get a girlfriend.
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Unlike you, I'm not yellow.Originally Posted by GQgeek
Yellow? ...Nobody calls me yellow.
Especially not some duded-up, egg-sucking gutter trash.
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Some of you may be interested to see the 1970 movie, A Man Called Horse.
Richard Harris plays an English aristocrat. He's captured by Sioux Indians, must undergo torture to prove his worth. Difficult at times, but gripping.
Richard Harris plays an English aristocrat. He's captured by Sioux Indians, must undergo torture to prove his worth. Difficult at times, but gripping.
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OK so the other day i seen this guy on Astor place in the city of NEW YORK he had like metal balls put into his arm and it looked liek there was a snail inside his arm. I think medication stopped working for him like 2 months ago and now its just self humiliation in public
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