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July 08, 2006 |
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It's About Power
FOUND by Emmer Davos
It's about power - obviously.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
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ahh...the perfect thing to send to my ex-boyfriend.
magnet man has more power than the tall bitch
that's not true. I'm 6'1" and the reason I date shorter guys is because I really like their personality, but also because there aren't that many tall guys who are worth anything much anymore. At least not where I live. Tall guys can be real jerks.
are those ropes around his knees?
haha "magnet man"
This is sort of disturbing. Did she grow up to be an astronaut?
So...what's up with both of their feet?
I imagine that the powerful woman crushed the puny man and is now congratulating herself on a job well done. I think the "ropes" around his knees is his torso compressed like an accordion. Good job peg legs!
That's a quote from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
She's got the power. o_o
I like that it's drawn on graphing paper, as though a key showing scale could be added at any moment.
Is she in a straight-jacket?
maybe it's a boy and his Mom, and he's frustrated that Mom always has the upper hand.If that's the case,they're both their actual heights and he knows his place.
I have to thank david and Holly for "magnet man" and "Good job peg legs!" I'm still laughing.
Is she on her tip toes? To make herself taller?
I don't get the magnet man joke. Please explain.
I have never laughed so hard at something on the interent. I thank you all for your hilarious comments.
Magnet Man was the nickname for 1970's comedic icon Bob Sanders. He was short and his bow legged apperance made him look like one of those horse shoe shaped magnets.
Dave is right. This is a doodle of a scene from the show "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", 5th season.
Geth, you are very close. That quote is from Buffy Season 7, Episode 1. I believe that the drawing is from the final scene of the episode where the great evils (as imitated by The First) of the past seasons all speak to Spike, who is crazy in the basement of the new Sunnydale High.
He looks emasculated alright.
I think the "ropes" are his arms -- he's sitting with his knees up to his chest, hugging them. Anyone else see that?
who is letting their young child watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer?!
i love it, though. you go get 'em, First Evil.
H in Colorado, I see it. It was my first instinct. And she's not in a straight-jacket; she's got her arms crossed across her chest... in a "powerful" stance.
Thank you for talking about the Buffy episode - I too just assumed it was a boy sitting with his arms around his knees and his mother towering over him :)
StaceyAnne in Las Vegas, NV: o.k., your Buffy-geek cred surpasses mine. Still, a variant of the line was still uttered by Buffy earlier, in the season 5 episode "Checkpoint" to Travers.