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Rated by Duke57 on Sep 30, 6:25pm
Very cool site, I liked it!
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Rated by dgirlp on Sep 01, 9:55pm
borrowed this bad boy from phocks...
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Rated by sher1lock on Jul 05, 10:13pm
Music and art. Wow.
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Rated by billybobgandhi on Jun 13, 8:33am
we're @ 70% similar taste in "stumbles" it appears. haven't run across many w/that high. Big up...
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Rated by Sakura6 on May 16 2009, 1:09am
PHOCKS is stuck on the sixties and seventies. What with all the Elvis, Beatles, Dylan and Doors posts, larded by Star Wars images. He, moreover, has a thing for Alice, which puts him solidly into the better half of humanity. Why, I ask you, is Alice so often portrayed as a sexy minx? This thought has troubled me before. Is there a basic need to take what is pure innocence and pervert it in some way? I like it, because it niches within my paradoxical tendencies, but I wonder what the general appeal is? Is it a necessity for the more explicit world we live in? Is it that whatever Lewis Carroll poured into the symbolism and deeper meanings of Alice in Wonderland, if any, has to be made more specific for a modern audience? Is it, furthermore, the case, that Alice's escape from childish innocence and well-bred one dimensional fixations can only be transferred to us 21st-centurions by provocative depiction? Or is it just fun? Afterthought: why does it seem so much harder to turn Lolita into an innocent. How would you go about drawing that?
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Rated by tiranatirani on May 11 2009, 2:27am
Great stumbler and looks very friendly =)
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Reviewed by DrNaCl on Dec 19 2008, 6:37pm
Anybody who likes Steadman and Guthrie is just all right with me.
