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• #41327
Excellent work whatok, have some rep too.
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• #41328
It's just a hobby.
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• #41329
Spot on Whatok.
Lets just hope Marcom doesn't make a comeback like Silvio...
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• #41330
fuck you. 16 points of fuck you.
Do you even Champions League?
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• #41332
Shit just got real:
Dear Jim,
Please paint me a bat in a leotard being distracted by a violin sticking out of a rainbow coloured bottle bank next to a three legged toffee crisp holding a mushroom and half a wasp. In the background is a turtle having a tennis lesson, and an upside down Taj Mahal covered in ears.
Thanks,
Darren Harvey
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• #41333
This is like LanaDelRayGate all over again...
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• #41334
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• #41335
Really?!? I think it's crap...
#outoftouchI don't get it either. Is it because it's so 'random'? Is that why it's funny?
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• #41336
I think it's funny because it's MS Paint, which is always good for lulz, even when done badly (which this isn't)
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• #41337
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• #41338
I think the fact it's really well done whilst looking like it genuinely is done in paint is part of what makes it funny... I particularly like the Ross kemp one.
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• #41339
I don't find the contrived 'random' stuff funny and I've never found ms paint funny either.
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• #41340
Did someone remove your funny bone?
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• #41341
Did someone remove your funny bone?
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• #41342
Remember back in the olden days, before "random" got invented by 12 year olds, and we used to have things like "nonsense"? Edward Lear, The Owl and The Pussycat, Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach, Will Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, that sort of thing?
The Jim'll Paint It stuff is straight-up surrealism in the same vein. It's contrived in the same way all nonsense and surrealism is contrived, out of necessity - otherwise it'd be rubbish.
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• #41343
Pfffff!
Vic Reeves and the 1990s rang and would like their 'comedy' back...
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• #41344
^ This
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• #41346
Remember back in the olden days, before "random" got invented by 12 year olds, and we used to have things like "nonsense"? Edward Lear, The Owl and The Pussycat, Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach, Will Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, that sort of thing?
The Jim'll Paint It stuff is straight-up surrealism in the same vein. It's contrived in the same way all nonsense and surrealism is contrived, out of necessity - otherwise it'd be rubbish.
You can't compare it to all that. It's shit. It's a bunch of idiots trying hard to be as obscure and cerrrazy as they can.
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• #41347
You can't compare it to all that. It's shit. It's a bunch of idiots trying hard to be as obscure and cerrrazy as they can.
I can, and I do. All nonsense is nonsense. That's the point of it. You can't create nonsense out of stuff that makes sense. Nonsense is only funny because it doesn't make sense.
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• #41348
Do you reckon it takes talent to create nonsense?
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• #41349
Remember back in the olden days, before "random" got invented by 12 year olds, and we used to have things like "nonsense"? Edward Lear, The Owl and The Pussycat, Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach, Will Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, that sort of thing?
The Jim'll Paint It stuff is straight-up surrealism in the same vein. It's contrived in the same way all nonsense and surrealism is contrived, out of necessity - otherwise it'd be rubbish.
How can you mention nonsense without mentioning Lewis Carroll and Salvador Dali? The latter of which is clearly the parent of this.
James and the giant peach and MSND are pale examples of surrealism compared with the Alice books (not saying they aren't good, but hardly the best example of surrealism)
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• #41350
I wholeheartedly agree with my esteemed colleague above.
Genius.
Have some rep