50 Hilariously Relatable Art History Memes That Prove Nothing Has Changed In Hundreds Of Years
You needn’t study art to have heard of Picasso, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci or the Mona Lisa. Especially the Mona Lisa. The lady with the smile. Is she sad? Is she happy? We might never know. She’s memorable. That much we do know. The Mona Lisa was the mother of memes since before memes were even a thing. There have been so many variations of the famous painting that you’d be forgiven for forgetting what the original looked like.
But the Mona Lisa isn’t the only meme-worthy work of art that’s providing people with endless entertainment. Twitter page Art History Memes for Aesthetic Fiends has over 50 thousand followers. All art and meme lovers. Keep scrolling for some classic examples of life imitating art. And find out how the Mona Lisa became a global icon.
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Ahem, that's STUART Little to you. Put some respect on that mouse's name!
That was my first thought when I read this comment, too. 😁
Load More Replies...55,000 pounds. I put that into a converter. That's 3,715,789 pounds today...
According to the UK National Archives, you could have bought 2000 horses with that in 1920.
Load More Replies...I can accept this level of bribe, it's when donors have to have their names emblazoned on building facades that make me question their true level of generosity.
Translation of what the Scottish Gallery said: 'We are sorry for exhibiting this sh×t but we were young, we needed money'.
I saw a good one at Powderham Castle. "This chair belonged to William of Orange. Unless you are William of Orange please do not sit on this chair"
A curator at the Exeter (UK) Guildhall once told my father to stand on a chair so he could look at a family crest from the 13th century. Dad asked, "Do I really want to know how old this chair is?" It was "only" 500 years old!
It is said Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci started painting her somewhere between 1503 or 1506. The real Mona Lisa was apparently a lady called Lisa Gherardini who married a wealthy Italian man and became Lisa del Giocondo. Her husband had asked da Vinci to paint her. But the portrait became a masterpiece in procrastination.
I was the print buyer for Trans America/Speedy Auto Glass. My boss tells me that his frat brother just bought a printing company in Seattle and wanted to solicit our business. I told Doug I had no intention of switching, but I'd take the meeting. Guy shows up, we shook hands and then he literally was talking to my boobs. I let him go on for a bit and then tilted my head to my far left, making eye contact with him and said, "They don't speak, Ed." He turned almost purple and Doug was laughing so hard I thought he was going to fall out of his chair. I just said, "Meeting terminated".
OP's avatar is David, so this made me laugh because I got the impression it was David (of naked statue fame) saying "my eyes are up here", and I thought, oh Honey, nobody's wasting their time looking at your teeny tiny package.
Yeah. Now they have to fix that hole in their wall. So stupid!
Load More Replies...The problem is, the vase is actually on the neighbor's property. Legal battle begins.
I could just see someone doing that too. As long as they have the drywall stuff ready to fix it with.
It will fit nicely in our museums with all the other "fairly aquired" items.
I don't see the problem. It's obviously John Cleese, doesn't get Britisher than that
..and gen Z-ers would say: Look that guy brings the stone-face emoji
Both the Louvre and the British Museum have their own Moai (well, the British has two), acquired through the honored practice of "Strategically Transfer Equipment to Alternate Location"
Fun fact: In the 1990 an Italian TV journalist tried to promote through his show a fundraising to restore the damaged Moai in Easter Island. He had researchers find a volcanic stone similar to the unique stone of the island, that by luck happened to be found in a small town in central Italy with a peculiar geological history (Vitorchiano). Then, he invited one of the last existing Easter Islander families of Moai sculptors to manufacture a new Moai, with the traditional techniques and in actual size. The Vitorchiano Moai is considered authentic by the Rapa Nui people, being the largest and the only non-stolen Moai outside of Easter Island. The Moai is still visible in one of the town squares.
Load More Replies...Da Vinci worked on it for several years, carrying it everywhere with him. He’s believed to have only finished it shortly before he died in 1519. And it was never handed over to the client. Instead, the artist sold it to France’s King Francis I in 1518. The painting eventually ended up in The Louvre in Paris but didn’t attract as much attention back then as it does now. And here's why...
There was probably a meme posted on the trivia boards.
Load More Replies...Let's give this a try for our selves. The French Revolution seemed like a pretty good time for the masses.
Paying my Mortgage, electricity, water, gas and not starving to death is powerful motivation to being passionate about the job.
I remember pounding the pavement, putting applications everywhere. It was exhausting and nerve wracking. Then finally, an interview, only to have the idiot across the desk ask, "and why do you want to work here?". Yo, dude, I've got rent, and I like an occasional meal. Why do YOU think I want to work here?
......behind the business owner who is on the 3rd of the 7 money bags they brought in...with one teller...'cause it's lunch.
Load More Replies...Ms Mona Lisa is known for her mysterious smile and captivating gaze. But that’s not what made her so famous. On 21 August 1911, a maintenance worker at The Louvre snuck into the museum on a Saturday afternoon. The Italian ripped the painting off the wall, hid it under his clothes and walked out onto the street.
Only a masochistic could come up for the way to test for Covid or Strep Throat. Either they're trying to find your brain or testing your gag reflex, both absolutely sucks.
My absolute worst day of nursing school, where we used each other to practice on, was when the teacher found out about my overly sensitive gag reflex. He thought everyone should have experience trying to swab people like me.
Load More Replies...I did one just yesterday for the first time in donkey's years. And it was positive. The nostalgia!
Load More Replies...Yup, that's how long our soft can-opener leaves the old kibble out. Sigh.
OMG. So funny. I got lucky & my void (= black cat) wa es so stupid evryone except me made fun of him, but he slept like a little angel every night by my feet & didn't move... unless I got up to per. GAME ON.
This!! Every night between 1:30 and 2:30 am my cat Tiger decides to get the zoomies and serenades me, which keeps me and Dust Bunny awake. Since we're both up and NOT asleep, (thank you, insomnia) DB has to join in and it's like an opera of meows in surround sound. I'm glad Gizmo and Cricket sleep like the dead and the ONLY thing wakes up those 2 up is a tornado siren. During spring/summer/fall they test them on Saturday at 12:00 pm, only if the weather is clear so people don't freak out. If you live in Oklahoma, it's a Pavlov Dog response, you hear sirens and it's not a sunny Saturday, it's an "Oh, S**t" moment. They're smart, if the sirens go off and there isn't thunder or lightning and everyone is chilling the 6 of them won't freak out. If it's the opposite they'll get agitated, that's a different issue. Long winded, but it explains Cricket and Gizmos response to sirens and why they wont wake up at night when Tiger and DB does their thing.
I enjoyed the story. My cat doesn't even move for earthquakes. Im in San Diego
Load More Replies...It's 3am and my two cats are on my bed one is hacking up something and the other is biting my charging cable. Happy days!
It's bad enough when they bat noisy objects across the floor or play with a crinkly bag, but when they bounce, back and forth, across your sleeping body, inevitably landing on the tender spots, that sleep is just a mirage.
The theft made world headlines. And the painting gained fame overnight. Crowds poured into the gallery to see the empty space where it once hung. Newspapers printed photos of it. The Mona Lisa was turned into postcards, a short film and even cabaret songs. But the original painting remained missing. As police investigated, another famous artist Pablo Picasso was one of those arrested on suspicion he’d stolen it. He was quickly released and the search continued.
As a former swing shift worker (3pm to 9 or 10pm) at the post office many years ago, I did notice that the midnight shift workers had a grayish pallor
But we looked much fresher after having our morning snack of warm blood. (Former hospital night shift RN here.)
Load More Replies...Driving cross country to CA, stopped in Las Vegas around 10am, and this is essentially what we saw. We skedaddled like a Loony Tune character. LV is godawful ugly in the daytime.
I don't always ride roller coasters, but when I do, I fork horns at the skeletons!
I had to recently close about 60 additional home pages (blank) from my neighbour’s phone which she gave to me to fix it’s “slowness”
Load More Replies...Back then, therapy consisted of agreeing that you were a heretic quickly, before they got out the thumbscrews.
Load More Replies...I WISH I could figure out how to leave multiple web pages open. So far, anytime I tap the back arrow, whatever I was looking at disappears and I only get 1 page at a time.
I once went to an exhibition of Picasso's work when he was young, even a teenager. He had nothing to prove about figurative art. His drawings were as precise as a photo before he was twenty. No wonder he looked for other ways of expression.
I always wondered about that: Why was/is he so famous? Then I saw his early works. He could've been a painter in the usual style of the time, and an excellent one at that, but instead he went and shattered expectations, exploring new forms - and that's why he became a legend.
Load More Replies...When you’ve never seen a cat before and have your friend explain it to you in thirty seconds
The worst part is that he had pet cats XD
Load More Replies...“Generous rewards were promised for her return – but all in vain. Nothing was heard of the painting for over two years. Then one day, Vincenzo Peruggia, a glazier who had worked at the Louvre, tried to sell the world’s most famous painting to an Italian art dealer...who alerted the authorities. So the Mona Lisa was recovered – and her fame was all the greater,” reads The Louvre’s website.
The high-profile heist turned the Mona Lisa into a global icon. She was exhibited in Florence, Milan and Rome, before being returned to the Louvre. More than 100 thousand people visited her in the first two days “back home”.
"Hold on, let me open Google" meanwhile the icon is the most random painting
Load More Replies...I once drunkenly tried to put my cat around by shoulders (me being naked) to pretend he was a sweater. Didn't work, but I'm still alive
Bosch (and Breugel) are two rather unusual Classical Artists and therefore atypical
Yeah, that's exactly what I think. So realistic. People without eyelashes or brows, scantily clad women listlessly lying about without a care in the world, cherubs and demons, and all sorts of realistic stuff.
In 1919, an artist called Charles Duchamp drew a mustache and goatee on a replica of Mona Lisa - and the world was never the same again. Mona Lisa became a mood. Duchamp had paved the way for a plethora of parodies. Other artists, and then the public, followed suit. There was Mona Lisa fever. Pneumonia Lisa, Corona Lisa, Monday Lisa, Menopausa Lisa.
I mean...as a cat lady, I find this to be accurate. I'm single but I know I would put my cats first if I were in a romantic relationship with a human.
Edward Hopper's in-laws weren't fond of him, and neither was Jo's cat, Arthur. She thought of herself as “a woman with a cat, not just a woman.” For more about this "love triangle" https://mouseinterrupted.wordpress.com/2012/05/07/mrs-kit-hoppers-one-man-jury-show/
Can confirm, was there the other day and had it confiscated at the airport.
Load More Replies...True story of the Great Pyramid: it was too heavy to carry.
I love how British say it is to protect the artefacts ) as they did not protected in Egypt or Iraq for 5000 years before Brits stole them
Despite being centuries old, Mona Lisa remains a modern muse. She’s managed to reinvent herself many more times than Madonna. We reimagine her magical smile and move her into situations we can relate to. A sly grin after getting away with something sneaky or a fake smile when faced with an awkward social situation. There are even websites like this one, dedicated solely to Mona Lisa memes.
As Elephant Magazine reported, “Most of these memes see the Mona Lisa reimagined as a contemporary figure: she’s posing for a selfie with duck face; she’s cuddling a Shiba; she’s having a bad hair day; and in the age of corona, she’s now even donned a face mask.”
…as though nothing ever ended up in the Louvre, or the New York museum…
I love that sequel idea someone posted about Indy's granddaughter setting out to steal all those artefacts he collected and taking them back to their countries of origin.
With Britain you're lucky if all they take are your artifacts. Sometimes they steal entire countries.
The British Museum is the biggest offender. US museums have begun returning their loot to the countries of origin, but they remain accused of harboring relics and skeletal remains stolen from sacred lands. Tomato, tomahto.
Ancient wifi protection. Only for those who get wifi stolen from them.
Found it under the router.... after calling Rogers and being told to look under the router.
I'm reminded of the computer games of my childhood (1980s.) Some of them came with physical "copy protection" to ensure you couldn't just give your friends pirated copies of the floppy disks. Some had instruction manuals and when you'd start up the game, they'd say "Type in the third word of the first paragraph on page ten". A few had these "wheel" things where there were different images on the outer and inner wheels, and you had to match them up to match an image on the computer screen. Then there would be a little slot in the center wheel where a number or word would be revealed, and you'd have to type that in. Monkey Island had the best one. I've attached a pic of the wheel XD I still have my original wheels from the MI games (and one from another LucasArts game called Night Shift!) Pages-from...de08c1.jpg
Woah! I actually didn't know about the wheel thing. Kinda cool actually :)
Load More Replies...Yes, and that will lead you to a clue. Which will lead you to another clue, and another...
And I absolutely remember a day when I walked from the bus stop to my house, after taking two buses, and had to lean forward into driving snow on the half mile home. My feet were so cold I cried. Yes, this was exactly what it was like (without the bear, there was a donkey in the shed). This was in 1964 in England, look it up.
That was my father-in-laws journey. He attended school at the last one room schoohouse in Oregon.
I just realized this is going to be literally true for my family. We grew up in the 80s & 90s in the lake effect snow belt of upstate ny, and now that we've all moved, winters honestly were a whole lot harder there than anything the next generation of my family is going to face. Of course, if we're talking heat, the situation will be reversed.
They forgot the part that went accross the minefield, through the lion den and over mt Everest
Grandparents on both sides: Mom 1890 and 1905, Dad 1906 and 1912, My parents: 1933 and 1937- Generations: Hard timers, The Greatest Generation, The Silent Generation and My Older siblings are Baby Boomers and I'm 1977 Generation X. So for my Parents and Grandparents that was actually a reality and NOT a made up story.
Well, I can guarantee you it wasn't "uphill both ways" for any of them, because that defies reality XD But also, unless your family lived on the Tibetan Plateau, Antarctica, or on a literal glacier, it wasn't "actually a reality" for them, as it wasn't snowing all year round (as is the implication of the painting).
Load More Replies...My grandparents' way to school was no school. But mostly sunny so...
And as the art magazine aptly states, “By making her into a meme we also make the Mona Lisa one of us. We enjoy it when celebrities are just like us, and who cares if she’s just an inanimate Renaissance painting, the fame and zeal she’s created is on a level with the instafamous stars of today."
Somehow I am lucky enough to not get hit by that to often. But it always happens either when I'm going to sleep( doesn't happen often) or randomly in the middle of the day.
I'm always thrilled to be reminded that I'm not the only one plagued by mortifying memories.
Did I have a body before? Or did I imagine it? I want to scratch my head, but it's just not working.
"Oh the misery, there are 2 BMW vehicles ahead of me. Okay, one indicated to the right - Now hold on just a second. Why is it turning left? Oh my god. Why did you reverse? Bruh we r on an intersection. I am gonna lose it. Great, now I'm late for work. My boss will fire me. Thanks for nothing, BMW driver. Atomic Cannon MK III" Geometry Dash list
U. S. Citizen here.. if I wasn't so worried about getting shot I would b***h out every one of those people that ride my a*s
When I see a bmw driving properly in front of me, I keep extra distance...
I do 50,000 miles a year in a van and I find the majority of tailgaters are middle aged women in suvs
My area it’s 50/50 old people who only do one speed and are using you to determine where the lanes is, and dudes in jacked up trucks driving like they’re the only ones allowed on the road. In the latter, said dudes are also about 75% likely to cut you off at a left turn because their time is more important.
Load More Replies...Took me a minute too. Thought that was a pile of spaghetti at first. So it didn't make sense at first.
Load More Replies...Damnit now I'm the weird audible laugh coming from the bathroom.
My mom found a stuffed animal of him at the arc and the ear was velcro- My sister loves it ToT
"I love you, man" vs "You think you can take me?! You wanna piece of me?!!"
Sometimes both on the same night...within minutes of each other...
Load More Replies...Not true. They are evolving, just not in ways you'd notice unless you look really closely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_skYZFmr0Lg
They do, but because some people have to shoehorn God into everything there is a branch of Christian 'science' known as Theistic Evolution, which takes all that we know about evolution but credits God with planning it from the start.
Load More Replies...I used to work in an extremely ugly building, but I could see the cathedral from my window. I think I had the better deal
I always used to say that it doesn't matter what the building looks like that you live in; it's the one across from you that counts! This also somehow triggers the memory of living in beautiful Edinburgh for a time in a lovely old flat. The only issue was living opposite a lady who liked to do her own self-tan occasionally and clearly thought her translucent bathroom blinds were opaque. Got an eyeful a couple of times by accident. She was remarkably bendy.
Load More Replies...As somebody who works from home, I live and work in the bottom picture
He is the only real human who constantly gives off "uncanny valley" vibes.
I heard that artists and sculptors often made biblical characters to look a little like their patrons. This sculptor had an ugly patron that looked like Zuckerberg.
And it hangs in the Brandywine Museum of Art in Pennsylvania.
Load More Replies...I've always gotten a kick out of Weymouth's very small dog because it lures you in with it's sun dappled greenery and ornate pram, luring you in closer and closer, until... what the... it's a nasty little dog with piranha teeth.
Just curious, how would one acquire that pink feather collar? Asking for a friend.
I am picturing Bouche and Audi peering over your shoulders at that boa/collar, just WAITING to chew all those feathers XD
Load More Replies...Who remembers Sister Wendy, the art historian? She had a BBC documentary show in the 90's on the history of art. Her knowledge was extremely impressive, and a lot of us actually learned about historical periods via art because she was pretty cool.
FYI: This is from Carpool Karaoke with Taron Egerton and Richard Madden (they were both in ROCKETMAN, the Elton John fantasy biopic). Seems the full episode is only on Apple TV, so here's a 5-minute best-of that looks like lots of fun! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA4J0rT2LGY
I double-majored in Art History and History. I want to dress like a goth but I'm too restrained. Also, I would totally hang with Elton John!
I’m guessing he was wealthy. Money apparently can magically make someone so much more attractive than they really are.
Money also encourages the artist to be very flattering. If this is flattering, then …
Load More Replies...Well, compared to the other Habsbugs he is. Mind you this was a time when upsetting the monarch would lead to some pretty rapid weight loss so go figure
Well he's a really rich probably powerful guy to have a portrait back then, so he probably didn't even look that good in real life, because the artist would surely have made him look better than he actually is.
OkAy I think I'm in love! I don't know whether I like his haircut more or the jawline but this man is FLAWLESS
Admittedly, his complexion is awesome and once you get over the horsey-Ness, he isn't too bad looking... Its all about perspective and if everyone else has a broken nose, pox-scars and wears poop as eyeliner, he's going to be a real looker!
Compared to many surgically enhanced reality tv "stars", influencers and similars.. the guy looks handsome indeed
She'd just decided she didn't want the movie role badly enough to do what Harvey Weinstein wanted.
Oh, while you're here visiting another country to see your artefacts, could you donate to help keep them here? No coins please...
Yeah, let's return it all. Then ISIS can blow them up, the corrupt rulers can sell them off to collectors. Poor countries can melt them down.
Yep, that's exactly why we need to keep Greek artefacts.
Load More Replies...I read a story about this but can't remember the entire story but it's an assault on this woman.
It's 'The Abduction of Prosperina,' who is better known as Persephone.
Load More Replies...You have to sing it to "Old McDonald" - Mathew barfed upon a hog, E, I, E, I, O.
Load More Replies...Monk: I said normal. Scribe: But art. Monk: NORMAL Scribe: bUt ArT Monk: N O R M A L Scribe: ART Monk: NO
When they unearth the ruins of football (both kinds) stadia, they'll assume they were built to honor our deities at massive ritual gatherings. They'll be correct.
Here's a trick I learned in archaeology class: when we say something was for "ceremonial purposes", that means we don't know what it was used for.
Load More Replies...I want to know what they'll think of those big squares with glass in a place of honor in our living rooms. "Maybe they were altars?"
Right... If only mankind manages to not blow the whole planet into dust.. which we are clearly very committed to achieve.
I frequently say that future archeologists will find masses of disposable diapers wrapped in plastic bags, preserving them, and assume we worshipped poo.
It reminds me of a cartoon where an alien lands, seeing a man walking his dog and holding a bag of dog 💩 and mistakes the dog as the dominant species. Not saying the alien was wrong, mind you 😉
Load More Replies...Much symbolism was used in paintings as people couldn't read. The raunchy statue is to highlight that he is too old for her and cannot fulfill her "youthful desires" as more age appropriate men could. Makes her laughing more brutal and his stare more haunting. Notice her blazing angelic white and huge size in comparison to him, while he is dark and weak looking. It's all about imasculating him.
Load More Replies...They were friends, she was married but he wanted more, so she rejected him. In return he made her life hell https://historytheinterestingbits.com/2021/04/03/guest-post-best-friends-turned-enemies-by-jo-willets/
Load More Replies...His wingman: " come on bro , the worst she can say is No, and not you know, have that moment immortalized in an oil painting for generations to look at"
And the funny thing is, it's good advice! Just think how good we'd be if we took our own advice.
Me: waking up with a crick in my neck because my head slipped off the pillow. Me: showing lingering guests the door.
I've always liked this woodcut, Flammarion engraving, by an unknown artist. When I was young, the incongruous wagon wheels in the upper corner puzzled me. Years later, I learned they represented the religious thought, "a wheel inside a wheel".
They would have found another reason to start the war. They didn't even like the guy, even said it was nice that he was gone. And the thing is that they thought they were starting a "short war of a few days", until it just grew and grew as more countries got pulled into it.
Load More Replies...Good. Good. Now, throw in some random symbols. No, symbols never seen by the average man or woman.
When we visited the Mauritshuis last year they had a great exhibit of Girl with the Pearl Earring remakes/ interpretations because the original was loaned to another museum. Wish this version would've been a part of it! (My favourite one was comprised of buttons)
I love all the ones that people did during lockdown
Load More Replies...I've always thought the woman looked like a young Shelly Duvall.
I can never figure it out but this painting captivates me in a way that no other painting does. Every time I see it on BP I stare at for at least 10 minutes. Something about her eyes. No other painting makes me feel the way it does.
Now you have to fill you watering can/pitcher with 1x1 round blue translucent studs and give the plants that.
Load More Replies...There was an architecture post a few months ago that had some brutalism, and it actually was kind of interesting. I think it got ugly and sad when people looked at it and were like, let's build office buildings that look like parking garages!
Load More Replies...And some *really smart* people think Akhenaten was an alien because of his elongated skull… Edit: his skull didn’t actually look like this. He was obsessed with his subjects thinking he had a divine origin and so his iconography reflected this. Fun fact: his son was King Tut! It’s fascinating to read about Akhenaten… After his death he was noted as a heretic because he tried to dismantle Egypt’s polytheism and install the sun god Aten (whose name he adopted as part of his) as the only figure to be worshipped. He was pretty much wiped from the history of Egypt.
For anyone interested in Damien Hirst's Memento Mori works (Latin "remember you must die") here's an article with a list of the number of fauna that gave their lives for an artistic meaning that very few people understand. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/damien-whats-your-beef-916097#:~:text=Considering%20the%20numerous%20teeny%20beasties,Australian%20shark%2Dhunter%20Vic%20Hislop%2C
Would be funnier if Moog were pronounced like it's spelled (it rhymes with 'vogue')
Load More Replies...Due to peasant armies. You showed up with a work tool, it was sharpened and you were ready to war
I'm sure it's popular in countries with gun control as well. I mean, imagine if the US had gun control...the creative murders that would occur...
"if you ban guns they'll just use something else" cool. I'd love to see someone attempt to murder 50 people in 2 minutes with a shovel
Load More Replies...Anyone else think it could be a medieval Burger King but with an unusually large mouth?
But aren't they also the same person so Christians can claim to be monotheistic?
Load More Replies...Mustard and ketchup both do not require refrigeration. Strangely enough, neither does salami.
Load More Replies...And tax writeoffs. Buy a picture for 5 million, donate it, lessen tax liability. Most rich people only donate for taxes, not because they are philinthropic.
Load More Replies...I have occasionally wondered how artists whose level of artistry is that of a three year old become so respected and their arts sell for millions. Does it have to do with some mental disorder the rich have?
These were a punishment called the "Dunkard's Cloak". It was to shame people to stop drinking.
if anyone’s curious this is Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec‘s Wikipedia page
I almost never look at the stuff between the memes, but this time I saw that the editor told a story about Charles Duchamp. His name wasn't Charles, it was Marcel
I majored in Art History but never completed my Masters, taught as a grad student, worked in a museum and as a graphic designer. Humor is absolutely a great teaching tool! It's a great way to break the ice and relieve tension.
Except for when someone claims ur retired when ur not, switches you, then spends ALL UR MONEY
We should burn the banks, and the places where banks have their drives or whatever its called that they have all their info on.
What drùgs did you take? You're on a whole different level. 🤣
Load More Replies...I almost never look at the stuff between the memes, but this time I saw that the editor told a story about Charles Duchamp. His name wasn't Charles, it was Marcel
I majored in Art History but never completed my Masters, taught as a grad student, worked in a museum and as a graphic designer. Humor is absolutely a great teaching tool! It's a great way to break the ice and relieve tension.
Except for when someone claims ur retired when ur not, switches you, then spends ALL UR MONEY
We should burn the banks, and the places where banks have their drives or whatever its called that they have all their info on.
What drùgs did you take? You're on a whole different level. 🤣
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