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Umm...I just finished watching strindberg and helium, and I think the artists might have been sucking on Nitrous Oxide ballons while they created this.
Also, I didn't really get it.
PS. Also, excellent site, majitkhksehske
Posted by: Stefan | March 02, 2005 at 11:54 AM
why bother considering housing and the hopeless plight of the poor...we are all rotting and already dead. Give in to despair. All is lost. Decay and nothingness. Darkness. Meaninglessness. (this is where helium manifests echolalia, but the effect is impossible using this black, black medium, further evidence of the darkness and futility of even trying).
Posted by: Mjheliumberg | April 20, 2006 at 02:11 AM