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| Burried alive |
   
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100 | 35.59% |
| Burned to death |
  
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69 | 24.56% |
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22 | 7.83% |
| Beaten with baseball bats (wood and aluminum) |
  
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12 | 4.27% |
| Parachute doesnt open (skydiving) |
  
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4 | 1.42% |
| Run over by a steamroller(slowly starting at the feet) |
  
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49 | 17.44% |
| Having AIDS and CANCER at the same time |
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25 | 8.90% |
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#131
12-03-2006, 06:24 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
The artist has a fear of dying alone and being forgotten. He fantasizes about spectacular ways in which he could be killed in public places surrounded by many people, particularly children who will be most deeply affected by witnessing his death and carry on his memory the longest. The painting represents one of those fantasies. The artist is pictured as the red smear trailing behind the middle sled.
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#132
12-03-2006, 06:25 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
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The artist has a fear of dying alone and being forgotten. He fantasizes about spectacular ways in which he could be killed in public places surrounded by many people, particularly children who will be most deeply affected by witnessing his death and carry on his memory the longest. The painting represents one of those fantasies. The artist is pictured as the red smear trailing behind the middle sled. [/ QUOTE ] hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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#133
12-03-2006, 06:27 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
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The artist has a fear of dying alone and being forgotten. He fantasizes about spectacular ways in which he could be killed in public places surrounded by many people, particularly children who will be most deeply affected by witnessing his death and carry on his memory the longest. The painting represents one of those fantasies. The artist is pictured as the red smear trailing behind the middle sled. [/ QUOTE ] This is deep
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#134
12-03-2006, 06:30 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] pretty sure there is no answer and that all of this is made up [censored] to stir senseless discussion [/ QUOTE ] That would make you very clever for pointing it out! [/ QUOTE ] Why spend time figuring out a "clue" in something that will most likely never yield a true answer [/ QUOTE ] Wouldn't exercising your mind a bit, and having fun while doing so (for those of us who are capable) be more interesting than thinking up reasons to remain idle? [/ QUOTE ] Thats fine, but wouldn't you be disappointed if this turns out to be a hoax? That you are looking for a hint of a disorder in a picture where one does not even exist
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#136
12-03-2006, 06:33 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
I'm guessing no.
He's probably praying this thread goes away, or coming up with the answer himself.
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#137
12-03-2006, 06:37 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] pretty sure there is no answer and that all of this is made up [censored] to stir senseless discussion [/ QUOTE ] That would make you very clever for pointing it out! [/ QUOTE ] Why spend time figuring out a "clue" in something that will most likely never yield a true answer [/ QUOTE ] Wouldn't exercising your mind a bit, and having fun while doing so (for those of us who are capable) be more interesting than thinking up reasons to remain idle? [/ QUOTE ] Thats fine, but wouldn't you be disappointed if this turns out to be a hoax? That you are looking for a hint of a disorder in a picture where one does not even exist [/ QUOTE ] You're still only searching for the negative things. I have lost nothing, have I?
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#138
12-03-2006, 06:39 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
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pretty sure there is no answer and that all of this is made up [censored] to stir senseless discussion [/ QUOTE ] I think that's the most likely, but also if it IS legit the answer will probably end up being extremely annoying and questionable.
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#139
12-03-2006, 06:41 PM
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Re: Why is this painter insane?
The horses leave no tracks. The snow should be torn up behind them. The noise should be their stomping hooves. The threat of their stomping has been eliminated in the picture by eliminating the proof in the snow that it ever happened.
The phobia? Fear of ... hmm. Being beaten to death or run over by horses? Fear of loud noises? The red streak in the snow could play into that. It could be a very odd cape, too, but the other two (invisible) sleds don't show anyone with a bizarrely pointed cape trailing behind. This fits the prof's admonition to think how the scene looked before. Before it looked untrampled, and it still does now. One fits, one doesn't. Note that the blueish streaks on the ground are the same in front of and between the horses, untrodden territory, as they are behind the horses. Their passage over the earth has left no mark. Are they flying? Making no sound? Perhaps he's afraid of being ambushed or attacked, and the horses are almost like monsters.
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