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Posts tagged ‘Haiku and Art’

Oct 15

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“Sacred cows make the tastiest hamburger.” — Abbie Hoffman

Acquired taste
Bison on the range
Savage fare

In time, foods such as hamburgers and ice cream became more than just meals. They became part of American history and culture

— Michael Leunig

Oct 6

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“When people get older, they get bitter or get cute.” — Kim Shattuck

Where an old boy’s acute frown’s a cute grin upside-down, “Monsieur Rose” turns it around. From France, Philippe Katerine’s art movement – le mignonisme (“the cuteness”) – turns up around his birthday in Pepe’s hometown, when most acute’s his frown.

Avoiding maturity is, for many men, not just a cute hobby, but a life’s work – often handsomely rewarded in the infantile popular culture of the West.

— Michael Leunig

Aug 23

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“A mystery is a whodunit. You know what happened, but not how or who’s behind it.” — M. J. Rose

Who’s hints leave a trace,
Who’s prints fit the frame.
Clues cut to the chase.
A signet stakes claim.
Fake sleuths get the case.
Whodunit takes blame.

Round up the usual suspects! —Fake prefect of police, Casablanca

Upstairs maid?
Butler bot? Mac hack?
Palette knife?

Even a cat has things it can do that AI cannot. —Fei-Fei Li

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