In these Quipsologies we ♥ NC, ♥ Bison genitalia, ♥ Eating boogers and we ♥ the French — in no particular order. Oh and we ♥ this little piece of code: ♥
Michael Stewart says his logo differs from the I ♥ New York logo because the lettering is a different style, the heart is more rounded and printing is in two shades of blue.
Le #3 de l’Anti-Américain ne sortira finalement pas!
Perhaps it was the cover story.
Perhaps the whole thing is a hoax.
When deciding whether to go out on your own or work in a larger studio environment; one should consider all the pros and cons. For example, working by yourself means you can freely engage in asocial behavior.
CNN/Money reports [edited for brevity]: The U.S. Mint released the latest in its series of redesigned five-cent coins, honoring the 200th anniversary of the Lewis & Clark expedition and its patron, President Jefferson. The new coin features the right side of Jefferson’s face — closely cropped. The word “Liberty,” engraved in a copy of Jefferson’s handwriting, has been added, too. The backs of the coins depict the American bison, familiarly known as the buffalo.
Here, however, is where hilarity — in a fratboy-kind-of way — begins. Given the commotion that stupid things like Janet Jackson’s nipple or Monday Night Football’s back-bearing vixen stir in this country it is surprising that the bison’s penis was not removed from the coin. America will giggle.
[Thanks to Debbie for letting me know].
In a completely and utterly vain, self-serving Quipsology, I ask that if you happen to receive the latest issue of GD USA in the mail that you ignore my picture, act as if it was not there or erase it from your memory if you have already seen it. Terrible hair day. Silly smile. And bad lighting. Oy. I humbly offer the following for your consideration.
I didn't see hearts, but a vertical line when reading the first bit of this. I thought there was something wrong with my reading ability.
On Mar.06.2005 at 11:48 PM