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Mar 28, 2024 22:38
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- mom and dad fight a lot
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Once it reaches a certain price, the postmodern art community will start bidding >$100k
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Dec 11, 2019 07:12
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- mom and dad fight a lot
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It's been stuck at 4,420.69 for some time, and in my head some dude that was high on imagined meme-cred, is now slowly realizing that he might pay over 4000 dollars for a bad drawing of a 15 year old meme.
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Dec 13, 2019 21:39
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- mom and dad fight a lot
- Sep 21, 2006
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This sale is over by midday tomorrow. I am on the edge of my loving seat.
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Dec 17, 2019 06:04
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- mom and dad fight a lot
- Sep 21, 2006
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I have come out of my cave of being an internet has-been to purchase this. I have the winning bid.
Roll your eyes all you want - I think this drawing is important.
I was there for the original thread, and the SA forums of that time period formed my dumbass sense of humor. That single piece of art, with the jaunty leg tilt, crotch bulge, and unorthodox card handling technique, has brought me more joy than just about any weird internet thing I've ever encountered. It's pure art - drawn by someone with genuine intent to contribute to a collaborative internet project, and like a fuckin herald of the cesspool internet to come, that project flamed out as internet strangers from around the world came together to dunk hard on it. It's one of the earliest examples of how a bunch of anonymous strangers with mixed intentions collaboratively created something far greater than the sum of its parts, and must be preserved.
This drawing and the ideas it inspired brought people together. It continues to do so. The artist claimed that dumb gently caress $150,000 banana taped to a wall is worth that much because of the "idea" of it. If so, then what is the endless fount of inspiration that this drawing represents worth?
Like the balls on the edge of the cliff, forever appearing and knocking the next one down, Johnny Five Aces will go on forever motherfuckers.
I eagerly anticipate receiving this, getting it properly framed, and lending it out to any art exhibits of internet ephemera that might happen to pop up.
Don't goldmine this until we see the framed picture
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Dec 18, 2019 06:10
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