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[2006-12-24 15:38:48 +0000 UTC]
"Theo Huxtable"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 124; Deviations: 123; Watchers: 25
Watching: 79; Pageviews: 6893; Comments Made: 1094; Friends: 79
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: myselfFavorite movies: my own life story
Favorite bands / musical artists: me
Favorite writers: " " " "
Favorite games: child mo... POKEMON!!! Yay!
Favorite gaming platform: Life provides the only real challenges
Other Interests: retrograde abortion, polluting the environment, being better than everyone else
# About me
Current Residence: Pizza HutFavourite genre of music: me
Favourite photographer: " " " "
Favourite style of art: " " " "
Operating System: We all operate by the greatness of God's love
MP3 player of choice: the sounds of nature
Favourite cartoon character: Fire Safety
# Comments
Comments: 143
Hi, I say a post that said you were accepted into Govenors School for the Arts. I'm trying to get in this year for visual art and could use some help. Anything you think might be useful I would much appreciate.
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Haha, no problem, I just happened to catch it on the recent deviations pageything, and I kinda went,
"Wow.... iteresting.... -fave- -re-reads-.... awesomeeeeee 
But yea, quite inspiring ^^v nicely done~ sorry I didn't comment on it though.. I have a tendency not to, haha, but yea, nicely done~ ^^!
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haha, very descriptive reason for why you liked it. I'm glad it was inspiring and well done. Nominate me for a Pulitzer.
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Thanks for the watch! My first one!
Why do I know both the names of J.D. Salinger and Kurt Vonnegut? Sure I could Google them, but there's more interest in human interaction!
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Well, I can't really be sure why you recognize the names. Personally, I had to read "Catcher in the Rye" (Salinger) and "Slaughterhouse Five" (Vonnegut) in high school. They are the most notable books relative to each author.
Vonnegut is known for being a "black humorist," a term used, to my best ability to describe it, as a cynical and somewhat absurd at times sense of humor with dark undertones: kind of like a B Movie horror film. Vonnegut also writes a lot of social commentary (i.e. "Man Without a Country"<--- that's a good one).
Salinger writes more about situations of ordinary people while applying a grade of existential thought to the stories (esp. in his short stories). Catcher in the Rye was all about an adolescent who had grown up too fast and struggled with his own machinations about life, applying himself, and loss of innocence.
Any of this ringing bells?
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TY so much for the fav!
(i know im super-late im sorry!!
wasnt paying attention to that message thing lol!)
great work!!
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No problem, I found the image in a news post about called Appreciate world Beauties or something, so kudos on getting your work noticed. It's a nice shot.
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All right, first I must apologize for not getting around to reading parts II and III of your story... I'll probably print it off for a look-through at my leisure, considering I've been rather busy/distracted with Gunny around. I am STILL looking forward to it though, no worries.
And second, I have tagged you.
Check out my journal.
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Hey, no rush. When you're doing someone a favor there aren't many things that need to be apologized for. I'm glad you're still interested though. And I shall consider your taggery. I've never participated in one of these, so I must say I'm at a lack for practice. But I'll be considering if I've got eight things to say about myself.
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As an editor I feel bad if I make the client wait too long; this is the problem with working on multiple projects simultaneously... xD
Two people commented my journal with their responses, so they didn't have to tag. You could do that. Or just not tag anyone. XD
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Hmm... I feel kind of important being a client. I think I kind of like the sound of that.
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Well, I consider editing/revising fun. Especially if it means finding an already-good writer (or a poor one with great ideas) and helping him/her improve.
I see this as a win-win situation. Mutual symbiosis, if you will.
"Client" seems to be a much shorter way of saying it, though.
I'm glad you feel important. XD
And that totally just reminded me I printed off II and forgot to retrieve it from el printer-o.
Blast!
<_<
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No, thank you. I'm a huge Lennon fan and you picture really rocked.
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Well, my favorite poem of his is The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Other than that, I would suggest The Picture of Dorian Gray as well. (The second being a novel).
Some people think its a bit dull but I feel that it has a more slow victorian feel to it. It's strange, but I really like it.
And if you looked up more quotes of his, you might find those amusing as well.
Sorry it took so long.
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Never a problem. I'd been trying to get his work from a local bookstore. But of all the books they have I found nothing. Then on my way out a woman came to the counter and asked for "The Picture of Dorian Gray" which she had apparently reserved. They gave it to her and I was like "Ohhh you bitch..." I thought about robbing it from her Jerry Seinfeld style (the episode where he stole the marble rye from an old lady) but I resisted. I'll get a hold of it sometime.
I found a copy of "The Ballad of Reading Gaol" online and I bookmarked it. I'm reading it by sections because it's a monster. Now I know where you got the lines:
"Yet each man kills the thing he loves
By each let this be heard,
Some do it with a bitter look,
Some with a flattering word,
The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword!"
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From what I've seen most of your work is beautiful and unique, so thank you.
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Everything about you favorite gallery seems dsyfunctional.
Observations are neat.
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I'm in it for starters ^_^
The pieces reflect conflict to me. Together there is a dark value overtone and i think its too interesting to look at deviants favorite gallery.
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Thank you for liking my work. Im gonna check out your poems as well.
G
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Thank you so much for the favorite. I was actually going to post exactly what the last message on your comment list. But I guess there is no point in having the same exact conversation.
thank you, again. Nice gallery of your own. ^__-
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thanks for the favorite, i dont think ive ever had such an immediate fav after posting something.
i appreciate it.
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Well, normally if I see a poem on the front page as new work I'll check it out just to see people whos work i've never read before, so that explains me finding it so soon after you posted it. And as I said it reminded me of the way I used to write with lots of abstract concepts and imagery. It was worth favoriting.
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And thank you for yours.
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oh i like your gallery.what is "A man without a country"
about?it sounds interesting.
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Just "man Without a Country" Kurt Vonnegut book, no real plotline to it. Jst kind of his view on the world and was written not too long before he died. He talks about what he believes it means to be an artist and a writer and what he thinks life is about.
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wow.cool i looked for it in my bookstore and they are ordering it soon so...
sounds really interesting thanks!~ace
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Well worth your time if you're into that sort of thing. I hope they get you a copy soon. The book makes you think.
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Heya!
I havent been around for a week or so, and I see that your internet has been down.
Hope you'll be back soon; take care!
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