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Thetwitchisback wrote: »Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »I tried to help my teenager troubleshoot his choux paste and accidentally baked his vanilla cream. He's not mad at all.
Cream puffs? 😋
Yup! I warned him it was a simple but precise kind of cooking but his first time they came out fantastic. Now a couple of weeks later he got cocky and made some mistakes. I’m still gonna eat them though
Yummy, I haven't had those in a long time. I've never made them either.1 -
Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »I've found a relationship with my biological father when I got sick, it's almost been 1 year now. I'm really happy I let him in back into my life and happy I've been able to forgive him. Life is too short. He brought me this decoration to hang up on my wall today.
What a wonderful gift. So happy for you. 😊1 -
PaperDoll_ wrote: »
Wait a minute you sneaky sneak....you’re working from home. If you’re trying to get me to come over just ask!🥰
Will you come over? And stay? Forever!? 😍1 -
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Miss_ChievOus's decoration
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Trying to decide what color my bedroom should be.1
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I need a change in my life but have no idea what to do about it.
I feel like I'm walking through every single day asleep at the wheel.6 -
“here at _________, our first priority is your health and safety”3
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sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
I did this exact color as an accent wall in my bedroom at my old house.1 -
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BrustMannEiner wrote: »
Wow....awesome2 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
My kitchen is this color.2 -
OMG I'm screwed 😂
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Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »
OMG I'm screwed 😂
Yeah Me Too...1 -
Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?2
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Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
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sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis2 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleriessweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis
Keep talking. I’ll follow2 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleriessweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis
Keep talking. I’ll follow
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html2 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleriessweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis
Keep talking. I’ll follow
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html
Going to read that right now.
This is one of the things I’m referring to. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.history.com/.amp/news/gay-culture-roaring-twenties-prohibition1 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleriessweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis
Keep talking. I’ll follow
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html
Going to read that right now.
This is one of the things I’m referring to. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.history.com/.amp/news/gay-culture-roaring-twenties-prohibition
sorry google amp = no clicky 4 me1 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleriessweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis
Keep talking. I’ll follow
the farfield foundation was funded by the cia too and supported john hoyland and other british abstract painters for the same reason3 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleriessweet_ermengarde wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »Looking at arts & entertainment around the turn of the twentieth century, everything seems like it was much more open-minded and free than it was by WWII. What happened? Is this another thing we can blame on Hitler?
what things are u comparing? i think in general fine art opened up conceptually pretty continuously thru the 20th century, and some people believe fine art was pushed forward by an anti-nazi government funded backing in high end galleries
that's literally how Pollock became a thing.
only it was an anti-communist scheme the CIA developed, not so much about the nazis
Keep talking. I’ll follow
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html
Going to read that right now.
This is one of the things I’m referring to. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.history.com/.amp/news/gay-culture-roaring-twenties-prohibition
sorry google amp = no clicky 4 me
That seems like insane posturing
I’ll try something. Does this work for you?
http://www.history.com/.amp/news/gay-culture-roaring-twenties-prohibition
Edit: sorry, I meant government involvement of that nature seems like insane posturing1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_l4Ab5FRwM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSwJZdxarC8
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