Scott Kraft
Scott Kraft
OK but I can't tell which is Loesberg and which is Costa. Anybody?
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2010 the Year when wine left the beverage world to become...
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Is Coturri a Stalinist or Trotskyite (or maybe a Menshevik?)?
I ask because once I figure out who thinks we should frame those wines as brilliant conceptual art repudiating the ugly corporate industrial nature of man because of their ideological purity rather than, say, as wines one might pour down the fatsink because they suck, I will know which side of the argument I am on in this debate.
I ask because once I figure out who thinks we should frame those wines as brilliant conceptual art repudiating the ugly corporate industrial nature of man because of their ideological purity rather than, say, as wines one might pour down the fatsink because they suck, I will know which side of the argument I am on in this debate.
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is there a love egg stuck in your semi-colon?
Ian Fitzsimmons
Ian Fitzsimmons
Hard to get enough of that material; I think.
Jonathan Loesberg
Jonathan Loesberg
Oswaldo doesn't believe there is such a thing as art, but does believe in aesthetic evaluation and does engage in the exhibition of art.
I do believe there is such a thing as art but have little interest in aesthetic evaluation (except as a matter of leisure entertainment) and engage only in dryasdust scholarship.
I do believe there is such a thing as art but have little interest in aesthetic evaluation (except as a matter of leisure entertainment) and engage only in dryasdust scholarship.
originally posted by Jonathan Loesberg:
Oswaldo doesn't believe there is such a thing as art, but does believe in aesthetic evaluation and does engage in the exhibition of art.
I do believe there is such a thing as art but have little interest in aesthetic evaluation (except as a matter of leisure entertainment) and engage only in dryasdust scholarship.
I too believe in Art. He was a friend of mine. Too bad he croaked of a coronary, but we all gotta go some time.
RIP Art
Mark Lipton
Steven Spielmann
Steven Spielmann
I believe in art and aesthetic evaluation, but produce neither dryasdust scholarship nor actual exhibitions!
originally posted by Bwood:
Is Coturri a Stalinist or Trotskyite (or maybe a Menshevik?)?
I ask because once I figure out who thinks we should frame those wines as brilliant conceptual art repudiating the ugly corporate industrial nature of man because of their ideological purity rather than, say, as wines one might pour down the fatsink because they suck, I will know which side of the argument I am on in this debate.
My dad asked me last night if Joe actually knows what a Menshevik is. I didn't answer because Joe is afraid that my dad works for the CIA.
It was awkward.