Crazy Benny wrote:

Sake that is what I need I love Sake

yes Sake

Jay Farrell wrote:
A.D.D.

That's not a drug.  It's a condition commonly treated with drugs...

-Dave

Jay Farrell wrote:
A.D.D.

Dave Krueger wrote:
That's not a drug.  It's a condition commonly treated with drugs...

I thought he was saying he's on the A.D.D. drugs (ritalin etc.).

Ched wrote:
Field trip to Kashmir!


*note: I did not take this picture.

is it Jesus? is it?
or is it my wine talking together with a crappy monitor
pictures are not made of pixels but of very small rectangles ..i have a proof

ashfromdash wrote:
is it Jesus? is it?
or is it my wine talking together with a crappy monitor
pictures are not made of pixels but of very small rectangles ..i have a proof

The picture is the Beatles with a guru in India.

As for the tiny rectangles... wow, tell me more.

Ched wrote:
The picture is the Beatles with a guru in India.

As for the tiny rectangles... wow, tell me more.

okey now i can see John LennOn..[say it out loud with an O..it sounds funny..is that how you say it]

well they have four sides and four two right angels and two left...sort of like words on your fridge..and they build up a picture..like a wall

Fireflyfotography wrote:
Might as well kill the thread now b/c some of the greatest artists of all time where on some form of a drug and not being able to talk about this openly is pointless I guess... Art never had rules to govern it until the less talented set up laws and rules to learn from the masters..  Do you really think they called "Butterfly effect of lighting" when it first was painted... or Rembrandt lighting..
I am just saying rules hold us back sometimes and not being open about how you get your Inspiration through drugs may be a good conversation piece...

Self destruction can be art for awhile, but eventually it gets in the way of your biggest art project of all; life. 

I agree that some of the most amazing art came from minds that were corrupted, but most times it was the corruption that lead them to substance, not the other way around.

Very few people are brilliant enough to leave their mark on the world.  For the rest of us, all we can do is seek the fullest life possible.

Fireflyfotography wrote:
when you shoot or when you model ... Ever think about or want too be..

I have my Red Bull or Rock Star fix on a full stomach so I don't bounce off the wall's. I have been clean & sober for 4 year's so no drugs,alcohol, cigerettes anymore.I personally, would be very flakey if on drug's or drinking, as it stand's, I never flake on photographer's & try to be early.If you knew me, I am usually late for everything, would be late for my own funeral, but not a photoshoot or not picking up my kid's from school!
Kisses,
MEL

ashfromdash wrote:
okey now i can see John LennOn..[say it out loud with an O..it sounds funny..is that how you say it]

well they have four sides and four two right angels and two left...sort of like words on your fridge..and they build up a picture..like a wall

I'll have what she ordered.

Wil  wrote:
After reading through this post, I have never felt so alone. Is everyone really this tightly wound?

I think most people who would be arguing the other point are too busy partying or trying to find a lighter.

*takes a bottle of vodka to the lonely corner with Wil*

Eric Muss-Barnes wrote:
"Today, a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves ... Here's Tom with the weather."
- Bill Hicks

"People say, 'We are losing the War on Drugs!'  Well you know what that implies? There's a war going on, and the people on drugs are winning it!"
- Bill........again

Praxis wrote:

I think most people who would be arguing the other point are too busy partying or trying to find a lighter.

*takes a bottle of vodka to the lonely corner with Wil*

The lonely corner is starting to get less lonely as all of the fun-loving, open minded individuals are coming out of hiding and into my inbox. lol

Wil  wrote:

The lonely corner is starting to get less lonely as all of the fun-loving, open minded individuals are coming out of hiding and into my inbox. lol

Arguing the other point is pointless when this many straight-edged people haven't experienced anything other than a high off of coffee, cigs or soda.

Ched wrote:
Field trip to Kashmir!



*note: I did not take this picture.

"Mustaches to the right, beards right down the middle... good, now smile if you had the lotus poppy tea..."

If you look closely you can see George is actually levitating.