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Tag Archives: dog
What is it that those TV ads are trying to tell us?…
But first…Dulltown UK: Today’s dictionary word is, isobront.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Internet banking! – a million drivers – weird or what? – as pure as a parent’s love – colour vibrantly! – it brightens our mood – more vitamin C! – two for … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, adjectives, advertising, animals, brain, celebrities, colours, cool, existentialism, fashion, finance, Grumpiness, humour, information, instruction, learning, mind, money, poetry, puzzle, science, serendipity, sex, smiling, style, surrealism, TV, words
Tagged Americano, art, arts, chocolate!, colour, contactless, control, delicious blends, dictionary word, diesel?, discovery, dog, gums, hydrated?, inside your mind, internet, isobront, killer, madness, observations, serendipity, shake and pour, style, surrealism, vitamin C, words
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4765.
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s ancient expletive is, ‘By Cok’s Body!’A very early oath, where ‘Cok’ is a corruption of God.From Bozzimacoo… a very good book on swearing, by Mary Marshall, 1975.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Here’s an old mail art postcard of mine, it … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient oath, art, arts, bright colour, By Cok's Body!, chewed, collage, cute, discovery, dog, eyes, huimans, juxtaposition, madness, mail art postcards, observations, planning, pub, serendipity, Smiling, sofa, surrealism, woof woof, words
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That lino print with the curves…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: asper, knag, praxinoscope, glyph, cogue, and siamang. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences, ready for Professor Mouldie first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. Should the professor turn up … Continue reading
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Tagged about A4 in size, art, artist's proof, arts, asper, black and white, cogue, dictionary words, discovery, dog, glyph, Japanese paper, knag, lino cut printing, lino print, madness, observations, oil-based inks, people, praxinoscope, Professor Mouldie, religion, serendipity, siamang, silliness, strangeness, style, surrealism, The Pope, veiwing, words, world leaders
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Look out!… Look out!… Here it comes!…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s instruction is: to peel back and discard the outer sticky layer, feel the under-crust with a finger for any protuberances or anomalies, pull out the plunger marked with a black cross and see that it slides … Continue reading
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Tagged about A4 in size, art, arts, beast, big eye, black and white, blinking, clipboard, come on then!, conversation, discovery, dog, French curves, German no good, instruction, Japanese paper, lino cut print, Lord Mayor, madness, moon or sun?, observations, oil-based inks, people, rug, serendipity, small attendance, sticky layer, style, surrealism, visitiation, words
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4862…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s weather will feature: blustery gusts, tall trees bending over a bit, leaves flickering and showing their pale undersides, cans clanking down pavements into gutters, white oblong virus masks caught in privet hedges, TV aerials quivering on … Continue reading
Posted in academia, adjectives, animals, art, arts, brain, colours, composition, conversation, cool, creation, design, dreaming, humour, information, learning, Mail Art, observations, postcards, puzzle, seeing, serendipity, smiling, style, surrealism, sweating, thinking
Tagged art, arts, black eyes, bright card, cheap magazines, collage, conversation, cure dog, dog, eyes, fluorescent card, hair, incubus, lips, madness, mail art postcards, mouth, night visitor, nightmare, old man hair, random juxtaposition, scary, serendipity, sitting on your chest, style, succubus, surrealism, unkempt, unsettling
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4827…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s carefully selected adjectives are: corpulent, alimental, matutinal, thrummy, octennial, dyslogistic, and blithering.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes, it’s yet another of my mail art postcards – a simple collage on bright card using clippings from that awful and dumbed-down UK … Continue reading
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Tagged alimental, Babs and Harry, blithering, collage, conversation, corpulent, cushions, daftness, dialogue, dog, dumbed-down, dyslogistic, fluorescent card, garment, grinning babies, home, knitted, living room, madness, mail art postcards, matutinal, mirror, octennial, slip-on, sofa, style, surrealism, thrummy, yellow
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4813…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: wittol, pastourelle, wishtonwish, gantlope, rockaway, and ballow. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences ready for Professor Mouldie’s Persian cat Jemima first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. The … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, art, arts, aura-glove, ballow, clippings, collage, colour, conversation, dictionary word, dog, ethereal colours, favourite bone, gantlope, humour, Jemima, mail art postcards, pastourelle, Pritt, Professor Mouldie, Professor Mouldie's cat, religion, rockaway, serendipity, spirit waves, spiritual healing, style, surrealism, TV, What's On TV, wishtonwish, wittol, words
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Mail Art Postcard No. 4569…
But first… Dulltown, Europe: Today’s instruction is to hold a ripe banana in each hand at arm’s length to left and right, look up to the sky but with eyes closed, wiggle your toes in your shoes, and hum the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art postcards, arts, arts funding, colour, cute, dog, fluorescent card, Hieronymus Bosh, instruction, lips, mad cheese dreams, madness, Mail Art, mouth, photography, serendipity, style, surrealism, sweaty, TV, What's On TV
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At the country fete…
But first… Dulltown, Europe: Today’s weather will feature blue cubes stacked high, gusty grey lozenges, frayed white strings, and brief interludes of yellow warmth. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Here’s another picture from my days of old-style film and darkroom photography; this one was … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, army, arts, beer, children, country show, dog, film, garden fete, history, machine gun, observations, photography, pissing, scenery, serendipity, style, surrealism
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