you give him too much credit, but yes, that reading is there if you choose to see it...>> ^direpickle:

>> ^A10anis:
>> ^AnomalousDatum:
It's funny that I don't really respect the talents of any of the people that hate Obama(excluding Clint), and kind of like those that like Obama.

I felt exactly the same. Regarding Clint; He is still the man, but in supporting Romney I think his fan base will have shrunk considerably (not that he would give a f ck).

I don't think people really get what Clint was doing. He was obviously giving a Dadaist performance in favor of Obama. Did you notice how all of the things he yelled at Invisible Obama for were actually things that Bush II set in motion (Afghanistan war), things the Republicans in Congress explicitly blocked (Gitmo's still open), and things that Romney's currently wanting to do?
It was performance art.

>> ^A10anis:

>> ^AnomalousDatum:
It's funny that I don't really respect the talents of any of the people that hate Obama(excluding Clint), and kind of like those that like Obama.

I felt exactly the same. Regarding Clint; He is still the man, but in supporting Romney I think his fan base will have shrunk considerably (not that he would give a f ck).


I don't think people really get what Clint was doing. He was obviously giving a Dadaist performance in favor of Obama. Did you notice how all of the things he yelled at Invisible Obama for were actually things that Bush II set in motion (Afghanistan war), things the Republicans in Congress explicitly blocked (Gitmo's still open), and things that Romney's currently wanting to do?

It was performance art.

I blame the neo-dadaist movement>> ^Estuffing17:

Okay, all additional 'holier than though' ridiculously over-reactive comments aside, how the hell did this make the top fifteen? Honestly people, what the hell is wrong with you that you upvote such meaningless drivel? It's not funny, nor thought-provoking, nor sexy, nor informative, it doesn't elicit an emotional response of any kind. I come to this site for better stuff than this crap guys.

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A Dadaist masterpiece.

Haha, oh, that dispenser one had me laughing pretty hard

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Hee hee hee.. So disturbing. It's nice to see you've recovered from your transporter accident at least!
(Oh god.. there's so many of these senseless videos.. They sing to my dadaist sensabilities http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmzii2u5GME .. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB2SfPCTezI .. I need help!

Hee hee hee.. So disturbing. It's nice to see you've recovered from your transporter accident at least!

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(Oh god.. there's so many of these senseless videos.. They sing to my dadaist sensabilities http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmzii2u5GME .. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB2SfPCTezI .. I need help! )

Congratulations! Your sifts are an inspiration, from John Cage to Dadaist Avant-Garde. They make the present a little less dystopian.

Clearly, Cosby is deconstructing the antiquity of the spoken word to a less-than-appreciative audience. His masterful dismantling of the TV spot, as it were, into a near-Dadaist sound poem will likely only be appreciated decades after his performance. Lastly, where Cosby's brilliance can be sh----AND TONIGHT LADIES AN GENTLEMPRRR DEPURRRR DEPURRR JELLO.

(In case you think that was a joke, you're only half right.)

"Dylan once joked in one of his patented, Dadaist, stoned, high-wire press conferences in 1965 that if he ever did sell his music it would only be for ladies’ undergarments"

http://crawdaddy.wolfgangsvault.com/Article.aspx?id=3296

Obviously a dadaist way of expressing the objectification of women and the sexism in western culture today.

I like.

Dadaist poetical value:

trailer religion cute guitar
movie japanese
dance war cat
wow history
fight amazing song

Four Points

1.Art that you don't like is still art.
2.Art need not be in a museum to be art.
3.Just because the artist may not know what dadaism is, doesn't mean her/his creation is not dadaist.
4.Art isn't inherently good.

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Haven't watched all of this but it's interesting. I have often heard Andy Kaufman described as a dadaist comedian so this video got my interest.