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There are limits to performance art wherein it becomes unhelpful to a community and/or bullying behaviour. Please stop. Thanks.
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*doublepromote


A bit of an experiment, the outcome to decide a gentleman's bet of sorts, however, "performance art" or "BULLYING" makes MUCH more sense, doesn't it? I shall forthwith use promotes and doublepromotes in a less provocative and unhelpful manner, because everything I do, I do for the community. I haven't been doc'd lately, so I guess such (perceived) boorish behavior can't simply be dismissed or rationalized as "he's been really going through a lot, so please try to understand why we've BOTH been total assholes to 4 new posters". Anyhoo... appreciate the pm.

In reply to this comment by dag:
There are limits to performance art wherein it becomes unhelpful to a community and/or bullying behaviour. Please stop. Thanks.
In reply to this comment by Fletch:
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*doublepromote


A bit of an experiment, the outcome to decide a gentleman's bet of sorts, however, "performance art" or "BULLYING" makes MUCH more sense, doesn't it? I shall forthwith use promotes and doublepromotes in a less provocative and unhelpful manner, because everything I do, I do for the community. I haven't been doc'd lately, so I guess such (perceived) boorish behavior can't simply be dismissed or rationalized as "he's been really going through a lot, so please try to understand why we've BOTH been total assholes to 4 new posters". Anyhoo... appreciate the pm.

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There are limits to performance art wherein it becomes unhelpful to a community and/or bullying behaviour. Please stop. Thanks.
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*doublepromote

sex is more a communication,an expression of emotional connectedness translated into a physical manifestation and not just a mundane act of procreation.

in my humble opinion women are far more adept in the art of physical communication than men are.the language they employ to express their adoration is as varied as it is profoundly subtle.
seduction is an art spoken in whispers and all we have to do is but listen.
a woman will use everything at her disposal:
the lingering stare.
the coy smile.
the flirtatious hair twirl.
let there be no mistake...
a woman plans EVERYTHING,down to the smallest detail,especially when it comes to seduction.
they have an arsenal of weapons of mass seduction and to the discerning male who understands this language there is little room for doubt the intentions and desires being broadcast on all channels.

but sadly most males are not of the discerning sort (this is due to many factors,some social,others more internally based).
so the woman is almost forced to become a blunt instrument and bash the male in the face to communicate her intentions.
so it really should not come as a surprise that some woman have been found to use the more blunt and crude instruments in their arsenal in order to get their message across.

so we have women faking orgasms and pretend moaning but even in its falseness there is still the act of love,or loving,to be more accurate,because ultimately the women is still attempting to be a good lover by making her man feel...well..like a MAN.

so let me present a little unbidden advice:
to all my male brothers.
start paying attention!
because if you start paying attention to all those seemingly innocuous cues that your woman drops on a daily basis.those fake moans and fake orgasms will no longer be...well..fake.

that being said.
i am with cenk that if you dont bring the genuine read deal i become bored real fast.
i am not interested in performance art.
i am interested in you.
let your body talk to me.
i will listen.

Does what?

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^berticus:
"Azealia Banks was born in 1991. Her mother raised Banks and her two older sisters in Harlem after their father died when she was two years old. At a young age she became interested in musical theater, acting, and singing. At age 10, she began performing in off-Broadway musicals with the Tada! Youth Theater in Lower Manhattan. She won lead roles in three productions (Rabbit Sense, Sleepover, and Heroes) in addition to performing as a soloist. Banks was classically trained in the performing arts at the renowned LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan, the same school Nicki Minaj attended. At age 16 she starred in a production of the comedy-noir musical City of Angels. Banks never finished high school, however, instead choosing to follow her dream of becoming a recording artist."
I would say so, yeah.
>> ^Hybrid:
Her parents must be so proud.


Good for her. I think it's sad that in order to be really successful...she does this. Oh well.

>> ^berticus:

"Azealia Banks was born in 1991. Her mother raised Banks and her two older sisters in Harlem after their father died when she was two years old. At a young age she became interested in musical theater, acting, and singing. At age 10, she began performing in off-Broadway musicals with the Tada! Youth Theater in Lower Manhattan. She won lead roles in three productions (Rabbit Sense, Sleepover, and Heroes) in addition to performing as a soloist. Banks was classically trained in the performing arts at the renowned LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan, the same school Nicki Minaj attended. At age 16 she starred in a production of the comedy-noir musical City of Angels. Banks never finished high school, however, instead choosing to follow her dream of becoming a recording artist."
I would say so, yeah.
>> ^Hybrid:
Her parents must be so proud.



Good for her. I think it's sad that in order to be really successful...she does this. Oh well.

"Azealia Banks was born in 1991. Her mother raised Banks and her two older sisters in Harlem after their father died when she was two years old. At a young age she became interested in musical theater, acting, and singing. At age 10, she began performing in off-Broadway musicals with the Tada! Youth Theater in Lower Manhattan. She won lead roles in three productions (Rabbit Sense, Sleepover, and Heroes) in addition to performing as a soloist. Banks was classically trained in the performing arts at the renowned LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan, the same school Nicki Minaj attended. At age 16 she starred in a production of the comedy-noir musical City of Angels. Banks never finished high school, however, instead choosing to follow her dream of becoming a recording artist."

I would say so, yeah.

>> ^Hybrid:

Her parents must be so proud.

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Maybe a bit more nefarious than "performance art" more likely a coordinated GOP shill to funnel voters towards the actual "chosen" candidate.

@petpeeved apologies. I misread the meaning of your post.

I'm also just now noticing that you edited out the "Turned this piece into performance art for me" line between when you posted and when I replied. That's what raised my hackles and set me off on my rant.

I'm glad I was wrong!

You know, sometimes performance art just leaves me a bit cold... but I really liked this one It's a bit like some of the pieces that wander around the Maker's Faire, only on steroids (and more of an organised performance).

So for the record, he apparently attended a performing arts high school, but "could not continue with any professional training because of his financial situation" (according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choi_Sung-Bong). So he is by no means a street urchin who had never sung before.

There was also a bit of a controversy because he apparently stated that he had been trained to sing in high school but it was edited out for television audiences. This would not be the first such occurrence, as recently on So You Think You Can Dance the choreography performed by two of the performers was directly lifted from another group (called Les Twins), and nonetheless praised for its originality - apparently the duo did credit their source, but it was edited out to make them appear more impressive.

I also learned from this research that apparently Susan Boyle had recorded a CD for charity before her appearance, and Paul Potts had been an amateur operatic singer who had taken a masterclass with Pavarotti.

For the inevitable cries of "hater" out there - I do not think that this diminishes their talent or achievement, or how tough this kid's life has clearly been. But people do not just turn into semi-professional opera singers by practicing in their rooms...

From Wikipedia: Gatka (Punjabi: ਗਤਕਾ gatkā) is a weapon-based performance art created by the Sikhs of the Punjab during the British Empire...The Punjabi word gatka refers to the wooden stick used in sparring matches...Gatka can be practiced either as a sport or ritual. The modern sport originated in the later 19th century, out of sword practice in the British Indian Army during the 1880s. It is played by two opponents who spar with wooden staves intended to simulate swords. The sticks may be paired with a shield. The older techniques and various other weapons are taught in the ritual aspect of the art.

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Tags for this video have been changed from 'The Five Ghosts, Stars, Changes, performance art' to 'Stars, Montreal, The Five Ghosts, Changes, performance art' - edited by calvados