It's a very interesting take on art. It's provocative and makes you think but, I don't really know if stuff like this will reduce humanities propensities towards war, dehumanization and cruelty.
I mean artists have for a very long time glorified and vilified war and it never really seems to change that many peoples minds.
Picasso, Twain or Lennon haven't been able to pull it off I don't know--
clemens i kind of get, he was neutral during the civil war but later changed his opinion and went on to write a few anti-war pieces that were of significance after his death.
picasso i really don't get at all, refusing to fight is not even remotely the same thing as being outspokenly anti-war; moving on to endorsing aggressive communist militancy even less so.
My boyfriend is dressing up this year as Jayne - he made a Blue Sun t-shirt (made a stencil from a printout of the logo which he got online and then painted it on a cheap blank t-shirt) and then with red paint made the slash across his chest from River's attack. Add fatigue pants and a gun, and voila! Jayne!
@rockstarlibrarian: I wear that as a costume a LOT. I bought a Blue Sun t-shirt at a con, then some surplus fatigue pants and TA DA, I am a random Browncoat.
I've seen guys in the full Jayne outfit, down to the hat from his mom and the sports team T.
Best cheap, quick costume I ever used - a friend and I went as Mormons. It's kinda like the Nerd Herd, but with a bible instead of a pocket protector. It was funnier because my friend is black.
If I weren't stuck in a plane all day friday, I would do the Irina Spalko look. I actually have the exact belt, only in brown, thanks to a russian obsession and ebay years ago. I had forgotten I owned it until I saw the movie.. remembering was my single moment of enjoyment in the theater.
@bonniegrrl: Thought about Jedi! But the Jedi outfits have those lovely brown robes that I feel like you'd want to get right... and the little sashes and things. Plus the lightsaber of course! There are so many perfect Jedi costumes out there that it would be sad to be the half-assed Jedi among them.
Tony Stark, just wear a suit or at least nice shirt, duct tape one of those thin "taplights" (the ones for closets or cabinets) to undershirt instant superhero in civilan duds. Martini in hand for extra credit.
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I mean artists have for a very long time glorified and vilified war and it never really seems to change that many peoples minds.
Picasso, Twain or Lennon haven't been able to pull it off I don't know--
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clemens i kind of get, he was neutral during the civil war but later changed his opinion and went on to write a few anti-war pieces that were of significance after his death.
picasso i really don't get at all, refusing to fight is not even remotely the same thing as being outspokenly anti-war; moving on to endorsing aggressive communist militancy even less so.
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2) Buy sword.
3) You're an Immortal from Higlander!!!
[Management is not liable for any arrests resulting from your carrying about a sword].
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I've seen guys in the full Jayne outfit, down to the hat from his mom and the sports team T.
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a black suit and tie
blue latex gloves
et viola! You're one of those creepy Blue Sun agents.
As a bonus, to make the Brain Hemorrhage weapon:
tire pressure gauge
kazoo
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I've seen almost all of these, come to think of it.
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Thx Charlie, Now I can do my Zombie off-duty BSG pilot.
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Bit of a difference between what the terms mean...
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Get out of my brain. I told me bf to do that on Sunday. I got the light and cargo pants.
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