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(TritonRider) said:
news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed a
test yet? Bill CWasn't it Frigo the leader in Paris-Nice that was proven positive in a race last year... So please
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news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed a
test yet? Bill CThis is what really killed my old friend Coppi. I tried to tell him it was no good but the Lady In
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news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed a
test yet?Yeah....you [censored] in a cup, and if you drink it, your test is positive.
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news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed a
test yet? Bill CNot unless it was his dog's urine.
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I've seen the Robert Maplethorpe (precursor to Graham Watson) photos.
Mark VandenBerghe
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news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed a
test yet? Bill CThis is what really killed my old friend Coppi. I tried to tell him it
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no good but the Lady In White enjoyed it and he had to go along.
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But have you seen the Maplethorpe, very private "X Collection?"
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"Mark VandenBerghe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I've seen the Robert Maplethorpe (precursor to Graham Watson) photos.
Mark VandenBerghe
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news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed
a test yet? Bill CThis is what really killed my old friend Coppi. I tried to tell him it
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no good but the Lady In White enjoyed it and he had to go along.
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(TritonRider) said:
news.bbc.co.uk2847557.stmOpen ↗ Yummy stuff! I wonder if the WADA has developed a
test yet? Bill CWasn't it Frigo the leader in Paris-Nice that was proven positive in a race last year... So please
justify your sarcasm based on press articles.Did Frigo test positive last year? I thought he was caught with "stuff" in his hotel room in 2001
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No. Maplethorpe had many photos of people drinking [censored]. One of which was apparently Fausto Coppi. I
do believe there may also have been Kunich photos.Mark VandenBerghe
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Mark vandenBerge said:
I've seen the Robert Maplethorpe (precursor to Graham Watson) photos.
You're thinking of Andres Serrano's "[censored] Christ", not Maplethorpe. Maplethorpe is famous for
homoerotic photos--like the one of Kunich with
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head up his ass.
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"Mark VandenBerghe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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No. Maplethorpe had many photos of people drinking [censored]. One of which was apparently Fausto Coppi.
I do believe there may also have been Kunich photos.Kunich's is far too ugly for Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe's subjects were paradigms of the human form.
He had them engage in strange acts for shock value while maintaining purity of form. Some of it was
disturbing stuff.So while Kunich wouldn't be a Mapplethorpe subject, it wouldn't be surprising if Kunich whacks off
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Kunich's is far too ugly for Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe's subjects were
paradigms of the human form.Kunich is much more suited to Joel-Peter Witkin. Come to think of it, does't this Witkin pic look
more than a bit like Tommy Boy?www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/fotografos/witkin/JPW6.jpeg
www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/fotografos/witkin/jpwdefault.html
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Kurgan Gringioni said:
"Mark VandenBerghe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
No. Maplethorpe had many photos of people drinking [censored]. One of which was apparently Fausto
Coppi. I do believe there may also have been Kunich photos.Kunich's is far too ugly for Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe's subjects were paradigms of the human
form. He had them engage in strange acts for shock value while maintaining purity of form. Some of
it was disturbing stuff.So while Kunich wouldn't be a Mapplethorpe subject, it wouldn't be surprising if Kunich whacks off
to that sort of thing.Sparhawk
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Kunich's is far too ugly for Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe's subjects were paradigms of the
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Kunich is much more suited to Joel-Peter Witkin. Come to think of it, does't this Witkin pic look
more than a bit like Tommy Boy? www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/fotografos/witkin/JPW6.jpeg
www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/fotografos/witkin/jpwdefault.htmlIn TK's dreams. Kunich is the perfect Diane Arbus subject. In fact, here is Diane Arbus's "Portrait
of Tom Kunich as a Young Man":masters-of-photography.comarbus hand grenade full.htmlOpen ↗
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In TK's dreams. Kunich is the perfect Diane Arbus subject. In fact, here is Diane Arbus's
"Portrait of Tom Kunich as a Young Man":masters-of-photography.comarbus hand grenade full.htmlOpen ↗
That's a very funny shot, Benjamin. The fourth one along (Brooklyn family) is pretty good, too,
especially the kids.--
tanx, HowardRead. Think. Type. Send.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, k?
For some people, quantity IS quality...
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A visual metaphor for RBR?
masters-of-photography.comarbus untitled7 full.htmlOpen ↗
The orderlies assaulting the patients is just off camera. I think that would capture rbr perfectly.
Morgan
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"Benjamin Weiner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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In TK's dreams. Kunich is the perfect Diane Arbus subject. In fact, here is Diane Arbus's
"Portrait of Tom Kunich as a Young Man":masters-of-photography.comarbus hand grenade full.htmlOpen ↗
That's not "Kunich as a Young Man"! For that you must look to the great Weegee.
www.masters-of-photography.com/images/full/weegee/weegee_sammys.jpg
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