12 Replies to “The Thrill Of Powdered Cheese”

  2. Man oh man! This guy has led a sheltered life. He thinks he’s original and Avant Garde, but if we had cell phones and videos back in my JR. High years, he would learn he hasn’t even touched the hem of the cloak of silliness and stupidity… errrr… I mean art.

    This cheese incident wouldn’t have been worthy of a week of Detention back in the day.

    Teacher: *sigh* “Look at the mess you’ve made, Billy. Here’s a broom, mop, and a bucket. You can go home after it’s all cleaned up. No, I’m not sending a note home to your parents. You’re 13, now. Start acting your age, OK?”

  4. He claims powdered sugar is emblematic of my “whiteness”. Huh? Interesting. Now, what would he call it if I sifted some of it on my dark chocolate? Would that be emblematic of my racial *ahem* … equity? Or would it just be more of my “whiteness” covering my cocoas “blackness”.

    As for cheese dust? Dear “Artist” … please Google: Glenn Beck and Cheetos dust. Uh, yeah, you’re not cutting edge … you’re just a hackneyed “Orange man bad” psycho.

  6. I’m a big fan of butter cows and cheese sculpture at the state fair. This is not that.

    This is some spastic tweaker having an orgasm while someone dumps food on him.
    I generally avoid that kind of porn site.

    1. I’ve been thinking of taking up butter sculpture. What inspired me to pursue the buttery arts? Well … since PG&E has been charging me TRIPLE the market rate for Nat. Gas … I have had to keep my thermostat down to 61 deg.F which keeps the furnace from ever turning on. An ambient house temp. of 61 deg.F seems just about perfect for butter sculpting … hard to cut, but still shapeable

  7. Yet, taxpayers are expected to support “the arts” completely without requirements or input. Arms-length and all that.

    What a joke.

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