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» Apparently, I'm the Mona Lisa.
So does this mean I'm a priceless classic? Does it mean I'm caged beauty with a puzzling smile?
*shakes head*
– tomcosgrave { 12.4.01 @ 4:14pm }
» I too am a screamer. All too accurate (even though that's not really one of my favorite paintings...).
– Stef { 12.4.01 @ 4:38pm }
» I compose. I'm not sure I like what that says about me, but I do like the piece of art....
– ralph { 12.4.01 @ 4:56pm }
» Apparently I'm prehistoric cave art.
While not thousands of years old, I've certainly felt that way. I've never been to Lascaux, but I do speak french. Although I wasn't created by cave people (nod to the PC people of old), I have been called an unfeeling neanderthal a few times, usually by one of my angry ex's...
Spooky.
I've got a giant blowup reproduction of the The Scream's title figure next to my desk. The last tenant left it behind in a closet... I like it, but it does look menacing in the dark. I'm glad I wasn't labeled with that comparison.
Maybe it's time to update my Wishlist. Cave art, here I come.
– Rich { 12.4.01 @ 5:12pm }
» Mona Lisa.
No surprises there.
People who have had me come briefly into their lives and then disappear with an enigmatic smile would concur.
– ShyQ { 12.4.01 @ 9:04pm }
» I'll be a Picasso any day. Today, I'm Three Musicians.
– armando { 12.4.01 @ 9:18pm }
» What does it say about me that, after reading Heather's entry, I actually tried to skew my answers so I could actually be The Raft of the Medusa.
Then, I realized that wasn't even an option.
I'm the Mona Lisa, though I fancy myself as Bar at the Folies-Bergere
– Mena { 12.4.01 @ 10:05pm }
» Salvador Dali's Persistence of Memory
I've been called disjointed and bizarre before, but never by a website.
– christian { 12.4.01 @ 10:05pm }
» I'm Mona, too!
– Momma { 12.4.01 @ 10:09pm }
» Mona Lisa. Which, judging from my company in this club, is the best one to be :)
– Dave { 12.4.01 @ 10:11pm }
» I'm M.C. Escher's Lizards.
"A bizarre juxtaposition of the real and the unreal....which both delights and confuses people."
Is that good or bad? A close friend recently likened one of our adventures together as being stuck in an Escher piece. A comment like that, of course, can really go either way.
– john { 12.4.01 @ 10:31pm }
» I'm the "Three Musicians!" Woo! :)
– roe { 12.4.01 @ 10:39pm }
» I'm Dogs Playing Poker. But I don't think I took the same test as you guys did.
– Scott { 12.5.01 @ 5:51am }
» no surprises here....i'm a screamer also.
– celisa { 12.5.01 @ 11:54am }
» Dancer here, Derek, but we knew that, didn't we?
– Jay { 12.5.01 @ 7:00pm }
» That Degas was the first piece of art I knew of. It (rather a nice repro in a wonderful blond wood 50s frame --emphasis on the frame rather than the repro) hung in our family's living room.
I'm Mona too. Earthy. Yeah, that's me all right.
– Jeff { 12.6.01 @ 9:48am }
» You are Prehistoric Cave Art.
removed from modern life by virtue of living in the geographic middle of nowhere...
– jocelyn { 12.6.01 @ 1:26pm }
» You are Pablo Picasso's Three Musicians.
You have a jaunty outlook and although you are a bit weird, most people have some idea what you're about.
Couldn't have said it better myself. :)
– Sondra { 12.6.01 @ 2:20pm }
» i'm escher's lizards, too. i'm not sure yet if i delight people, but confusion is a pretty apt way to describe it.
– liz { 12.8.01 @ 6:33pm }
» I was Monet's Waterlilies. I think it's just because I said I was idealistic.
– Teresa Michele { 12.10.01 @ 6:41am }
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