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QRDL, could please give me more info about your av? |
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are you on acid |
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are you high on paint? |
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Oh |
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that's good. i like that one. good one. |
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yo |
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that damn acid is the key to clarity |
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lol |
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Sure. It is a part of a frame from an old polish comic book "Tytus, Romek i A'Tomek". EVERY kid in communist Poland used to read it. In a couple dozens of issues it told a story of a chimp named Tytus who wanted to become human. This part was about peculiarities of western countries with particular focus on degraded racist capitalistic USA (mind that it was published in 1970). See the whole . My avatar needs changing, but I think I will stick to the same comic. |
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fake, isn't it ? |
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i love old communist propaganda. |
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Actually it was very funny at times and almost never agressive. The author Jerzy Chmielewski had an inclredible imagination. For example in the episode in which Tytus and the gand travelled to the Nonsense Islands. Every island was a caricature of a part of communist 1989 reality. One, for example, had overdeveloped beureaucracy to the level in which the citizens had heads in shapes of different official seals. This wasn't your usuall propaganda. |
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ha, nice. i didnt think they would allow something like that. how much was the media censored in those days? |
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I can't tell for sure since I wasn't around in the 70s, but from what I heard artists who were either known abroad or had a following in the society had prety much their backs covered and were treated like spoilt but still loved children. |
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The last dialog goes like this: Romek: Have noticed the even kids have seals on their heads. A'Tomek: Let's call them "stempling bumps", they develop into seals during puberty. |
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ha! people with stamps on their heads! |
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Ahaaa, so these are stamps, not seals, right, my bad. |
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same thing, different words. the english language is full of wierd crap like that. we should all speak esperanto. vi havas grandon brovon, jes? |
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4real. mykid |
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much more interesting than i expected! thanks |
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