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Nov172012

squares² # 6 ~ common beauty / beauty in common (made easy)

People + food + civilized ku + ku • click to embiggenIt's finally here, the amazing picture making thing you've all been waiting for ...

Have you ever wanted to take a beautiful photograph EVERY time? Well with the _____, you can! The _____ is designed to make every photo beautiful because of it’s artistic and amazing effects. It’s created to take what you see and make it into something even more beautiful than it already is. It makes photos have real meaning, and it makes photos tell real stories.*

Picture making meaning, beauty, artistry, and EVERY-click-of-the-shutter success made easy. Haven't we all been yearning - in fact, secretly lusting - for a picture making thing which can " take what you see and make it into something even more beautiful than it already is." Who would have dreamed that a picture perfect world is just a picture making thing purchase away?

I mean, it's like getting your money for nothin' and your chicks for free. And, you don't even have go all bangin' on the bongos like a chimpanzee.

*taken from a marketing email for a picture making device which shall remain nameless.

Reader Comments (5)

Oh why didn't you disclose the name of the camera, Mark? I really have to have it, now that I know there's something so much better than my I-don't-want-to-name-it-anymore camera. I definitely need something even better!

November 17, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterMarkus Spring

Markus, I found the thing by googling the text from the ad... and I'm not going to name the product.

I'm wondering why these particular photographs make a square^2, but they do, don't they?

November 17, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterJuha Haataja

From the makers of "SLEDGE-O-MATIC we introduce to just in time for Christmas the "PHOT-O-MAJIC!!!!!

With our special lens of glass,plastic,Saran Wrap,and melted down milk cartons we give you "Photo-digio-film-Kamera" so you can be part of the who the growing band of Morons in photography. Get yours at Kmart, WALmart, SmartMart. and who gives a flying shit mart!!

November 17, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterDon

More blurb from the company's web-site:

"The L____ really has a way of turning a regular snapshot into a gallery-worthy photograph. It takes no effort to get wonderful photos. It's so simple to use, yet so advanced."

Apropos, I read an article in the paper today about the amount of lies and BS people talk. Apparently it's a natural thing we do ... but it's probably getting worse as the people listening to the BS are too stupid or too polite to say something to the speaker.

November 17, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterSven W

Several questions....one specifically for Mark and one for everybody.

First for Mark... If you are going to slam someone online while quoting them heavily why be cryptic? If its a form of protection of the person you are slamming then why not just skip the slam all together to begin with? As Juha pointed out.... anyone with an internet search engine anyone can instantly figure out who / what this is.

And for everybody... what good artistically, creatively, personally or otherwise do you think will come out of dropping an internet bomb on the people at Lyyny?

I don't know them or have one of their products but I am a human being that knows what it is like to be ridiculed or ostracized and it feels pretty terrible.

In my life I have noticed we are all much more likely to be cruel when we can do it from behind a shield or from a far distance like the "safety" of our car or of our house while online. How many people would say these things face to face to the same person or people in line at the grocery store?

And lastly....do you think slamming and or piling onto to the slam of the folks at Lynny will make you a more creative person or help you to deal with your own weaknesses and fears?

November 19, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterCraig Tanner

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