Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Next Step, Become a Surrealist Realist
Not that I know anything about art history. Just thought it sounded cool and fit the description. As an aside, Brooklyn's treated me fine tonight. Gonna miss you. Might be back on Saturday for more good times.
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