Stop oil

[cooperman]

Far more civil in Paris….
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Compared to
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Took me a while to notice

 

[BluePaul86]

Far more civil in Paris….
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Compared to
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Patrice Evra has let himself go.

 

[dockroad]

Une militante écologiste entre sur le court et stoppe le match ?
Stoppe le match ? Sounds like a bit of Del Boy french

 

[HTCHERO]

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Proper Incel that bloke

 

[Bedfordblue]

Proper Incel that bloke

Accio Girlfreindius

 

[Marius57]

But if you zoom in on the painting

 

[Shibbywiggles]

Just wait til you find out the reason Richarlison hasn’t been officially unveiled in a spurs shirt yet!
He’s been duct taped to a post at FF all summer.

 

[davids]

I always thought it was STP.

 

[Paul Rideout]

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But if you zoom in on the painting

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thing is... they didn't glue themselves to the picture.. just the frame.

couldn't you just reframe the painting?

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

Rescue the young lady but leave the scruff. Given he’s probably had a massive bowl of some kind of eco-grain and a bottle of HUEL for brekkie, he’s going to need a dump at some point. Tourists will love it.

 

[RomanReigns]

theoretically, if they just left him there with his hand stuck to a painting could he just starve to death?

 

[The Legend of Southall]

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But if you zoom in on the painting

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Tell you what though, that guy is going to get some serious arm ache very quickly.

The girls got the right idea. Much more relaxed

 

[Bedfordblue]

theoretically, if they just left him there with his hand stuck to a painting could he just starve to death?

I like it, art is often used to express how different cultures perceive the inevitability of death and to try to make sense of what happens after we die. With some exceptions, western paintings tend to reflect on the subject’s life, or romanticise and beautify the moment of death to avoid shocking the audience: paintings such as Caravaggio’s The Death of the Virgin (1606) were banned from churches for representing death too realistically. In Japan, however, a form of art called Kusōzu (‘painting of the nine stages of a decaying corpse’) developed between the 14th and 18th centuries, which illustrates the decay of a human corpse with breathtaking graphical accuracy, cataloguing the final moments of a person’s life through to complete disarticulation of their bones, and this could be considered a masterpiece for stop oil.

 

[Runub]

I like it, art is often used to express how different cultures perceive the inevitability of death and to try to make sense of what happens after we die. With some exceptions, western paintings tend to reflect on the subject’s life, or romanticise and beautify the moment of death to avoid shocking the audience: paintings such as Caravaggio’s The Death of the Virgin (1606) were banned from churches for representing death too realistically. In Japan, however, a form of art called Kusōzu (‘painting of the nine stages of a decaying corpse’) developed between the 14th and 18th centuries, which illustrates the decay of a human corpse with breathtaking graphical accuracy, cataloguing the final moments of a person’s life through to complete disarticulation of their bones, and this could be considered a masterpiece for stop oil.

Yeah….I was just about to say that

 

[Yarrgh]

Tell you what though, that guy is going to get some serious arm ache very quickly.

The girls got the right idea. Much more relaxed

Are you saying the guy who glued himself to a picture frame might not have thought it through? Shocked.