Paint it, Black: Photo of the Day 19-07-10
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You need a chalkboard to keep scores if you play darts. Naturally, this just opens up all sorts of avenues for artistic abuse.
This was actually drawn a few days ago but seeing as today was the first time in about a week that I decided to be truly lazy and just sleep all day, I figured it was an appropriate time to catch it on [digital]film.
The story behind it is kind of retarded. Remember the house with the absurd Parking Line from that first Photo of the Day blog? Well, this whole drawing is in relation to the people who own that house/line. The other night, having finished work I caught a lift home with an old friend/ex-colleague and we sat in her car for about 30 minutes talking. The engine was turned off, there was no music and we weren't exactly being loud, because hell, it was 2am. Anyway, eventually, out of the corner of my eye I see the curtains to the crazy womans house shift open and I realise that at 2am she is stood at her window watching two people in a car harmlessly chatting. No, not watching...she was fucking staring at us. It was unbelievably creepy and my friend took it as her cue to leave (and I can't say I blame her...)
Upon entering my home and immediately locking the door behind me I told my sister about the whole thing and her interpretation is above. This crazy woman has been known to (completely at random) sweep the wall around her house, shout at unknowing civilians about cigarette ends being littered on the street (which I will admit...are mine ^_^) and obviously stare out of her window at shit that does not concern her.
Urgh. Creepy old bitch.
Rear Window 2010 aside, has anyone here seen the TV show Luther? If not you totally should check it out. It's ultimately a police procedural centering around the morality and genius of a specific cop plagued with a bad history. It's terrifically acted and written and poses some really curious questions in regards to how should we treat these evil, evil, scumbags who take advantage of everything that's good and right in the world. It recently aired on the BBC but didn't get great ratings so anybody who can help this show out on DVD should certainly check the show out.
Also, I Rock. Just so ya know.
Song of the Day: Paint It, Black by The Rolling Stones