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Lots of people like squirrelling plastic figurines under plastic on shelves.
But what they are actually squirreling away are the idea of little people under plastic on shelves.
This is a club called 'Under Plastic' where performers set themselves into transparent form-fitted plastic bas relief
molds, and are well tied up with plastic straps and then are fitted into a cardboard or paper box. The boxes are then presented on a stage.
Patrons are given scissors, and as appropriate, a pack of batteries.
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When I was an evil little shit I went to Disney World and, in a ride, threw a piece of trash at one of the figurines. I didn't expect it to hit. I also didn't expect to see a human immediately (less than five seconds) grab the figure of a child and pull it backstage. It was many years later that I learned that the Small World ride uses actual human actors and actresses in places. I had thrown garbage at a human child. This is one of the things I most wish I never did. |
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This is horrifying. But it's also classic half-baking. [=] |
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This is horrifying, and it's also classic half-baking. [+] |
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This is horrifying, and it's also classic half-baking. [%] |
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This is horrifying, and it's also classic half-baking. [÷] |
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{Trying to imagine [Voice] as an evil little shit.} |
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Weren't we all? Some grow less evil, others just grow. |
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"...Man is a marvelous curiosity. When he is at his very very best he is a sort of low grade nickel-plated angel; at his worst he is unspeakable, unimaginable; and first and last and all the time he is a sarcasm."
—Mark Twain, circa 1909
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With Twain in mind, I don't think bigger is necessarily better. Capacity for doing evil grows in lockstep with capacity for doing good. The only thing that matters is which you express. |
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