ninjamonkey
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Size of that head!!!!!!!!!!!
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How well did you draw when you were six?
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ninjamonkey said:Size of that head!!!!!!!!!!!
I didn't want to say anything but . . . yeah. Mind you, when I was born the back of my head was apparently exactly straight.
bizzbo
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oh you cynical bastards, I really wanted to believe this story. Thanks a lot.
p.s.
p.s.
His father, Keith, is an art dealer and his mother is a nutritional therapist.
bizzbo said:oh you cynical bastards, I really wanted to believe this story. Thanks a lot.
p.s.His father, Keith, is an art dealer and his mother is a nutritional therapist.
It all falls into place. He's probably got a mate who's a journalist at Sky as well. Pats on the back all round. As I said, it's harmless really because the only people who'll pay money for them have too much to know what to do with as it is. I know of a fella who's shop works by buying old tat stationery from markets for a couple of quid, then claiming it's antique, and selling it for upwards of 500 pound. Lifestyle purchases they call them.
Paylor_Shade_Of_Blue
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ninjamonkey said:Size of that head!!!!!!!!!!!
That was my first thought when i clicked on the link as well haha. If a big head imply genius, then these paintings must be his!!
johnny on the spot
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At six I used to draw brilliantly. Can't manage a pair of curtains these days.
Paylor_Shade_Of_Blue
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masterwig said:I'll probably get abuse for saying this but my first thought was that he looked a bit 'special' (I think that's the PC term these days).
I think most of us thought this too. Are we bad for thinking this?