anti tradition

[StevenK]

ewt?

 

[zupi_clone]

or a newt?

 

[StevenK]

maybe he meant wet

 

[Su Jacko]

or owt

 

[blackeyed]

i meant owt, i just dont say it like that, being half woolie back like. and im a SHE steven, is the photo that ambiguous?

 

[StevenK]

well maybe i meant SHE
and what photo? is that you in the wedding dress?

 

[blackeyed]

yip thats moi in a wedding dress. a rather fetching wedding dress i think. shame about my yellow hair though. i spoil everything, it's like a god given gift or summert.

 

[zupi_clone]

oh so thats you and i thought u were a boy

 

[StevenK]

i hope you made good use of those condoms so!
where you get the wedding dress? or whats up with it?

 

[Dhatura]

She's already said that -- it was an anti-tradition project at school, cause she's an art student, and that's why the photo. I like it a lot, though I was thinking which part of it is anti

 

[StevenK]

what do you mean which bit is anti? i think its quite anti-tradition. the hair, the *flowers*, the BIN, those 3 bricks in the wall, the lack of an engagement ring ( maybe its there i cant see it though )

 

[Dhatura]

Now you're sooooo clever, five minutes ago you didn't even know what the wedding dress was about.

 

[StevenK]

that wasnt 5 minutes ago!!!

 

[blackeyed]

hahaha, hes been eating his brain food god love him. yeah the main dealio was the flowers, the carnation was a symbol of fertility and thats why they were worn at weddings, so the student whose project it was all for, ripped the carnation heads off and replaced them with condoms, which by definition are anti fertility, with it being their purpose like. and no i never made use of the condoms, i think use of props are the photographers rights, not the models.
the bricks were a happy mistake too.

 

[Bastet]

at first i thought this condoms where actually tea-bags ...