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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Excellent. 😀 Thanks for sharing Chris. It made me laugh.
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👍😃😄😄
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I’d like to post this at our local art museum! I think the constructivism is actually deconstructualism!
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Totally sums it up. Wonderful 😀
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Agreed Diana 😄😄😄
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Oh, post-modern art. How I love and loathe you.
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I had a full-on punch-up in B&Q’s household paint department once. Oy, the violence! We produced thirteen recognised works of exceptional modern art and four works of minimalist interest on the walls.
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And I’ll bet the language was colourful as well Ian LOLOL
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Brilliant!
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wrong hands usually is!
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