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The Oddest Dinner Plate
Posted On Thursday April 19, 2007 By Sosa
This plate was part of a show of Native American pottery at the Art Institute of Chicago. How do you explain owning this plate to your dinner guests? That must have been one REALLY uncomfortable and embarrassing conversation.
“So, you like deer do you?”
“Oh yes, the deer is my spirit animal.”
“I can see that! So, what are we having for dinner?”
“Venison!”
“Please tell me you washed your hands first…”
Maybe the safest thing to do is just tell everyone it was a wedding present from your father in law.
Tags: american, art, dinner, native, plate
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What Cool People Are Saying
When I was in grade 1 I had this car pool who was a girl and in grade 6. We were waiting to be picked up by my mom when my car pool started making fun of me. She does this alot and today I was not interested. I started kicking her as hard as I could. She got mad then whent behind my, yanked down my pants reveling my white breifs, then took my pants completely off. I was so embarrass because we were outside and I was standing in front of a girl in breifs. She said she would give them back if I whent up to the front of the school. I did and four people saw me and made fun of me. She gave them back when I got back and said if I told my mom she would do it again. So I didn’t and untill this day I have not got her back.
— Anonymous Sunday July 1, 2007 #
And this is concidered a Moderated picture? Hmmm So how about stick figure human sex? Bestiality is hard-core porn and illegal in most countries! LOL WOW this is a strange site.
— Bad Maxx Sunday September 2, 2007 #
Thats the funny thing about it. Give anything enough time and it’s considered art.
— Sosa Tuesday September 18, 2007 #
This is hillarious!!! How do you explain owning this plate :)) Love it
— 1spectator Monday September 24, 2007 #
This is quite possibly the funniest thing I have ever seen. And I have seen a lot of funny stuff in classical art. I laughed so hard I cried. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
— East Monday December 10, 2007 #