That’s why decaf coffee should be approached with extreme caution. The loss of energy from exposure to it can be debilitating, if one is not accustomed to it!
In the 60s, I had an artist friend who was addicted to some kind of speed. He would spend hours drawing a $1 bill by hand. Usually with a pencil, often on a napkin. Then he would sell them for a dollar, though he often was tipped a fiver. Talk about attention to detail!
Adiraiju about 6 years ago
Those last two paintings took months!
Bilan about 6 years ago
Reminds me of that recent Banksy painting. A simple sketch of a girl holding a red balloon, and it sells for $1.6 mil. Egads!
sirbadger about 6 years ago
Is that like painting with a monkey on your back?
Dtroutma about 6 years ago
Cannabis is also legal in a lot more places. (It really works for PTSD bttw, much calmer.)
suv2000 about 6 years ago
Still CRAP
dot-the-I about 6 years ago
….. after which he turned a corner and started creating vase-thingies.
sandpiper about 6 years ago
I can go with the last two: less to dislike
tripwire45 about 6 years ago
I think I liked his caffeinated period better.
uniquename about 6 years ago
The artist’s name was Rory Shock.
preacherman Premium Member about 6 years ago
I switched to decaf when I learned that caffeine can make vertigo worse. My vertigo is under control, now.
Linguist about 6 years ago
Drinking decaffeinated anything is like kissing your sister.
johnec about 6 years ago
That’s why decaf coffee should be approached with extreme caution. The loss of energy from exposure to it can be debilitating, if one is not accustomed to it!
BiathlonNut about 6 years ago
Here I thought we would get some insightful comments on the US elections. We certainly do not from the so-called news outlets.
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member about 6 years ago
Everything is better with black coffee.
Cornelius Noodleman about 6 years ago
Looks like my shirt after I play with a Magic Marker.
rlaker22j about 6 years ago
Sorry I left Michigan
oakie817 about 6 years ago
oh the irony
Concretionist about 6 years ago
In the 60s, I had an artist friend who was addicted to some kind of speed. He would spend hours drawing a $1 bill by hand. Usually with a pencil, often on a napkin. Then he would sell them for a dollar, though he often was tipped a fiver. Talk about attention to detail!
bakana about 6 years ago
His later works, after he got the new glasses that corrected his Astigmatism, somehow never get appreciated or shown in the Galleries.
thecandlemann about 6 years ago
It might be legal, but the retail store is not to be found.
Bryan Farht about 6 years ago
Oh, I thought that it was because coffee became to expensive. Climate change, you know.
noktar Premium Member about 6 years ago
no caffein no cry