JOE MOMA IS NO MORE

“This will be my last post until Matt can fix the problem with the troll who has my password. It's obviously a regular, and I think whoever it is, is a real a-hole!

I have decided that my attachment to impermanent objects, including my name, is what causes me despair. After much thought, I have decided to post under a different name each time. Each new name will be made up of a random string of letters, numbers and symbols.

If anyone post under a prior name or if you notice any semblance of continuity or even coherence in my posts, you will know it is not I. I trust this will clear up any confusion.

See you later,

Joe Moma

Bye!”

“Who cares? Just pick a name and stick with it. Is that so difficult?

This whole name change/ID replication thing has become completely boring. Get a grip.”

“ski, i think this one is a joke, mocking the whole id change deal.”

“I think someone is "busting my nuts", so to speak!”

“I think someone is "busting your nutsac", so to speak!”

“Tarpy-the name change king!”

“At least I didn't BUST A NUT!

I enjoy being crude!”

“yep, you sure doo!”

“CX (or whatever your nom du juor is)-

It's not really "busting your nuts".
Please read the following, you may recognize it:
As Shantideva says, there are many beings to whom one can make charity, but there are very few beings with respect to whom one can practice patience, and what is more rare is more valuable. An enemy is really most kind. Through cultivating patience one's power of merit increases, and the practice of patience can only be done in dependence upon an enemy. For this reason, enemies are the main instigators of the increase of meritorious power.

Put anoer way: What don't kill ya only makes ya stronger.

-Peace”

“STICK IT - what kind of crap is that - BACK WHERE IT CAME FROM”

“the museum of modern art is GONE?!?!?!?”

“LOL! Rad”

“Man smuggles own art into MoMA

NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Many a visitor to New York's Museum of Modern Art has probably thought, "I could do that."

A British graffiti artist who goes by the name "Banksy" went one step further, by smuggling in his own picture of a soup can and hanging it on a wall, where it stayed for more than three days earlier this month before anybody noticed.

The prank was part of a coordinated plan to infiltrate four of New York's top museums on a single day.

The largest piece, which he smuggled into the Brooklyn Museum, was a 2 foot by 1.5 foot (61cm by 46 cm) oil painting of a colonial-era admiral, to which the artist had added a can of spray paint in his hand and anti-war graffiti in the background.

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“Ja MoMA?”