Re: De l'art condamnable

On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 14:05:07 +0200, dmkgbt@free.fr (Dominique G) wrote:

>Edith <gilberte.edith@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On 22 avr, 10:16, Cumbalero <cumbal...@NOSPAM.yahoo.fr> wrote:
>> > Bigjoe a écrit :
>> >
>> > > Qui se ressemble s'assemble... les tarés, entre autres.
>> >
>> > Après la diffusion d'informations pour le moins erronées, l'apitoiement
>> > de masse sans objet, la signature de pétition bidon, voici les insultes.
>> 
>> Quelles infos erronées ?
>
>"The popular account, which has spurred over a million people to sign
>online petitions protesting Vargas' planned inclusion in the Central
>American Biennial in Honduras, is that the dog was constantly tethered,
>went unfed, and ultimately died over the course of several days. But
>according to Codice Gallery director Juanita Bermúdez this did not
>happen. "It was untied all the time except for the three hours the
>exhibition lasted, and it was fed regularly with dog food Habacuc
>himself brought in," she was quoted as saying in the March 30, 2008
>issue of the Observer. The dog escaped the next day and was not seen
>again, says Bermúdez. "
>
>source : 
>http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_starving_dog_art4.htm
>
>
>> Voilà les faits.
>
>Quels faits ?

ben le chien qui est mort s'est echappé.

c'st particulierement clair.

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