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That movie sucked so bad!!!

Well, the scenery was gorgeous, so were the kids and the plot is interesting. Too bad the acting is really horrible....lol. I do have to agree with you though when I was a teenager, I did enjoy it!
 
ummm I've stared at this pic of the dictionary.^^^.but I can't make out what's in the chewed out hole...
 
It's easier to see in this angle.

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The description from the site I found the pic at is as follows:

Guy Laramee delicately cuts caverns through the centers of books. He carves the pages away to reveal caves that seem to be ready to be explored. His work explores the insides of books in a very literal way. Indeed, Laramee’s sculptures in way recall the plot of a classic: Journey to the Center of the Earth. And, in fact, Laramee mentions this book in his statement on the series. He says:

“Like in Jules Verne’s “Journey to the Center of the Earth”, we seem to be chained to this quest. We “have to” know what lies inside things. But in doing so, we bury ourselves in the “about-ness” of our productions – language, function, etc- all things “about” other things.”
 
ahh thank you Tom. Looking back at the original pic, I can see it is a cave with a hint of light entering on the right.

But your post makes it abundantly clear.

And I enjoyed the extra information concerning the artist.

And I'd wondered if it'd been merely insect damage!

Thanks again.
 
^^^ Yeah ... I'm always having to go around lit and coverup for daus. He just goes around willy nilly posting stuff that makes no sense at all and I'm got to explain it for him! :D
 
^^^ Yeah ... I'm always having to go around lit and coverup for daus. He just goes around willy nilly posting stuff that makes no sense at all and I'm got to explain it for him! :D

Thanks for being my wing-man Tom.......head in the clouds ya know!
 
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