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This is an early piece and I've used it in cards, business cards, signs, and my logo. On some basic level it attracts my eyes. Maybe someone could explain it to me. It is also the subject of several variations.

The title is derived from the peculiar habit some folks have of telling strangers things they would never tell someone they know.

Almost all of my work is chaotic and dictated by my computer's software. I do what it lets me do. I'm always surprised.

ART FOR PEOPLE WITH SOMETHING TO SAY WHO DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS YET or Art for People With Nothing to Say Who Are Going to Say It Anyway. JIM DOES NOT SELL ON LINE. ANY PRICES WERE ACCIDENTALLY LISTED. =========================================================================================================== Welcome to the WACK'S MUSEUM of Myassa, Florida! Only half of the lies you are about to read are true. You unlock this door with the Key to Myassa. Beyond it is another demention: a demention of stupid, a demention of sight gags, a demention of mind farts. You're moving into a land both shallow and sophomoric, of alt history and absurdity. You've just crossed over into... the Myassa Zone. ''Where You're Past Is Our Future.''...