sconsetmonkey

I've seen it. It's real. And it's scary.

23 October 2007

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Jerri S. Kaiser said...: I decided to scroll down your photos in sequential order really fast to make it like a movie, where you flip the images really fast to simulate movement. Here's your film:

So this soldier pointed a gun at this guy on the street, so he needed a nurse, a naughty nurse. Then he decided to walk on the street some more and he happened upon an erotic gift shop, which made him realize he was all alone, so he decided to go sailing...all alone...in a parking lot, the perfect metaphor for a dry dock life.; 10/27/2007 02:59:00 PM
Sconsetmonkey said...: Is this some sort of analysis?; 10/28/2007 09:40:00 AM
Jerri S. Kaiser said...: Always.

Freud version one:

The juxtaposition of the poster boy soldier hoisted above the real shirtless jogger aptly contrasts the life of war with the life of ease and you are struggling with your choices to be relevant and still have fun. The naughty nurse hints at the care you seek, and your need to be wild. The street shows your appreciation for the mundane yet your boredom, hence the erotic shop shot. The boat out of water is perfect for how you feel sometimes. Your heart is in Nantucket but you are drydocked in Rochester.; 10/28/2007 11:06:00 AM