In a banal setting, at an incovenient time, would exquisite art transcend?

[Earlybird]

I thought this article made fascinating reading:

www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/04/AR2007040401721.html?hpid=artslot

I seem pathologically unable to do links, so if this fails (and it most certainly will), could some kind soul do me the favour of making the link work? Thank you.

Earlybird's article

Thanks scummy - I don't know what my problem is, but it persists!

your problem is that you leave out all the link bits so what you had needs

here

with your pasted bit in between

rofl

i would so like to think that i would have stopped!

interesting now I've read it

but I'm not surprised

I'm not surprised either. i know I would have hurried past too. But it sounded like it was quite good for JB's ego in a way!

Can you imagine having an instrument so sensitve/delicate/valuable that a 2 block taxi ride was needed?

What a brilliant experiment! I think that doing it not at peak time would have been a better one though, as then you would be more likely to get people on day trips etc - although I suppose the point was to see if it could break through that state of hypnosis that routine brings.