Everything new sucks

[Hazzard]

[Tannhauser]

Modern cars don't suck. For reliability and longevity, most are stupendously better than older cars.

[Fazc]

Strong post Hazz.

Originally Posted by Hazzard

[Tannhauser]

Originally Posted by Fazc

Strong post Hazz.

Guardian Arts review:

The 'nothing' post by Hazzard

***** Five stars

This is nihilist internet-artist Hazzard at his subversive best. By writing nothing at all, he wittily invites us to consider the futlity of posting, as well as wryly commenting on the void at the centre of 21st century existence. And yet, at least for this reviewer, the work carries a subtle message of hope: as we project our own thoughts onto the blank canvas he provides, perhaps Hazzard is saying that each of us can ultimately find our own solution to our private existential dilemma.

Hazzard's post is on display at the Tate Modern until January 12th.

[Fazc]

Hahahah brilliant! Nomination for best post of the month!

In fact, we should totally have best posts of the month awards.

[BendtheBar]

Haha.

Maybe we need a post of the month thread.

[elijah]

Originally Posted by Tannhauser

Guardian Arts review:

The 'nothing' post by Hazzard

***** Five stars

This is nihilist internet-artist Hazzard at his subversive best. By writing nothing at all, he wittily invites us to consider the futlity of posting, as well as wryly commenting on the void at the centre of 21st century existence. And yet, at least for this reviewer, the work carries a subtle message of hope: as we project our own thoughts onto the blank canvas he provides, perhaps Hazzard is saying that each of us can ultimately find our own solution to our private existential dilemma.

Hazzard's post is on display at the Tate Modern until January 12th.

Funniest piece I've read in a while!

[Hazzard]

Originally Posted by Tannhauser

Guardian Arts review:

The 'nothing' post by Hazzard

***** Five stars

This is nihilist internet-artist Hazzard at his subversive best. By writing nothing at all, he wittily invites us to consider the futlity of posting, as well as wryly commenting on the void at the centre of 21st century existence. And yet, at least for this reviewer, the work carries a subtle message of hope: as we project our own thoughts onto the blank canvas he provides, perhaps Hazzard is saying that each of us can ultimately find our own solution to our private existential dilemma.

Hazzard's post is on display at the Tate Modern until January 12th.

That's beautiful mate.

Don't know where the picture I posted went...

[gavida89]

Yep nothing holds up anymore like it used to. I had to replace our fridge after 6 years and my parents owned theirs for well over 20.

[BendtheBar]

Aged cheddar is better.