Enough about the artists,

[bitterfruit]

Will there ever be a book about Matador? I for one would be fascinated by the inside tidbits that no one really knows about.

Someone from the inside needs to put out a "New York Post" style rag that shows the underworld that is Matador. Decaucherous moments looking down on Broadway....you know, we want the dirt. And we also want to know what it really took as human beings to build something so special that attracted such a hodge podge of people.

Any way, not to get sappy or corny, but it could be titled "Matador Soup For The Soul."

[johansen smith]

I'd still like to see the kid's book from the What's Up Matador video published. "Gerard Cosloy, wearing a baseball cap."

[Patrick]

Everybody will have to be dead before those inside tidbits can be revealed.

Patrick

[Miss Tasty Princess]

Let the killing begin!

[bitterfruit]

The first who speaks always has the most skeletons.

How about a movie? Narration by William Shatner.

[Patrick]

dude, what is your new avatar? looks like the Lincoln Memorial but more triangular.

Patrick

[DefenderOfPants]

to me it looks like some kind steamboat gazebo.

[bitterfruit]

It's a "temple cart." It's used by Hindu worshippers to allow deities to be taken on a procession through the city. Humans pull the cart using the attached chains through the city in celebration of a deity. This cart in particular is incredibly big. I turned a corner and was literally shocked to realize that it was on wheels.

The photo was taken in the temple district of Madras, India. Attached is a better picture.

[Patrick]

Nice.

Patrick