Okay. So, now deby ask john why im doing thin? Are deby fucking mad?

Result #1

What do you do? Or are you just smart? Youre smart. Maybe you should be smart. But why are you smart? He looks like a robot.And then came theres no math to it, and hes not even trying to be clever. Or is he just stupid? I dunno. Hes not dumb. Its like when Ive met you and youre not dumb. Hes just plain dumb.Maybe hes just really stupid, but hes smart. He has a mind, a brain, and a personality, and I dont think hes dumb. Hes smart. Hes intelligent. Im not sure hes intelligent. Hes smart. Maybe hes smart, but hes stupid.

Result #2

Are deby doing it? Well, dont ask john ask deby. Theres no such thing as an honest question. And thats what debs question is about.

Result #3

Okay. So, now deby ask john why im doing thin? Are deby fucking mad? Or are deby fucking stupid? Or are deby both? Isnt it just a funny thought? But here are the results. Deby, on the whole, has the same idea. She is a self-aware, self-revelatory, self-possessed little witch who knows that, in spite of her insistence that she is a gift, she is only a stupid little witch, and she knows that she is also a gift. Its a shitty, negative thought, but one that deby doesnt have to think about too much. She is no worse for the experience than any other kind of reader, and, indeed, she has a lot of the pleasure of reading in her own book. A lot of it. Her own book is self-contained and self-contained and self-contained and self-contained, and she doesnt need to worry about the reader or the reader of hers. She is self-contained, self-contained, self-contained.One could say that deby is a gift. The gift is her own creation, her own work, her own fantasy. She is a writer, and she is a writer, but she doesnt need to be the artist, the writer, the writer in order to be an artist. She is an artist, but not a writer. She is an artist who does not need to be a writer, who doesnt need to be a poet, a poet, a storyteller, a painter. She is an artist who doesnt need to be a storyteller, a poet, a painter. She is an artist who doesnt need to be a storymaker, a storymaker, a storymaker.She is an artist who is self-aware, self-possessive, self-critical, self-assured, self-aware. She doesnt need any kind of help from anyone, except herself. She doesnt need to think about herself, she doesnt need to think about anyone else.

Result #4

Okay. So, now deby ask john why im doing thin? Are deby fucking mad? Or a little bit of both? Just saying. Jules has it.Tell me, John, are you a lesbian? No, Jules, but that would make a terrific cover, if only the cover had been my favorite thing in the past few months. It would have been my favorite thing in the past month. Today, the weather is hot. Ive got a lot of energy and I'm in love with myself.Howdy, Jane. You know, its funny, you have to be straight to be a handsome man. You have to be straight to be handsome. You have to be straight to be a good woman. I can do it. I can do it. Do you know how many times Ive had to go through that? And whats more, youve had to go through that a few times already. I thought you were supposed to have to go through it once. So, tell me, Jules, tell me, are you a lesbian or a straight man?It doesnt matter what you call yourself. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man. You are a man.

Result #5

Okay. So, now deby ask john why im doing thin? Are deby fucking mad? What is a deby? , 1999, a print of a text that John Debies used to read aloud to people on the street, presents a playful yet devastatingly serious look at the problems that affect the world. The work, which is based on a quote from the famous speech by Alexander the Great, gives an overview of the problem of our time, and how we can find a way out of it.Debies work is rooted in the idea that we are a system that can make every kind of thing work at any scale. His most recent exhibition at Georges Pompidou was titled, after a quote from Plato, I want you to know that I believe in you . . . I want you to know that I love you . . . I want you to know that I care about you . . . I want you to know that I am sorry. The title is an expression of the artists love for his subject, which was also his concern for the world around him. Debies paintings show the world in the most varied and complex possible way, alluding to the many possible places that we can live and work in the world. In the past, Debies work often featured colorful, chaotic worlds in his drawings. Now, he has given us a much more stable and predictable world. This time, he has incorporated the most current technologies in his work, such as video, photography, and computer. Debies video pieces, for example, depict an endless array of people, all of whom have come to life, and even now, the world has not yet caught up with them. But Debies hope is that by continuing to work with these technologies, we can maintain the same confidence that made us human in the first place. But the same is true for all of Debies paintings: These are works of art, in no sense finished. Debies work is not finished, and the future will not be.