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The History of Pop Culture, Bayeux-stylee

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We are not quite sure what this site is about, but it seems to have something to do with Russian Folk Art and popular filmed entertainments.:

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5 Responses to “The History of Pop Culture, Bayeux-stylee”

  1. Brian Spence Says:
    07/10/06 at 12:36 pm

    My brother speaks Russian. I’ll see if he can translate.

  2. Hope Larson Says:
    07/10/06 at 12:43 pm

    They’re based on Lubok–Russian folk prints that have a lot in common with comics. I’ve been fascinated by these for years, and it’s cool that someone’s doing a modern take on the form. Here’s some info on lubok.

  3. The Mighty Robolizard Says:
    07/11/06 at 1:10 am

    Hey! I speak Russian! Okay!

    The site is a Russian humor site, and the text rhymes.

    Block one: I do not wash my socks for they cause me to stick to walls.

    Block two: I am Spider Fellow, and I have an extra pair of limbs, I am hugging your back [possibly ass] and and am pouring [the word is lovko, which is in a sense clever for a physicial action. And its true… it is very lovko..]

    That was 10 cent translation… in Russian it is in fact… hilarious…but its all the time we have today…

    [flees]

  4. Cuppacafe » Blog Archive » Cuppabits Wednesday 12th Says:
    07/11/06 at 7:29 pm

    […] What if Spider-Man was portrayed as Russian Folk Art — OR — What’s it like to have two arms stick out of Spider-Man’s butt? [via Heidi’s The Beat […]

  5. cheryl; Says:
    11/9/06 at 5:36 am

    cheryl was ere 2006

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