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No, "insidious" is being a second rate armchair critic determined to insult the tastes ...

Posted by Audiophilander on January 7, 2010 at 23:13:38:
... of those who share a differing POV about James Cameron's work. Trust me, the whine coming from your keyboard as you make it your mission to decry Avatar's success says more about you than it does about the film itself. In this instance you happen to be in the minority as borne out by both the Box Office and critical consensus about Avatar, but that apparently does nothing but make you squeak louder. Of course the louder you squeak the more grease you get and the concept of trolling negativism for responses isn't lost on folks around here.

>>> "You seem unwilling or unable to see the difference between cartooning and painting." <<<

As an established artist, I have the credentials and career to deflect your misguided personal insult, but if you're asking me about cartooning I do have a notion for you. My suggestion would be to seek out Kurt Vonnegut's satirical SF novel Breakfast of Champions and peruse the illustrations that the author included. Based upon one simple icon (*) I could wave my usual fee and do a representational caricature of either you or patrick without even having access to your mug shots! ;O)

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AuPh