“Good becomes great; bad becomes worse”
Well, I guess we know which way Walker is going, huh?

seen from Maldives
seen from New Zealand

seen from Canada

seen from India
seen from Japan

seen from Germany

seen from India
seen from China

seen from United States
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seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from Italy
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seen from Germany
seen from China
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seen from Malaysia
“Good becomes great; bad becomes worse”
Well, I guess we know which way Walker is going, huh?
slime tony the phony baffony with maxamomi sausagoni
the phony
I want to take a moment to consider an enormously useful, albeit declining slang word in English: the word “phony.” Specifically, I wish to underscore a distinction, already present in language, between the faux or fake, which involves a simple first-order deception, and the phony, which incorporates a double deception. To say in casual conversation that someone or something is a “phony” is in fact a highly precise designation, signifying a particular mode of pretense. On the part of the beholder, phoniness always involves a seeing-through, whether the phony detail is a tiny affectation or a grand performance. That is to say, no one ever declares “What a big phony!” without having gained a sense of superiority for having seen things “as they really are.” At the same time, the fact that such accusations are usually both contemptuous and dismissive is an indicator that such phoniness is understood as an ongoing project—not something to be debunked and instantaneously done away with. A “big phony” is recognized as such because he or she continues to attempt to deceive; if the beholder is no longer falling for it, then someone else might be. In this sense, the concept of the phony positions having-been-seen-through as a central ontological attribute.
- Hugh S. Manon’s “Qui Perd Gagne: Failure and Cinematic Seduction”
Yet another Kony poster torn down by my own two hands.
A worthy trophy for the mantelpiece.