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There is a statue of limitation on a crime, but not on a judgement. If you were judged guilty there is no statue of limitations. I move about allot, so I have had Parking tickets and w2 forms go missing in the mail. Spending a weekend in jail over a $35 parking ticket that got lost in the mail is a fun American path time.
Hmmm...do you suppose that the aforementioned path leads to that statue?
And, if so, how much time should I allot to viewing this work of art?
I hope that there are no limitations on how much time I can allot to viewing it!
It's a sweet idea... creating a statue honoring limitation, honoring the existence of frailties which many of us have. Some artists may visualize their creation as having an air of sadness, but others might see it as a joyful recognition of human traits.
It's a sweet idea... creating a statue honoring limitation, honoring the existence of frailties which many of us have. Some artists may visualize their creation as having an air of sadness, but others might see it as a joyful recognition of human traits.
That would have been a good commission for Rodin, but--sadly--he is long gone.
I wonder if any modern-day sculptors have the talent to capture the mood that would be necessary for a really good Statue of Limitations.
That would have been a good commission for Rodin, but--sadly--he is long gone.
I wonder if any modern-day sculptors have the talent to capture the mood that would be necessary for a really good Statue of Limitations.
If there are none around, perhaps a Statue of Imitations will suffice.
"Okay so I am in my last year of high school and I have been in a pretty close nit group of friends since 7th or 8th grade..."
Not so surprised to hear that - lice are commonly spread at institutions such as schools.
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