Minimalism: Game Over

#51

Vompatti wrote:Is the picture we're trying to guess an album cover?

I am not willing to give out that information.

#52

Does anyone here embrace minimalism as a lifestyle? In any part of your life? Like in footwear, I look for something utilitarian, which means I am often in boots and am also bad at being a girl.

But for wall decorations, my place is anything but of the minimalist aesthetic.

#53

I practice minimalism in the following areas:
-going to the doctor
-listening to nutrition advice
-believing chiropractors aren't frauds

#54

i have minimally posted thus far.

#55

A Person wrote:i have minimally posted thus far.

That's true. How is that working out for you?

How do you best like your cheese? Shredded?

#56

Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:i have minimally posted thus far.

That's true. How is that working out for you?

How do you best like your cheese? Shredded?

It seems to be ok, but i can't really say much about it.

as long as i'm putting it on an omelete or something.

#57

A Person wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:i have minimally posted thus far.

That's true. How is that working out for you?

How do you best like your cheese? Shredded?
It seems to be ok, but i can't really say much about it.

as long as i'm putting it on an omelete or something.

So shredding - you like shredding then?

#58

Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:i have minimally posted thus far.

That's true. How is that working out for you?

How do you best like your cheese? Shredded?
It seems to be ok, but i can't really say much about it.

as long as i'm putting it on an omelete or something.
So shredding - you like shredding then?

Shredding is good, yes. I do it too often i think, if that's possible.

#59

A Person wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:i have minimally posted thus far.

That's true. How is that working out for you?

How do you best like your cheese? Shredded?
It seems to be ok, but i can't really say much about it.

as long as i'm putting it on an omelete or something.
So shredding - you like shredding then?
Shredding is good, yes. I do it too often i think, if that's possible.

What is the appropriate amount of shredding, q.m.

#60

Here is the fourth part of the image:

#61

Here's my minimal contribution:

I think it's a very pretty photo k.

#62

Lizzy wrote:Here's my minimal contribution:

I think it's a very pretty photo k.

It is very pretty, but it's also a bit eerie. I could picture a decrepit, water-logged hand reaching out of the lake from its briny deep.

#63

#64

My bologna has a first name; it's P-I-C-K-L-E

#65

I practice minimalism by having a minimal amount of cash in my wallet & bank account; too much $ would weigh me down with mundane worldly concerns.

Yeah.

#66

I've been practicing minimal housekeeping lately :/

#67

Would any of you agree that deconstructed food courses counts as minimalism? I've been going back on forth on it all day.

#68

Here is the fifth image clue:

#69

thellama73 wrote:Here is the fifth image clue:

Is it a tree?

#70

Mongoose wrote:Would any of you agree that deconstructed food courses counts as minimalism? I've been going back on forth on it all day.

It depends. I think simple as is would be more minimalistic than taking something complex then simplifying it. Then again, it also makes a larger statement to minimalism. I'm not quite sure.

#71

BoatsBoatsBoats wrote:
Mongoose wrote:Would any of you agree that deconstructed food courses counts as minimalism? I've been going back on forth on it all day.
It depends. I think simple as is would be more minimalistic than taking something complex then simplifying it. Then again, it also makes a larger statement to minimalism. I'm not quite sure.

I really like where you are going with that.

#72

Mongoose wrote:
BoatsBoatsBoats wrote:
Mongoose wrote:Would any of you agree that deconstructed food courses counts as minimalism? I've been going back on forth on it all day.
It depends. I think simple as is would be more minimalistic than taking something complex then simplifying it. Then again, it also makes a larger statement to minimalism. I'm not quite sure.
I really like where you are going with that.

I find deconstructed more complex than constructed even if it has the same parts.

#73

What if you were to represent foods in their most minimalistic forms, like just a tomato and a piece of pasta for spaghetti q.m.

#74

A Person wrote:What if you were to represent foods in their most minimalistic forms, like just a tomato and a piece of pasta for spaghetti q.m.

Well see you can further simplify spaghetti. You could just show a cup of flour or semonlina. Maybe a sprig of basil.

#75

Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:What if you were to represent foods in their most minimalistic forms, like just a tomato and a piece of pasta for spaghetti q.m.
Well see you can further simplify spaghetti. You could just show a cup of flour or semonlina. Maybe a sprig of basil.

True, I guess you could just take a photo of the sun and call it spaghetti.

#76

Vompatti wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
BoatsBoatsBoats wrote:
Mongoose wrote:Would any of you agree that deconstructed food courses counts as minimalism? I've been going back on forth on it all day.
It depends. I think simple as is would be more minimalistic than taking something complex then simplifying it. Then again, it also makes a larger statement to minimalism. I'm not quite sure.
I really like where you are going with that.
I find deconstructed more complex than constructed even if it has the same parts.

This; it is taking simplicity and complicating it in an attempt to do the opposite.

#77

I'm in an Eno sort of mood tonight, so I think I will post some minimalist music for you all to enjoy.

Discreet Music (1975) was the result of an extended hospital stay by Brian Eno when he could just hear a radio without being able to turn it off. He found the faintness of the sound mesmerizing and promptly composed this piece, which relies on iterative processes to gradually develop over its half hour length. Widely considered to be the first example of modern Ambient music, although drawing on the works of earlier composers such as Erik Satie, from whom we'll hear more later.

#78

Brian Eno is fucking awesome.

Nevinera wrote:
S~V~S wrote:I'll be back in 3.5 weeks to vote for the high poster.
I'll be voting for the low poster around then, myself. Hopefully it's not me!

And I'll probably do this too. I know it's what Logan would really want!

But I'm not sure yet. Plenty of time to figure it out. But that said, I doubt I'll come to any conclusive decision.

#79

Here is part six of the image. Come on, guys, you know this one!

#80

Are you posting them from top down or in a random order?

#81

Is it an album cover Mr Llama?

#82

Vompatti wrote:Are you posting them from top down or in a random order?

No to both questions.

Snow Dog wrote:Is it an album cover Mr Llama?

It might be, but it might be something completely different!

#83

Hi, my name is Alison and I prefer Minimalism over Mini-mall-ism.

Also, this is my joke of the week:

Q. What do you call it when a latke acts flirty?

A. Croquettish

#84

Are we allowed to change our votes?

#85

S~V~S wrote:Are we allowed to change our votes?

Yes, as many times as you like.

#86

Thank You for the speedy reply

Another question~ what happens if we lynch the baddie Day One?

#87

S~V~S wrote:Thank You for the speedy reply

Another question~ what happens if we lynch the baddie Day One?

Then the game ends and the civvies win! But I really hope that doesn't happen...

#88

Changing votes is allowed? Interesting!

#89

thellama73 wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Thank You for the speedy reply

Another question~ what happens if we lynch the baddie Day One?
Then the game ends and the civvies win! But I really hope that doesn't happen...

Are you....pro-Baddie?

#90

Mongoose wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Thank You for the speedy reply

Another question~ what happens if we lynch the baddie Day One?
Then the game ends and the civvies win! But I really hope that doesn't happen...
Are you....pro-Baddie?

What kind of host isn't?

Lol.

#91

Mongoose wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Thank You for the speedy reply

Another question~ what happens if we lynch the baddie Day One?
Then the game ends and the civvies win! But I really hope that doesn't happen...
Are you....pro-Baddie?

No, I am just pro-longing the game!

#92

Mongoose wrote:Does anyone here embrace minimalism as a lifestyle? In any part of your life? Like in footwear, I look for something utilitarian, which means I am often in boots and am also bad at being a girl.

But for wall decorations, my place is anything but of the minimalist aesthetic.

I'm pretty minimal when it comes to decor in my home. I cannot stand clutter and I absolutely hate to dust, so the knick-knacks went away not long after my husband and I were married.

Minimalism and food? Well, there is none of that around here. Hubby cooks up some good meals with lots of yummy components.

#93

Elohcin wrote:
Mongoose wrote:Does anyone here embrace minimalism as a lifestyle? In any part of your life? Like in footwear, I look for something utilitarian, which means I am often in boots and am also bad at being a girl.

But for wall decorations, my place is anything but of the minimalist aesthetic.
I'm pretty minimal when it comes to decor in my home. I cannot stand clutter and I absolutely hate to dust, so the knick-knacks went away not long after my husband and I were married.

Minimalism and food? Well, there is none of that around here. Hubby cooks up some good meals with lots of yummy components.

Indeed, I am going to sneak over to your house for dinner.

#94

Between my cake business and Rob's cooking, it is difficult to lose weight though. I had lost 17 lbs of baby weight and then gained it all back over the summer. Rob (school teacher) insisted on cooking at least two meals over the summer. My baby is 17 months and I still have 25 lbs to lose!

#95

Oh...and you'd be welcome for dinner anytime

#96

Clue #7:

#97

Elohcin wrote:Oh...and you'd be welcome for dinner anytime

Aww yay! Also, you look fabulous.

#98

Mr Llama Host Man, what happens if we lynch John Cage Day One?

#99

S~V~S wrote:Mr Llama Host Man, what happens if we lynch John Cage Day One?

thellama73 wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Thank You for the speedy reply

Another question~ what happens if we lynch the baddie Day One?
Then the game ends and the civvies win! But I really hope that doesn't happen...
Are you....pro-Baddie?
No, I am just pro-longing the game!

#100

I forgot I already asked this, lol~

Who invented the prepared piano?