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Sometimes life (and art) aren’t fair, particularly in the case of classic Looney Tunes character Wile E. Coyote. So, let us consider his artistic brilliance and how his violence overshadows it.
Wait, would this body of work fall into hyperrealism, land art, installation? Mr. Coyote was clearly ahead of his time.
It’s sad how Wile E. Coyote is remembered for his violence, and not for his brilliantly realistic paintings of tunnels.
— Matt Roller (@rolldiggity) October 15, 2011
h/t Zach Alan
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Let’s also consider how this joke is constantly stolen and repurposed with little to no attribution to the original writer.
Do you know who the “original” writer is?
It was me. You have me in there, buried between people who reused the joke without attribution, months to years after my original post. I accept plagiarism as a reality from one-off tweeters / reddit, but for an article, I feel like I’m justified in hoping for an effort at attribution?
This post from 2009 predates your tweet: http://www.benchtec.co.uk/forums/threads/3200-Problem-with-my-single-stage-unit?s=1a5aaf66113648d595fc0f9c96bb9a64&p=39979&viewfull=1#post39979
Are you the original poster here?
first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!