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Tuesday, December 21, 2004

"God Will Always Make You Pay"

I used to work with a woman who liked to use that phrase whenever she discussed something she knew she shouldn't have done. The thought never seemed to stop her, though, from reveling in the pleasures of her minor sins.

This might not actually be God's doing, but Artnet brings us what certainly could be seen as a warning from the Pope. Something makes me think, though, that this little message won't take the edge off work by the art world's favorite prankster any more than the threat of divine retribution limited my former colleague's transgressions.



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