Cathoderaynipple 

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  • This is a stupid phrase, / I know I use it all the time to confuse and annoy children. / It was originally a throw away comment off a George Carlin record from the early 70’s referring to phrases you don’t hear much. / This got me thinking along the lines of Lucan’s “Television, The Drug Of The Nation” Challenge. / Back before Reality TV became so popular back in the dark and damp 1970’s there were television shows that were so truly pathetic and painful that they make today’s television delightful. / These shows, predominantly from the US were called Situation Comedies or SitCom’s. / These awful monstrosities often had an annoying character that had a catch phrase. The more popular the show became, the more that show depended on the Character’s catch phrase to hold the show together or even finish the episode off. / Examples include: / Welcome Back Kotter: “ Wha?”, / “Mister Kot-tieyer” “Ooh Ooh!” (Wave hand like a school child) / / Happy Days “Heyyyy!” / “Coooool!” Different Strokes “What choo talking about Willis?” The Good Times “Dyn-O-Mite” The Poms were just as guilty with / Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em. “ Oh Betty” / or / On the Buses “I’ll get you Butler” These catch phrases would be repeated all over the school yard and work place by unoriginal wags looking for a cheap laugh. / So I made this Tee Shirt in the hope if this kind of television has a resurgence- and mark my words it will again one day. I’m at least on the front foot for some quick sales. / . / . / Or maybe I’m just going surreal / The artwork is a rework of clipart that came with my version of Windows XP

  • A Danny Nolan/Scott Robinson Collaboration, and entry to the current “Agent provocature” challenge set by Mr Lucan. TV – conditioning us by ways of un-obtainable offerings. T-shirt version Thanks Danny.

  • vidiotomy
    by ToxtethOGrady

    US$23.94

    Television, the drug of the Nation / Breeding ignorance and feeding radiation

  • Conditioning.
    by Scott Robinson

    US$3.42–US$91.20

    A Danny Nolan/Scott Robinson Collaboration, and entry to the current “Agent provocature” challenge set by Mr Lucan. TV – conditioning us by ways of un-obtainable offerings. Thanks Danny.

  • Inspired by ‘Television, the Drug of the Nation’ by The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy In fact I’ll make it an open invitation for anyone to create an image based on a line from that song, tag it ‘cathoderaynipple’ it’s a fucking plethora of good hearty stuff. I actually wanted this to be a silhouette of dear Paris, but being as bland as she is, I couldn’t source an iconic image that would have served as a suitable starting point.

  • Image based on the line, “Breeding ignorance and feeding radiation” from the song ‘Television, the Drug of the Nation’ by The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy. / . / Ahh…Memories of old school late nights watching rage! / . / Open invitation theme by Lucan Industries (Took the tag literally!). / . / And yes, its Banksy Inspired in its delivery !!! / / Was tempted to only have it available in RGB – red, green and blue…but some of the other colours look cool! / / Detail: /

  • T.V. is the place where / armchair generals and quarterbacks can / experience first hand / the excitement of video warfare / as the theme song is sung in the background See here for more details of Lucan’s challenge. My first attempt at Illustrator :-)

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