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Q: Would you put your hand in a place you don't know, without lighting, and without being able to look inside it?
A: No.

Q: Can an everyday object be a dadaist work of art?
A: Maybe if it is taken to a place other than its conventional one and given a new name for that new situation, but I don't think anyone would pay (USD) $6,000,000 for a banana fixed to a stand with duct tape.
The object in the photograph resembles a protective visor for welding, part of an armor, an external register box for light or water, ... I really don't know what exactly it was in better days, but I know that I don't like waste.

Q: Any music?
A: A few days ago I watched an interview on TV with one of the guitarists from the band Metallica in which he talked about another interest of his besides rock music and the electric guitar, surfing, interesting.
A song? None.

Paths in the jungle:|:(

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Q: What was the initial title of this publication?
A: Quente e frio me faz espirrar. Trocada a peça voltou a funcionar. ...
Next, how to format?

Q: Would you name a person you made up based on some 'sacred' publication, for example one of the editions of the naughty Bible?
A: No, I wouldn't do that to a person who didn't ask to be born, not even if I were paid to agree with something I don't agree with.
Is there any sacred publication that can't be interpreted differently for the better in relation to what was previously published? It's an obvious question that evangelicals apparently don't know about.

Q: Did you like the photographic simulation of a snapshot?
A: Later I will try to make a better photographic simulation. ... Ready! ... I changed again. ... Published.

Q: Do you know what's worse than being a music teacher?
A: Listening to someone else learning, that's why the teacher gets paid, not the neighbor.

Q: What is God today?
A: God is a collective of antennas and satellites.

Q: What is the antichrist?
A: Not wanting to be crucified, not wanting to be the lightning rod of the world, ... other interpretations with the same meaning.

Q: Any music?
A: The Jam - That's Entertainment.
Thin Lizzy - Running Back.
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer.

Q: Would you like to explain the three choices?
A: Yes, I believe it is necessary.
I didn't get to know rock music through 92.5 MHz, and even less through 102.1 MHz.
Changing channels on TV, where there is very little content that I really like, including on the subject of music, suddenly the video for the song That's Entertainment by the band The Jam came on, I knew the band, that song, and the video for it, watching it all again was a welcome surprise, better than skipping superfluous news. Coincidence or not, another channel showed a short documentary about Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy. In high school, a student who was in the same class as me and lived nearby lent me Thin Lizzy's Jailbreak LP, I don't remember now if he intended for me to buy it or if I intended to exchange it for an LP I had, Come Taste the Band by Deep Purple. The short documentary on TV brought that event back from the depths of my memory.
Searching for more information on the internet about both subjects, I found a really interesting video about the song Psycho Killer by Talking Heads, I don't know if the video was the band's official version of that song.
I didn't consider the lyrics of the songs as a criterion for choosing the three songs.
Great bands and great songs have completely disappeared from TV, in the past they were never on the radio, they disappeared perhaps because the musicians were no longer young or no longer alive, the people who choose what will be shown on TV today have not even been interested in creating a space on TV for the audience that liked and still likes those songs and bands, it is as if they did not want an entire generation to not exist, but it still exists, mainly on the internet.

Q: Do you know how to cool down a heated city?
A: It wouldn't be by being an activist for the unbridled procreation of humans influenced by the fascists of the Church or the nazis of the Temple.