My son Ian was perusing the book 1001 Paintings You must See Before You Die and he stumbled upon Courbet's infamous work innocuously entitled "The Origin of the World" . . . which is a rather graphic close-up portrait of a woman's genitalia, a rather hirsute woman's genitalia . . . but luckily I wasn't home, and so he asked my wife about the picture and she explained to him what it was and he replied: "Oh, I thought it was a black hole."
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It is, Ian. It is.
Ian is a modern day Crash Davis.
Excellent.
explain.
Crash Davis compared a woman's delicates to the Bermuda Triangle which is kind of like a black hole. A man can get lost in there and never be heard from again.
got it. in ten years, i will explain this metaphor to ian.
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