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i added you on my watching list. im watching you. WATCHINGGGGGGG@@@@111223242!!!!!!1111!
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3D Modelling - Digital Photograpy - [link]
"By June of 1968 the seeds of paranoia which had been planted by Warhol’s possession of her "lost" script and her "contractual obligation" to Girodias had reached full bloom. She had come to realize the conspiratorial web she was enmeshed in: the great Andy Warhol hadn’t actually lost her play, but was stealing it in order to turn it into a film. To assist him in the theft, he arranged for Girodias to sign the contract giving him ownership to her work so that he, according to Valerie, had her "tied up, lock, stock, and barrel." (The fact that the Warhol and Girodias didn’t know each other, and the closest the pair had ever been was the night of the film screening didn’t detract from her conspiracy theory.) She decided that she needed to take action.
Valerie bought a .32 caliber pistol. Solanas produced the .32 caliber pistol and fired two shots at Warhol, both of which missed. Terrified, Warhol screamed, "No! No! Valerie, don’t do it!" She fired again, sending a bullet through Warhol’s left lung, spleen, stomach, liver, esophagus and right lung.
With Warhol lying in a pool of blood, Solanas turned to Amaya, firing twice, the second bullet hitting him above the right hip. Despite the wound, Amaya managed to run into the back studio, where he slammed the door and held it shut behind him.
Solanas then turned to Fred Hughes, who fell to his knees and begged her not to shoot. Just then the elevator door opened; the elevator was empty. Hughes said, "Oh, there’s the elevator. Why don’t you get on, Valerie?"
"That’s a good idea." she replied, and left."
So don't steal. Information lifted from: [link]
'nuff said...
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