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![]() > Bling Bling originally meant to have
> extremelly shiny jewelry or a very shiny > car. Well, that explains why a business article which mentioned a certain car refered to it as a bling bling. > Now...tell me...what the heck is a > "kitsch"? Ages ago I also had to ask the question "What does Kitsch mean?" People were using it all over the place and I couldn't see any connection. It's like something - an object - would be said to be kitsch. Then an overall look would also be said to be kitsch. Well, now my dictionary has the word - doesn't have other more common words but it has kitsch. And it says, "pretentious or worthless art, literature, etc." So I guess maybe you could also call it Shabby Chic. Oh man... what's with all these terms? My brain hurt. Scuse me while I lay down for a while. :o) Michael Ross |
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