No, it can't be wine or soap because those things weren't conceived for their purpose - there's some accidental quality about them. The dude who invented wine wasn't thinking, I want to taste a liquid that smells and tastes of the earth around me and if I consume enough possesses me with the power of the universe. No, he crushed some grapes like he did with everything he could get his hands on, left some in a corner he forgot about and drank it a couple months later. The community crusher soon became the town drunk and his real genius was wanting to turn everything around him into liquid - the rest was the spirits gift (npi).
The kind of thing I'm talking about, such as the radio, perform as conceived - no accident. The women watching those idiots carrying logs from the back to the front of the line so they could roll their fishing boat down the beach, was tired of waiting for someone to haul in the nets. So she shared her plan for the wheel. Oh no, it was no accident, she wanted to get things moving faster and free up the liquid makers time.
How many times did van Gogh paint those sunflowers? That was no accident, he knew what he was trying to convey and didn't quit until he achieved it and he was nuts. Which brings up another question, for another time.
La Linea, was no accident. Maybe I blew it up a bit with talk of the wheel but think about it... This dude, Osvaldo Cavandoli, materialized genius with a perfect, simple notion. Three minute entertainment, that can be broadcast in any country, to any demographic, at any time and produced for very little money. La Linea speaks a universal language and tells a story that everyone loves. Who doesn't have three minutes to laugh?
If you follow these rules to make a television program I wonder what would happen? Is that how Gags came to be, check out this driving dog, hard to argue with that!
Yup, this all hinges on a driving dog.
La Linea, Osvaldo Cavandoli.
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