How do you think this type of art was received at the time it was released? How do you think more traditional artists of the era felt about this piece? Plz don't report this, it is for edge.

Answer:

I think people thought it was disgusting.

Answer:

I think that more traditional artists felt disgusted or weirded out.

Explanation:

Okay, how 'bout another?
Song Lyrics:
"I know it feels like you are part of a dream!
"You can fly, and fight wars without judgement!
"You respawn, and your mistakes will reveal,
"but you will always be searching for an answer!"
Name that song, and the band!

Lol. who else is failing class? My grades are due today.

Just would like to see what people's opinions are on my art. plz be honest!

Do u like it i wrote poem on it
it says

Breathe

nature
smells fresh
feels good
nature
chirping
splashing in the water
nature
biking
hiking
nature
breathe it in

Why tho????????????????????????

Hi! If you could have one superpower what would it be? OR If you could have ALL the superpowers of one superhero who would it be?

Helppp (1) On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens sent an explosion of ash, gas, and rock into the sky. This eruption led to the death of 57 people, in addition to permanently changing the surrounding landscape. It is still one of the most disastrous volcanic eruptions in recent history.


(2) Mount St. Helens is located in the Cascade Mountain Range in Washington, United States. It is part of the Ring of Fire, an important geological area. This area is home to over 160 active volcanos. Volcanos are active if they have erupted at least once in the last 10,000 years. Mount St. Helens is a stratovolcano. This means it is a steep, evenly shaped cone made of many layers of volcanic rock and ash. These volcanos often have explosive eruptions.


(3) Before the eruption of Mount St. Helens, a bulge of rock formed on the northern side of the mountain. Then, early on May 18th, an earthquake occurred that was caused by increasing pressure inside the mountain. This led to a landslide. The force of the landslide collapsed the entire northern side of the mountain, which led to a lateral blast. Lateral blasts occur when volcanos erupt sideways, rather than at the peak. This lateral blast sent rocks flying for miles at high speeds. These blasts destroy forests, buildings, and other structures in a short amount of time. The lateral blast at Mount St. Helens destroyed an area of about 150 square miles. It destroyed forests and left debris in three-inch layers, making the situation even more disastrous.


(4) When Mount St. Helens erupted, clouds of deadly ash, volcanic rock, and pyroclastic flows flew outward from the volcano. Pyroclastic flows are more dangerous than lava flows. They are made of gas and volcanic matter. The temperature inside one can reach 1832 °F. They move at a speed of more than 50 miles per hour. It is impossible for humans and animals to outrun them. These flows make the eruption of stratovolcanos deadly. As a result, the forests covering the mountain were ruined. Fortunately, there weren't any towns near enough to be destroyed.


(5) By the time Mount St. Helens finished erupting, a crater had formed at its top. Forests had been destroyed for miles and rivers had been blocked by debris. Clouds had even blocked out the sun in the entire state. It took years for the environment to recover.


How does the fifth paragraph support the main idea of the article that the eruption at Mount St. Helens was dangerous and had lasting effects?

But if you like causing trouble up in hotel rooms
And if you like having secret little rendezvous
If you like to do the things you know that we shouldn't do
Then, baby, I'm perfect
Baby, I'm perfect for you
And if you like midnight driving with the windows down
And if you like going places we can't even pronounce
If you like to do whatever you've been dreaming about
Then, baby, you're perfect
Baby, you're perfect
So let's start right now

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(1) On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens sent an explosion of ash, gas, and rock into the sky. This eruption led to the death of 57 people, in addition to permanently changing the surrounding landscape. It is still one of the most disastrous volcanic eruptions in recent history.

(2) Mount St. Helens is located in the Cascade Mountain Range in Washington, United States. It is part of the Ring of Fire, an important geological area. This area is home to over 160 active volcanos. Volcanos are active if they have erupted at least once in the last 10,000 years. Mount St. Helens is a stratovolcano. This means it is a steep, evenly shaped cone made of many layers of volcanic rock and ash. These volcanos often have explosive eruptions.

(3) Before the eruption of Mount St. Helens, a bulge of rock formed on the northern side of the mountain. Then, early on May 18th, an earthquake occurred that was caused by increasing pressure inside the mountain. This led to a landslide. The force of the landslide collapsed the entire northern side of the mountain, which led to a lateral blast. Lateral blasts occur when volcanos erupt sideways, rather than at the peak. This lateral blast sent rocks flying for miles at high speeds. These blasts destroy forests, buildings, and other structures in a short amount of time. The lateral blast at Mount St. Helens destroyed an area of about 150 square miles. It destroyed forests and left debris in three-inch layers, making the situation even more disastrous.

(4) When Mount St. Helens erupted, clouds of deadly ash, volcanic rock, and pyroclastic flows flew outward from the volcano. Pyroclastic flows are more dangerous than lava flows. They are made of gas and volcanic matter. The temperature inside one can reach 1832 °F. They move at a speed of more than 50 miles per hour. It is impossible for humans and animals to outrun them. These flows make the eruption of stratovolcanos deadly. As a result, the forests covering the mountain were ruined. Fortunately, there weren't any towns near enough to be destroyed.

(5) By the time Mount St. Helens finished erupting, a crater had formed at its top. Forests had been destroyed for miles and rivers had been blocked by debris. Clouds had even blocked out the sun in the entire state. It took years for the environment to recover.

hey yall, ask me a question about beekeeping and ill try to answer im board
also, so i don't get reported, whats 19x19

Post a funny meme for today. Happy saturday! :)

what is the oldest memory that you have

Read this research question:

What was farm life in California like during the Great Depression?

Which advanced search would likely produce the best research material?
1. farm life + California + primary source
2. farm life + California + Great Depression
3. Great Depression + farm + economy
4. California + farm life + history