"I think it's a funny footnote," says Marsea Goldberg, a Los Angeles gallerist who has nurtured many street artists.
A funny footnote is that Eliza Dushku, who is in Whedon's stable of actors, plays the daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis in "True Lies".
There's a very funny footnote in the book.
The Broncos' 35-point explosion in the second half made his fail a funny footnote to a historic comeback.
Never preachy or shrill, the strip's meticulous consideration of history's funniest footnotes run counter to her excellently messy artwork.
"A decade from now, this will be just a funny historical footnote," Dr. Thomson said in the interview.
Who knew that on Friday night, he'd befuddle and delight the 3,000-odd 3,000-odd-and-evening-gown attendees at the gala, which raises money for musicians in need, with a biting, funny, endlessly quotablack-tie-and-evening-gownch that ran like an epic Dylan lyrical composithen.
For the first time there is humour, whether in "Learning to Drive" or "Footnotes" (a very funny found poem, I take it), or in "Things You Can't Post", inspired by a Royal Mail leaflet: "No Prohibited drugs, / no living creatures / (pigeons make their own arrangements), / no explosives, matches, bank-notes / (unless copies of obsolete items), / no filth".
Who knew footnotes could be so funny?
