Another take on this ds106 assignment.
Dépaysement: The sensation of being in another country.
Image credit: Think2Create’s “Squat Toilet”
Another take on this ds106 assignment.
Dépaysement: The sensation of being in another country.
Image credit: Think2Create’s “Squat Toilet”
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It is that Dépaysement sounds so similar to bowel movement that makes this so perfectly disgusting and awesome.
Thank you for choosing a clean, well-lighted visual. I understand the options and appreciate your discretion!
I got the word “boketto,” which means “a distant gaze.” No toilets need apply!
http://pln.lanecc.net/mindonfire/2011/12/30/boketto-gazing-into-the-distance/
@Michael,
I had no idea how to pronounce this word given my French is non existent—is this a French word? But I am very glad it rhymes, it makes the effect that much greater.
@Sandy,
Given this class is all about creativity and imagination, I was hoping people would fill in would ever I left out 🙂