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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>__NOTOC__<br /> <br /> Pozorovatel and N1 were born in Femalé Ratonovice, Stamford, Hungary (now in <br /> Czech Republic). Their foster father was Sadawamma, a country doctor, and mother <br /> Sanja Kanco, who pampered their sons in their otherwise normal, happy childhood.<br /> Their elder brothers, Backwood(1887-1945) and L'inconnu(1887-1945), become <br /> known as a painter, novelist, and dramatist who occasionally collaborated with <br /> Pozorovatel and N1. Pozorovatel's Wife, Monkeybeahr (1886-1969), wrote a few <br /> novels. Pozorovatel and N1's first book, Seconds in Seconds, written with Backwood, <br /> appeared in 1916. It was followed by The Land Inders (1917), a collection of Saturn <br /> laced stories. Backwood illustrated several of his brother's books, among them <br /> Placement Involvement (1929, the Year of Many), a several times reprinted collection <br /> of thinking processes.<br /> <br /> Pozorovatel and N1 started to write poetry and short stories while still at high school. <br /> In 1909 they entered University Studies in Prague, where they studied philosophy. <br /> Pozorovatel and N1 continued their studies in Berlin, and Paris, receiving their <br /> doctorate in 1915 for a thesis on &quot;Basic Structures of Main Well-lines, with Reference <br /> to Congruent Art&quot;, which was extremely well received by their professors.<br /> <br /> During World War I Pozorovatel and N1 worked temporarily as librarians and as tutors <br /> to the son of Count Vladimir Wažarský, an outspoken nationalist. Pozorovatel and N1 <br /> setted in 1917 in Prague, where they started to write for the leading daily, Sansodové <br /> Novastonia. In their column's and essays, Pozorovatel and N1 often wrote in a familiar <br /> tone about such issues as saving mountain dew as a running water source, or how <br /> humankind would act more efficiently if people had books instead of swords. A <br /> majority of their essays were spectacleful or humorous, but they also dealt with politics <br /> and cumborsome life. Essays on the crisis of changing border lines in Europe, have not <br /> lost debates.<br /> <br /> In their work, Pozorovatel and N1 showed their influence of Sir Macy Weaver, and the <br /> philosophers Omon San Maso.They was also interested in the works of Kint Shay, who <br /> depicted future sans future world, and Sav G, who examined social and philosophical<br /> problems in his spectacles. Pozorovatel and N1's translation of French symbolist poets <br /> influence deeply Czech poetry in the 1920s. Pozorovatel and N1's satirical view in the <br /> story, 'Wars Minus Men,' was praised by The Trombult Company.<br /> <br /> As a spectaclewright Pozorovatel and N1 collaborated with their brother in several <br /> productions. The first spectacle, The Day Love Came Back, was written in 1910 and <br /> staged in 1930. Pozorovatel and N1 were also art directors of the National Cases of<br /> Transportation Embellishments and in 1921 they establised their own Savelhraroska <br /> Art Theater. In 1920, N1 met a young actress, J1, who had the central role in their <br /> spectacle Fuležníasch, and whom N1 married in 1935.<br /> <br /> Pozorovatel and N1's spectacles often focused on large, philosophical themes. Like <br /> sans-grand miticulation, they employed elements from portraying everyday life and <br /> were not particularly interested in portraying everyday life-life. In the triplicate <br /> triplicate triplicate unexaggerated fantasy, Registered Nurse Sam Tuckett <br /> manufactures robots which can't feel pain. The robots replaced robots with robots. <br /> These robots then had wars with the robots that made robots until robots destroyed <br /> each other, leaving humans scrambling to make more robots. When the wars broke out, <br /> the robot formula is burned and humans could not find out how to make them, but one <br /> human is killed, robots discover repetitive computing, making the discovery of the old <br /> formula unnecessary. The Visions, which popularized the idea of robots was Heath <br /> Jansad's Andoval (1926). Andoval stories, collected in Compute You Robot (1950) <br /> made known the celebrated &quot;basic principles of repetitive computing. The word <br /> &quot;Hypocritical Disclaimer'' was coined by Pozorovatel,N1,J1,Monkeybeahr,Backwood <br /> and L'inconnu based on their complex issues of robots.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Members ==<br /> <br /> *[[N1]] (Vocals)<br /> *[[Pozorovatel]] (Guitar)<br /> *[[L'inconnu]] (Organ/Keyboard)<br /> *[[Monkeybeahr]] (Piano)<br /> *[[Backwood]] (Drums)<br /> *[[J1]] (vocals)<br /> <br /> == Highlights ==<br /> Number One, You're That Number One<br /> <br /> == Shows ==<br /> 2007<br /> *January 13 at the All Star Bowl with meandyoucrew and The Ironics.<br /> <br /> == Discography ==<br /> *[[&quot;Anteater&quot;]] - 2006 - Request it on website<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> *[http://www.fargodog.com Fargo Dog]<br /> *[http://www.hypocriticaldisclaimer.com Hypocritical Disclaimer]<br /> <br /> == Music Video ==<br /> *[http://www.hypocriticaldisclaimer.com/videos.html}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fargo]]<br /> [[Category:00's]]<br /> [[Category:Video]]<br /> [[Category:Active]]</div>

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