From the twisted mind of L. Rogers comes an art book featuring 32 mediocre, run-of-the-mill, average-looking pictures of the same rock. Many of the photographs include ironic shadows. In a reference to the modern era of art, the pictures have essentially no variety, with many of the photographs shot close-up, at similar angles, and with the same type of disappointing backgrounds (clothing, a table, random surfaces) that nonchalantly fade into the book's unassuming pages. Speaking with his iconic artist's humor, L. Rogers once said that this book "is the perfect Singles' Awareness gift that a singleton can give to him or herself." This version of the book is printed entirely in black and white, to signify the paradigm of staticity that permeates all of our lives.