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I wasn't too impressed with being woken up at 4am with noise continuing until just before 7am. I thought Southwark was doing night time road works. I cannot understand what a Madonna and child have to do with a pub which has a picture of a carrot on the side of the building..

Curmudgeon Wrote:

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> I like the street art but I find this piece

> fatuous and quite boring

>

> Shame


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How can you say that? This is what it says in the blurb about the artist on the link above ...



"He is perhaps best known for constructing powerful narratives juxtaposing philosophy, ancient mythology and modern politics to inspire an evolved consciousness. This interpretation of reality is achieved through balanced dialogue between realism and the supernatural. MEAR ONE helps us envision the sublime spirit of our time - not by escaping reality, but by confronting it head on."



See? It's helping us envision the sublime spirit of our time. Oh, and inspiring an evolved consciousness :))


Private Eye material, anyone? Pseuds' Corner?

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