Brainaddict
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Indeed - what wanker thought that was cutting edge art?salem said:Anything will be an improvement on that vile perspex abomination of a year 7 Design Technology project that's there now though
Indeed - what wanker thought that was cutting edge art?salem said:Anything will be an improvement on that vile perspex abomination of a year 7 Design Technology project that's there now though
pogofish said:Didn't we do this a little while ago?

poster342002 said:I say demolish the silly thing altogether and, in doing so, scrap the tedious "what should go on the empty plinth?" industry that has grown up around it.![]()
Oh, and this would have the added welcome effect of getting rid of the equally tedious and inane "what about a statue of plinth charles?" suggestions that oh-so-hilarious readers send into the papers whenever this vacuous debate is raised for the umpteenth time.![]()

God you're a miserable bastard. It's the only plinth in all of London that anyone notices or talks about or gets any enjoyment from discussing. How terribleposter342002 said:I say demolish the silly thing altogether and, in doing so, scrap the tedious "what should go on the empty plinth?" industry that has grown up around it.![]()

Yeah, but it's just the same old circular, never-concluded debate that just serves to give media-pundits a job.Brainaddict said:God you're a miserable bastard. It's the only plinth in all of London that anyone notices or talks about or gets any enjoyment from discussing. How terrible![]()
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When the Queen pops her clogs, they're gonna put a statue of her on the plinth. Until then, there's going to be a new statue every once in a while.poster342002 said:Yeah, but it's just the same old circular, never-concluded debate that just serves to give media-pundits a job.
poster342002 said:Yeah, but it's just the same old circular, never-concluded debate that just serves to give media-pundits a job.

It's not meant to be concludedposter342002 said:Yeah, but it's just the same old circular, never-concluded debate that just serves to give media-pundits a job.
- it's been decided that for now it will be a series of temporary exhibits. It gets people talking about art and it's quite refreshing to have a spot in the centre of London that changes and wasn't set in stone (literally) in Victorian times or earlier.
Minnie_the_Minx said:And if you don't like it, then if Gormley wins, you can apply to stand up there for an hour and rant about it![]()
No doubt to the eternal delight of messrs Phil Page and Phillipa Column...Brainaddict said:It's not meant to be concluded- it's been decided that for now it will be a series of temporary exhibits.

Roadkill said:Now that I would go and see!

Orang Utan said:None of these suggestions are in keeping with the military victory theme, so why not have Simon Weston. Not a statue though. As a concession to the iconoclasts, let's have the actual Simon Weston, in a cage
Minnie_the_Minx said:Same as. In fact, if Gormley wins, maybe we should sneakily send in Roadkill's name to see if he gets a slot![]()

Roadkill said:Give me a couple of hours sinking beer in the Chandos beforehand and I'm sure I could deliver a splendid rant.![]()

Minnie_the_Minx said:a splendid rant at posterboy?![]()

poster342002 said:I say demolish the silly thing altogether and, in doing so, scrap the tedious "what should go on the empty plinth?" industry that has grown up around it.![]()
Oh, and this would have the added welcome effect of getting rid of the equally tedious and inane "what about a statue of plinth charles?" suggestions that oh-so-hilarious readers send into the papers whenever this vacuous debate is raised for the umpteenth time.![]()

Roadkill said:If you can organise a second plinth, or perhaps the top of Nelson's Column, I'm sure we could have a most entertaining shouting match across Trafalgar Square.![]()

Then they would learn that war is bad. A socially useful installation.Minnie_the_Minx said:His face might scare the little children
Orang Utan said:Then they would learn that war is bad. A socially useful installation.
bluestreak said:I'd put a mortar on it, targeted at number 10. I'd make it interactive too, so anyone passing by could take a go and letting the current incumbent know how the public really feels about them.


Guineveretoo said:Unless it was a very strange projectile, it would have to go through several other offices and pubs/cafes and a theatre to get there, though!
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kyser_soze said:No it wouldn't - mortars fire ballistically (upwards and curving) as opposed to horizontally, like an RPG...all a mortar is, is a small, portable artillary weapon...
Guineveretoo said:Unless it was a very strange projectile, it would have to go through several other offices and pubs/cafes and a theatre to get there, though!
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