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But you're still bottom of the heap. ;) |
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To use a Lancastrian analogy : What's a caravan got to do with it? |
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Oh Guiness thanks for the memories, unfortunately you are useless for anything else, we've all moved on since then except...
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Certainly not a battle of wits, with equal footing. As an art form, sadly predictable. http://freechristimages.org/images_1...ggio_small.jpg As for the spoils of war. Anyone tired with boring old sheep's head stew, and fancies an Irish one, for a change? |
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You can't afford my fee. Do your own work, or apply for funding. Anyone bored enough, or in need of a good laugh, can click on your username, and therefore read through your old posts, and can decide on their tone, if not their value, for themselves. ;) |
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He once told me, under pressure, where his pot of gold was. I invested it in community art. |
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However, whilst I have breath in my body, I will continue to say what I think is right and wrong too. I think it is very wrong that tax payers' money is squandered on community arts, and that the cost to the public is cloaked in secrecy, when our government quite clearly states that all funding costings for such things should be transparent. Lurk away if you will, but if you're bored, stop reading, because my lungs are full, and it's unlikely I'm about to draw my last breath anytime soon. ;) |
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i dont need to ...
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Care to share your surrealist musings, and what on earth they mean, with the rest of us, in relation to this thread's subject? Which in case you didn't know, is 'the value of publicly funded art'. ;) |
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