Is poem bombing really worth the effort, especially since you’re just printing out of word and pasting it up. No knitting? No typeface created out of your own blood – or faeces? Or chorizo even? No. I can’t get behind it. By RubyRuby. Seeing Marchesi Menswear sign makes me feel good though. They were having a sale in 1984 when I lived a few doors down, and wonderfully it continues today.
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What if you use a pirate copy of Word?
Or and I may have to lol here, Word Perfect.
Perhaps a school kid would bring this home
and mum would stick it up on the fridge.
But an adult? Up on a light pole?
Do they not have the Internet in Northbridge?
london poetry bombing: 100 000 poems dropped over london
northbridge poetry bombing: 2 copies of the same poem laminated to a pole
Damned Germans.
Damned poets: just a lot of words, really.
WORST THAN THE SMART CAR!
One copy. Two photos so you can see all the words. And this is Perth where rain surprises everyone – no lamination.
Your point is stronger than before.
rightyho, i really do need to get my eyes tested.
but i think my point is at least doubled.
Same corner, no?
http://theworstofperth.com/2009/10/08/spoilt-for-choice/
Yes, which DID have two poles. I didn’t remember the 240 plus comment thread though. “Ah, my Baravan appears to be on fire…” Gold.
It’s ‘licked’, looser.
This isn’t a poem. It’s misquoted, sloppily, from Slaughterhouse-Five.
“There used to be a dog named Spot, but he died. So it goes. Billy had liked Spot a lot, and Spot had liked him.”
Also, WordPerfect was awesome. The tags.