Render unto the duck

I thought I better record this, Pompeiist mural across from KGB Headquarters and not far from the vanished Barra monument before it is lost to that censoring concrete render. I seem to remember that there was some kind of anti council ranting on the left side at one stage before it was partly concreted. Leaving just the duck’s arse? Kudos.

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Comedian, artist, photographer and critic. From 2007 to 2017 ran the culture and satire site The Worst of Perth
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27 Responses to Render unto the duck

  1. Snuff's avatar Snuff says:

    Nice D.A., TLA.

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  2. rolly's avatar rolly says:

    Give us more of the story behind it TLA; or do we have to wait until an archeologist in some distant time creates a dubious theory of its origins?

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  3. munkipants's avatar munkipants says:

    That ducks arse is quite the ducks nuts TLA!

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  4. Those ducks were probably pogo’ing to “Holidays in Cambodia”! (Sorry Snuff, couldn’t resist!)

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  5. shazza's avatar shazza says:

    I quite like the wombat.

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  6. anonymous perthon's avatar anonymous perthon says:

    Those ducks (huey, Luey and Duey I believe) were there when I was a kid and I’m pretty old now. I was quite sad the first time I saw some nut had graffitied (how the hell do you spell that?) over them

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  7. Jaidyn-Jaxxon's avatar Jaidyn-Jaxxon says:

    “Sinagra”… a new one on me

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  8. Natalia Fan #1's avatar Natalia Fan #1 says:

    A haunting paean
    To lost innocence, or just
    Some hipster drivel?

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  9. Natalia Fan #1's avatar Natalia Fan #1 says:

    OT, but for some reason reminiscing today about the school-holiday production of Peter and the Wolf I saw at WAAPA a few years back, with Tod Johnson as narrator. Tod simultaneously kept the parents entertained by dropping in plenty of risqué jokes.

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