The Love Box

So, so, many great shots coming in from people, that I thought I better make an effort myself. I love this letterbox on Morley Drive. Is that Cupid? Eros? Romulus? Surely not Frig-in’ Loki? (That Loki shit is like, whoa dude, fuuuuck! by the way. Well worth subscribing to that site.)
Anyway. Morely drive. Now before you write in, can I stress that I LIKE the letterbox. You may want to take in the text above that explicity states that I love it. The letterbox is cool Daddyo, (if a little over engineered). Remember, I’m liking teh box. If someone’s asking me, “Dude, what’s goood?” I will be answering by referring them to this image. If only everyone’s mail could be blessed by a box such as this. This is a box I could get behind. Your privacy is not being invaded by someone taking a photo of your love box that’s in full view on a public road.            Lovin’ the box, just quietly.

About AHC McDonald

Comedian, artist, photographer and critic. From 2007 to 2017 ran the culture and satire site The Worst of Perth
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63 Responses to The Love Box

  1. orbea says:

    it is horrible

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    • shazza says:

      I’m conflicted. Instinctively I agree with orbea, but the longer I stare at it the less worst it seems to become. Which I find a bit disturbing.

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      • Natalia Fan #1 says:

        Not the worst thing to have graced these pages, but up there. I’m guessing TLA has become unhinged, hence the peculiar defensiveness, via the sheer volume of worst he is forced to countenance on a daily basis thanks to the volume of cuntributions.
        Also smacks of contrition viz Missus TLA’s possible disquiet over lack of V-Day celebrations, here or otherwise.

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  2. The Legend 101 says:

    I drive past this alot and firstly i thought it was a fountain but now i noticed its a statue OMG.

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  3. jasechong says:

    But the posties fight over who gets to deliver to this one!

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  4. perthluckystar says:

    Such grandeur for a mailbox. There’s so many houses along Morley Drive with interesting mailboxes or Italian-Australian style gardens made of concrete, decorated with similar statues of naked people or animals and/or with fountains in the front yard. They all seem to be competing with each other as to who can be the grandest. I love that about Morley Drive. It’s so bad, it’s good.

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    • cybill says:

      ’tis true, I had a friend who lived in the little Italy patch of Morley Drive, his parents almost bankrupted themselves buying statues & concrete to keep up with the neighbours.

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  5. Ljuke says:

    Am I the only one that thinks he looks like he’s jackin’ it?

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  6. Bill O'Slatter says:

    After many years of digestion , the Perth Waterfront has finally plopped out of Barney’s .
    http://www.planning.wa.gov.au/Plans+and+policies/Metropolitan+planning/Perth+Waterfront/default.aspx
    and what a little stinker it is.

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    • Bento says to watch the fly through. Cocos city apparently.

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      • Natalia Fan #1 says:

        Bill – best redevelopment proposal I’ve seen yet: get rid of useless Esplanade and extend river/jetty facilities to The Esplanade (street). If Mohammed won’t come to the mountain, the mountain must come to Mohammed. Shame to lose the pyramid hothouse though, maybe, ans distinct lack of canals.

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        • I have to agree a bit. Apart from the stupid cablecar to KP of course. It does seem to find a space between stupid and nothing, which have been our choices before.

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        • Bill O'Slatter says:

          A bit of filigree to the main intention of this : 10 new high rises and a couple of new cucaracha to go with the old cucaracha. Teh commercial development industry love it.

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        • WAtching says:

          I’m not sure about it. I assume this will require some kind of excavation?

          Why would we seek to have less land in our CBD?

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          • RubyRuby says:

            I’m also confused – I thought (from observation and experience in other cities as what I have lived in) that the idea of having the CBD commence on the Terrace was a way of preserving a floodplain which could readily absorb flood impact without much damage.

            Now, they want to move the city down onto the lower level?

            Hmm…

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      • RubyRuby says:

        But what about that Chinese restaurant in the old cricket pavilion? How can you just let that go?!!

        Apart from that, looks well vibrant. No way the water will ever be blue, though.

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      • Bag O'Turnips says:

        If this proposal had’ve been announced a few weeks ago, maybe my folks could’ve swung their surplus cocos palms their way.

        But best that they didn’t, for a good cocos is a dead and removed cocos. Let’s just hope that the artist’s impressions featuring said palms are just a placeholder from their dullard imaginations, or lack of thereof.

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    • Grilla says:

      Giant bouncy castle in supreme court gardens?
      I’m sold.

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    • golden1 says:

      I can’t believe they want to paint the whole city brown.

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  7. vegan says:

    where is the crystal swan?

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  8. Citizencains says:

    Ah yes, Greco-Roman imagery; cherub – check, balusters – check, Roman arch – check. Hmm, medieval castellated blended with mid-twentieth century pill-box. Yes, I can see how you could get behind this; in fact you could use it to take cover. Right, call in the Vandals.

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