With the recent bunny rabbits on buildings controversy in mind, I shot some dolphin building decos in Dalian nth China.
Natalia Fan#1 said welcome back from China with a picture of Balcatta. Thanks mate. Just what I was missing.
HERB feels that this “mental vandalism” ad appears to be throwing aboriginal culture in the bin. Poignant. And Midland talking about mental vandalism..?
David M saw evil demon reanimator fruit in Bali. 
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The Asia Beat- Museum of Winds Opens
- Vagina Steaming to go on despite diarrhea outbreak.
- Dog movie “racist”.
- Liquid food blogger enrages Sing. Chef
- Sushi Train Wreck
- Snake of the year spat turns nasty
- Aussie icon may cure sick
- Singapore admits, “National Service all about shooting Malaysians.”
- Asian firm sparks “wife beater” brawl.
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The Worst of Perth 
It‘s China. They‘re real dolphins.
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Forget it, SWJ. It’s a China town.
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Yes. The one at the front definitely resrmbles Jack Nicholson.
Ouch! My bottlenose!
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Do the right thing in Midland. Glass the cunt.
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That Balcatta pic is awesome.
Local is best.
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Agreed. Very Jeffrey Smart.
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Impressed by anti-Commodore fencing, and total absence of Cocos. The cheek by jowl approach to living unit arrangement is subtly yet practically enhanced by the vibrant lack of eaves. Balga – city of the future.
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Yes. Starting at the Dan Murphy’s at Fieldgate Square and bleeding in all directions – look out Hamersley, this insidious shit can crawl uphill too y’know….
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Surprising lack of fuck off roller shutters. Every time I pass one of these delightful developments the words of the 84 hit from the severed heads pops to mind; ‘the dead eyes opened’
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Edgar Lustgarten reading from Death on the Crumbles (1924), from the
BBC Radio show Scales of Justice
“By strange coincidence, a thunderstorm had been brewing when Mahon, doing
his grisly work at the bungalow, was dealing with the most grisly job of
all … the head, the woman’s head. He had severed it from the trunk, built a
huge fire in the sitting room, placed her head upon it, then, (I owe a debt
here to Edgar Wallace, who edited the transcript of the Mahon trial), then the
storm broke with a violent flash of lightning and an appalling crash of
thunder. As the head of Emily Kaye lay upon the coals, the dead eyes
opened, and Mahon fled out to the deserted shore. When he nerved himself
to return, the fire had done its work.”
Yep. Lustgarten.
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Given the subject matter I’m not surprised there is an original transcript. Everyday’s a school day. Off to Gutenberg in search of a download.
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What do you do with litter if you are not in Midland?
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Put it in Midland?
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Makes sence. It’s a long way to drive though.
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Doing the right thing isnt always easy.
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But doing the easy thing is always right.
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Easy for you to say – you live in Midland. Whereas I dwell in Mayblands.
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Maybiaco
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Is it Media Ethics that you lecture in?
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Rubbish Aboriginal culture now – get in early for NAIDOC week.
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LOL, So True.
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