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The Worst of Perth 
They were death traps anyway.
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But what were these death traps?
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Art.
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By the same artist who did the Mt Lawley train station ? No wonder it hasn’t got the positive , life affirming vibe but instead, the death giving, hand up the arse vibe. This installation is only suitable for mad , sad Klowntown and not vibrancy centrals like South Freo.
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Would have been good to see Bon Scott trapped underneath.
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More claptrap than death trap.
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They were chairs. Park benches. You could slide them up and down the rail tracks to sit where you wanted.
It was actually very cool but they were also very heavy and didn’t stop very easily.
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I think it’s a comment on the Holocaust. Is it anti-Semitism??
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Only if there are ovens at the other end.
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So you could take them down the spur line and sit in…Midalnd if you wanted?
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Personally I like the idea of potentially fatal public art installations. Keeps these over-nurtured, post Gen Y softies on their toes. As Gen X children we sought out fatal activities rather than relying on local government art grants to provide them. At least until we got an Atari 2600.
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Damn, agreed. These things look to have been kinda cool, kinda functional *and* a boost for social Darwinism, what more can you ask?
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THIS IS FAIL!
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Do you mean RAIL!
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They were fun. “I’m tellin’ y’all it’s sabotage!” (by the Fremantle Society)
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Look out WIN and GWN(and the other 45 digital chans) there’s a new kid on the block that is riippn up the airwaves and delivering on the promise of hard hitting footy journalism .you can have you Comettis, we’ve got Camo and he’ll tease out the controvesial comment quicker than you can say, Clokes leavin Collingwood’.
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Reminds me of Tripod’s Calypso Killer Kangas – http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/breakfast/listen/tripod_kil_m914937.mp3
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