War of the Dozers

But perhaps a little just warring? Fremantle Arts Centre Comedy of Errors was disrupted (as was Pete F’s snooze) by some worthy peacenickery.
Sound trumpets! let our Jervois Thunder colours wave!
And either victory, or else an empty Ugg boot shop save…

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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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34 Responses to War of the Dozers

  1. Rong1's avatar Rong1 says:

    Comedy of Errors . . . Is that Buswell posing with Emperor Barnett?

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  2. Scanners's avatar Scanners says:

    Aw, the poor dears were just confused, thought it was a production of Henry V and they were protesting retrospectively about the Battle of Agincourt.

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  3. Unknown's avatar Rolly says:

    The Headline “War of the Dozers” had me thinking immediately of WA political rhetoric.

    Not that anyone has yet convinced me that there is such a thing as a “just” war; nor that armed conflict is just war.

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  4. Bento's avatar Bento says:

    The celebrity angle on this is brilliant: https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/25374786/car-bursts-into-flames-after-crash/

    I’ll bet that bloke out of Birds of Tokyo is wondering how he can arrange for a VN Commodore to park in his front room.

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  5. skink's avatar skink says:

    half of Beaufort Street was cordened off last night, and artists in hi-viz jackets were painting the road in jaunty colours in what I deduce must be some sort of vibrancy initiative.

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  6. Russell Woolf's Lovechild's avatar Russell Woolf's Lovechild says:

    OT Perth racists deserve a Worst for this. Sure they are kinda brown and wear funny things on their heads so you can see the confusion.

    This would never happen in Cronulla. Where is Jack van Tongeren when you need him?

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  7. Unknown's avatar PeteF says:

    Back to the Dozing, I am repeatedly informed that the generic war outrage was actually the intro to Mr Shakespeare’s play, not just some bandwagonning as I thought.

    Hard to tell.

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