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Thursday, February 01, 2007

[phallacy] a growing problem

Google Maps and Virtual Earth have spotted a six metre-long phallus in the grass near Southampton created by Bellemoor School students, using weed killer. In December, a giant phallus appeared on the roof of Yarm School in Stockton-on-Tees. In 20 metre-high letters in a field just north of Edinburgh is the word POO and in a field near Rotherham is written ARSE.

Of course, this blog totally condemns these acts of desecration and the senseless waste of both public resources and the students’ time. The rumour that this blogger was spotted loading a canister of creosote and a groundsman’s wheeled marker into the boot [trunk] of his car is entirely unsubstantiated. Anyway, all I wanted to write was BLIAR.

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Blogger Ian Grey says ... (01 February 2007 19:04) : 

Bliar, bliar, pants on fire!

Or should that be turkeys coming home to roost?

 

Anonymous Ellee says ... (01 February 2007 20:57) : 

Has this kind of artistry made its mark in the Russian Federation?

 

Anonymous David B says ... (02 February 2007 01:31) : 

Great story, James. And many thanks too. It gave me a little inspiration.

 

Blogger james higham says ... (02 February 2007 07:01) : 

Lady and gentlemen, it seems we're not the only ones with the inspiration.

 

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