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  • hairdresser
    edited November -1
    the shoes on the royal ulster architectural society's foot now u republican bogans.
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  • hairdresser
    edited December 2008
  • sod
    sod
    edited December 2008
    <p>can't wait to see the polish piece in AP</p>
    <p>bringing the red centre to town? - seem to recall Lab's landscapers talking about doing that at Fed square</p>
  • hairdresser
    edited November -1
    (k)not RM williams.
  • sod
    sod
    edited December 2008
    <p>been seeing glogs everyhere for the last 10 years - probably going to see them for a lot longer.</p>
    <p>AR = Pretty soft launch for the boot.</p>
    <p>One SM interview with the main limbs - why didn't the lazy fcuks make more of it?.</p>
    <p>HD - thought u said the interiors were supoosed to be good - more shitful than the exterior in the pics I saw.</p>
    <p>Expect to see more boot polish.</p>
  • hairdresser
    edited December 2008
    only where these hang
  • hairdresser
    edited December 2008
    which r ?
  • hairdresser
    edited December 2008
    rest is -
  • sod
    sod
    edited December 2008
    <p>looking forward to visiting the bogs then.</p>
    <p>that car characterises arm's general output pretty well- shticky aftermarket custom work.</p>
    <p> </p>
  • hairdresser
    edited December 2008
    yesterdays ma(e)n?
  • sod
    sod
    edited December 2008
    <p>in terms of picking up major commissions they're men for today & tomorrow - aquire a taste for shit sandwiches is my advice!</p>
  • hairdresser
    edited December 2008
    - when it rains it pours for mr. B/ovisrumby
    and a de sal shower and SGA deoderiser makes success smell sweet.
  • sod
    sod
    edited November -1
    <p>can't see the siamese twins in the building - maybe danny divito & anrie twins?</p>
  • hairdresser
    edited January 2009
    ^^^^^^^^^
    @ sod.
    AR got left behind in the salon by a customer. bored?
    I read the "interview."

    the choice to interview instead of review was the most interesting reading.
    there is a remnant cunning that lingers in the class of 79.
    a review of functionalism could only repeat the central points of a 40 year discussion on its irrelevance?
    the interviewer/reviewer could not say no - leaving his best option - to say nothing.


    the measure of a boot is the wooly sock to wear it.
  • sod
    sod
    edited January 2009
    <p>sm wasn't exactly carey obrien in dogged pusuit of answers to the more interesting questions he posed - i like the idea of interviews but that was tepid and lacked colour. a review might have been better but sm probably would have pulled his punches.</p>
    <p>are the limbs that intimidating? who could do a decent interview?</p>
    <p>not and harrison - they did the job with JN.</p>
  • hairdresser
    edited January 2009
    interviewer should = a sceptic with no debts.

    have just seen the railyards bektonne project.
    an innane sampling of melbourne's worst lost buildings?
    - the limbs head up a neo functionalist push - where the functional is static.
    construction is assigned uncritically to industry = poche.
    program is a spread sheet.
    architecture the right wing - flapping according to client expectations in the foyer and facade.

    interview cemented the boot school as a southern subset of national commercial beaux-arts.
    DJ's spawn.

    SM met his obligations.
    + (purposefully?) ran out the string on the casting/packaging (porn?) chatter.
  • cabbie
    edited November -1
    <p>they forgot the sustainablity award for its 12 star green energy rating.</p>
    <p> </p>
  • hairdresser
    edited November 2009
    heaps of points making hoop pine look like recycled cardboard + stays true to shoe box concept.
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