The Bastard Children of Pop
Loser Art. Counter Culture. Subculture. Arte Povera. Street Art. DIY Art. Youth Art. Crap Art. Graffiti? Subversion... Interruption... Disruption....The Bastard Children of Pop. Illegitimate. Below the radar. A bad taste in the mouth. The cracked mirror image of Pop, Neo Pop. All that is shiny and bright. And hollow. The witnesses.
Loser Art. Counter Culture. Subculture. Arte Povera. Street Art. DIY Art. Youth Art. Crap Art. Graffiti? Subversion... Interruption... Disruption....The Bastard Children of Pop. Illegitimate. Below the radar. A bad taste in the mouth. The cracked mirror image of Pop, Neo Pop. All that is shiny and bright. And hollow. The witnesses.
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iain c, on 17 May 2012 - 10:10 PM, said:
it pisses me off when folk fake pics,i mean, a monster in Hackney......
really ?? lol
Why not? Griffins were sighted in Brentford, west London, in 1984.
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What is quite strange, though, is that Brentford is obsessed with
griffins. Brentford FC’s football stadium is called Griffin Park. There is
a pub called The Griffin. Griffin symbology is situated around the town.
But, in 1984, several people did report seeing a REAL griffin in Brentford. I
t was a strange flying “thing” decribed as a winged dog or large
bir- like creature. It seemed to match the description of the classical
griffin, a flying lion with an eagle’s head.King Charles II gave his
mistress Nell Gwyn, a resident of Brentford, a griffin as a gift. One day
the unfortunate creature fell into the River Brent and was swept
away into the Thames. The griffin, assumed drowned, was actually found
alive on the banks of Brentford Eyot, where it continued to live
undisturbed. Maybe it was the griffin that was seen in 1984, still alive
after all these years.What is strange about the photo of the Beast
of Hackney Marshes in north east London is that it looks like
a grizzly bear and, back in the 1990s, there was an episode of
the TV series The Detectives called “The Beast of Hackney
Marshes” in which a grizzly bear escapes onto Hackney Marshes.
20 May 2012 05:49 PM
TheLastLazyGun
There is actually some prior history to this. Here’s another report of
strange sightings on Hackney Marshes dating back to the ‘80’s :-
http://londonist.com...urday_st_44.php (http://londonist.com/2008/04/
the_saturday_st_44.php)
21 May 2012 12:04 AM
Haunted London
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