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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too, they were a native species and were hunted back in the day of
King Henry the Eighth. Hackney marshes has a long standing history
of supposed bear sightings but my guess for this one would be either a
shaggy dog or indeed the previously mentioned Wild Boar.
May 25th, 2012 5:28 am
marcodufour
Bad pictures.
As a side note, there are most certainly wild boars in the UK, do a search
and you will come up with plenty of info and even a whole website devoted
to them.
May 25th, 2012 7:47 am
tampasteve
A furry boulder.
May 25th, 2012 8:05 am
Jocko Wainwright
This is an odd one because firstly, I was walking in my local woods the
other day and saw a Newfoundland dog with it’s owners, and thought
at the time that if you saw it without people, you’d think it was a
bear or something – it was huge, and hairy, and shuffled about, very
undoglike... In fact, it looked exactly the same as these photos show.
...Secondly, I went to college with that guy from Kula Shaker who says he
owns that dog.
(i didn’t know him though – I’m no name-dropper or nuffink)
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May 25th, 2012 8:34 am
Reverend
A black horta?
May 25th, 2012 9:15 am
mandors
I think it’s the Beast of Acme Carpets.
May 25th, 2012 9:22 am
DWA
- the bastard children of pop -
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