johnmac52
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October 2006
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Another Banksy gone...., by johnmac52 on May 18, 2008 14:27:35 GMT 1, I was just walking through Stokes Croft and the kids with guns with the original Banksy tag has been rendered over.......
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jellya
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bristolboy
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September 2007
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Another Banksy gone...., by bristolboy on May 18, 2008 17:53:41 GMT 1, ;D Its not gone its been saved 
;D Its not gone its been saved |
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johnmac52
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Another Banksy gone...., by johnmac52 on May 18, 2008 18:29:09 GMT 1, I didn't know the background of it being displayed at st nicks market before I made the first comment, but in what respect has it been saved? It's been taken from where myself and hundreds of Bristolians have enjoyed it for years into a private collection I presume? Who has the right to 'save it'? the old adage of property being theft applies here I think....
I didn't know the background of it being displayed at st nicks market before I made the first comment, but in what respect has it been saved? It's been taken from where myself and hundreds of Bristolians have enjoyed it for years into a private collection I presume? Who has the right to 'save it'? the old adage of property being theft applies here I think....
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bristolboy
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September 2007
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Another Banksy gone...., by bristolboy on May 18, 2008 18:39:21 GMT 1, I didn't know the background of it being displayed at st nicks market before I made the first comment, but in what respect has it been saved? It's been taken from where myself and hundreds of Bristolians have enjoyed it for years into a private collection I presume? Who has the right to 'save it'? the old adage of property being theft applies here I think....
Amen, that is precisely what I think. I live across the road from its former home and enjoyed the piece for years, though no longer.
It was feared somebody would steal it so it was decided by the owner of the full moon somebody would remove it and display it in the bar eventually (I think thats correct)
(BTW my initial post was a sarcastic one)
I didn't know the background of it being displayed at st nicks market before I made the first comment, but in what respect has it been saved? It's been taken from where myself and hundreds of Bristolians have enjoyed it for years into a private collection I presume? Who has the right to 'save it'? the old adage of property being theft applies here I think.... Amen, that is precisely what I think. I live across the road from its former home and enjoyed the piece for years, though no longer. It was feared somebody would steal it so it was decided by the owner of the full moon somebody would remove it and display it in the bar eventually (I think thats correct) (BTW my initial post was a sarcastic one) |
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