Nigel Allan
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I thought this broken anatomical model, discarded on the street in Covent Garden looked interesting.
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Bart_van_der_Wolf
pro member
I thought this broken anatomical model, discarded on the street in Covent Garden looked interesting.
Hi Nigel,
Good catch. I like it.
Cheers,
Bart
Cem_Usakligil
Well-known member
I think that it's rubbish.
(just joking)
(just joking)
Nigel Allan
Member
Absolutely, but one man's rubbish is another man's treasure....Personally I think Tracy Emin's bed is rubbish, but what do I know?
Rob Naylor
New member
#2 FTW.
It shows the scene of a "tragic accident", but the smile remained intact
A trouser hanger, polystyrene strips, bubble wrap and a broken head with "Language" inscribed on its cheek, One can only imagine...
It shows the scene of a "tragic accident", but the smile remained intact
A trouser hanger, polystyrene strips, bubble wrap and a broken head with "Language" inscribed on its cheek, One can only imagine...