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Corrupt council

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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #60 on: 18:29:46, 17/02/13 »
It surprises me how the council in some backward thinking has not commissioned    a graffiti artist to scrawl all over it , some Muriel to some dead American rap star.


Because all youth like rap music,graffiti and anything that's anti establishment init.



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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #61 on: 18:39:19, 17/02/13 »
Now lets have some ideas -
A mural between some foliage rather like (but not) Midsummer Night's Dream,
with the fairies on one side and Bottom and the others on the other side.
 
Or perhaps Banksy would bring visitors to Piccadilly Station and they could view it as they walked towards the gardens - what a 'show-stopper' that would be :smitten: 
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #62 on: 18:43:24, 17/02/13 »
No. Afraid it will look rubbish . ..does any one know why the walls are there what was the reason for them being there?
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #63 on: 18:45:38, 17/02/13 »
Quote from: celeste on 18:39:19, 17/02/13
with the fairies on one side and Bottom and the others on the other side.

Is this wall on Canal St.

Sorry  ;D

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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #64 on: 18:47:03, 17/02/13 »
Carry on manchester man, Sid James is alive and well
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #65 on: 19:02:04, 17/02/13 »
Quote from: Manchester Man on 18:45:38, 17/02/13
Is this wall on Canal St.

Sorry  ;D

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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #66 on: 19:04:17, 17/02/13 »
Quote from: Corrupt council on 18:43:24, 17/02/13
No. Afraid it will look rubbish . ..does any one know why the walls are there what was the reason for them being there?
ABCordellion said it was to limit the noise from the trams and buses
It's been said three  times now, pay attention in  class :D
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #67 on: 19:17:35, 17/02/13 »
Seriously, anything too avante-garde or costly could be in danger of being vandalised
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #68 on: 19:26:56, 17/02/13 »
The other side of the wall.
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #69 on: 19:30:42, 17/02/13 »
I like the fountains but there isn't the colour when the crowds aren't there
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #70 on: 19:55:48, 17/02/13 »
think i like you manchester man you know your shakespeare O0 a midsummers night dream what a loveley play to quote from oh and bottem the donkey :)
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #71 on: 20:00:10, 17/02/13 »

 Pyramis and Thisbe were  characters in Midsummer Night's Dream  (play within  a play) featuring a wall
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« Reply #72 on: 21:51:50, 17/02/13 »
they played similar parts to romeo and juliet but were in fact created by ovid, s/spear could plagarise as well as the next person O0  nickin a bit here nickin a bit there sewin it all up seamlessly
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #73 on: 22:13:04, 17/02/13 »
Talking of gardens - one of my plants appeared to have three colours, it's indoors atm
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Re: PICCADILLY GARDENS
« Reply #74 on: 21:18:22, 19/02/13 »
just bought a loveley little red plant in a white ceramic bowl  from the docs its loveley
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