There's another in Old Hall Street, but you'll have to look through some windows to see it.
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There's another in Old Hall Street, but you'll have to look through some windows to see it.
what signicance do these lambananas have to liverpool ?
They/ it as an ironic comment on the dangers of genetic engineering, as well as to reflect the city's playful sense of humour.
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Interesting! Thanks, Kev.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
Chris
The Plaza, Old Hall Street. Only another 97 to find, now.
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...nana_Plaza.jpg
The lambanana was a piece of art commissioned in the city. It had a typical Scouse response of either Loving or Loathing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by shoney
I love it and I am glad that they are springing up around the city.
It's also a reminder that Fyffes at Garston were the major importers of bananas to this country, although I don't know if the sculptor was aware of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
I hate them.Ugly useless nothing to do with Liverpool stupid things!Quote:
Originally Posted by chrismarsden
They promote discussion, which is healthy!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by John(Zappa)
So does a dog turd on the pavement.:handclap:Quote:
Originally Posted by chrismarsden
Hahahaha i don't really like it John. I see it everytime i go to my dads, he lives round the corner from it.
Post the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by John(Zappa)
I love Lamby :handclap:
Just for you chrismarsdenQuote:
Originally Posted by chrismarsden
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xniz_pavement-turd_ads