As we appraoched it from the other side of the Square, my friend thought the exhibit was an Egyptioan funerary boat. Then I realised that what did, admittedly look rather reed boat like, was the safety net. I didn't get a picture of that particualr effect.
Now if that were Vincent in a body condom, I'd be up there on that plinth, fear of heights or no, ravishing him in public, and wild horses wouldn't get me down.
On the way out, the exhibit was being taken down. I had no idea what it was till I looked up the website that had been displayed on the plinth - clapa.com. It's the Cleft Lip And Palate Association.
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There is something hilarious about the word 'plinth'isn't there. I think Vincent should (nude) model for a statue. I think I need to take up model-making....
duh!
Yes! Vincent on the plinth! As long as there's enough room for me, too!
plinth sounds like a speech problem.
However, I'll get over the "funny factor" as long as Vincent is there. Looks like there's enough room for a couple of us AND a mattress. I want to jump him, but comfort IS important!
I'd never thought of 'plinth' as being a particularly funny word, but once Fuzzy started it..lets just say it makes me smile now, but not half as much as the idea of Vincent on a plinth does :-)
i don't get the plinth joke. may i play the role of the mattress in your plinth-play anyway?
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