Random notices #11

Comments: 11

    Is it because we’ve all already found our own per­sonal paradise?

    bohémienne | 10.12.07, 13:18

    I like these very much! Might I recom­mend check­ing out some of my artist friend’s pro­jec­ted text pieces made down here in sunny (well actu­ally nor­mally pissing-well well) Corn­wall? Their eph­em­eral pieces are doc­u­mented on http://talesoftheunexpected.blogspot.com/. I sus­pect there might be a meet­ing of minds…

    Look for­ward to your next one!

    stephie B | 10.12.07, 13:32

    I always said Para­dise was over­rated. Where’s the angst? Where’s the self-indulgent suffering?

    I don’t like milk and honey, anyway.

    Melograna | 10.12.07, 17:09

    para­dise doesn’t seem to have any facil­it­ies that today’s go-getting hol­i­day­makers might want. Wi-fi. Green cock­tails. Tan­ning booths. The oppor­tun­istic might want to start devel­op­ing Paradise…

    Miles Away | 10.12.07, 19:16

    Para­dise. Bah. [Kicks a palm tree.]

    (What? Is it get­ting old?)

    Ani | 10.13.07, 01:48

    Lack of interest or lack of coconut drinks for the new arrivals?

    Sorry, this shouldn’t be a laugh­ing mat­ter.
    *play­ing violin in sad tone*

    miss july | 10.13.07, 02:41

    one mans para­dise is another mans hideous prop­erty invest­ment com­plete with wanky golf course and vul­gar designer shops.

    andre | 10.13.07, 18:22

    Yes.

    katie | 10.14.07, 02:14

    Excel­lent.
    Cheers

    Maddy | 10.14.07, 15:08

    Closed?

    What, like in totally closed?

    NAGA | 10.18.07, 23:10

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