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Wednesday, 13 June 2012

All in the name


Remember when buildings used to be covered with ivy, but then people were told to tear them all off because they destroyed the brickwork and acted as a highway for vermin?  Silly Outer Party members!  Just call them "vertical gardens" and you'll have the benedictions of the priests of Blessed Gaia

2 comments:

  1. Q: What is common between architects and doctors?

    A: The errors of both are covered with vegetation.

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  2. I'd call that an (unintentionally) good thing from the greenies. I was doing the student thing back when ivy was declared ungood, and thought the buildings looked naked when they tore the stuff down.

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