Wake Green Park

[editorialgirl]

Wake Green Park now has its own blog and Twitter feed. I think that's quite sweet

[Daz]

I've added them to the blog feed so we won't forget about them.

[Geoff]

Funny, that, I was thinking of starting a blog for the bollard at the corner of King Edward Road, near the Cocks. I bet it could tell a tale or two!

[Daz]

Funny, that, I was thinking of starting a blog for the bollard at the corner of King Edward Road, near the Cocks. I bet it could tell a tale or two!

I think we covered that story in 1997.

[David]

OK, I'll be the brave one and say that there's something slightly [strikethrough]off-colour[/strikethrough] suggestive about the photo with a caption saying 'view my complete profile'.
Ahem.

8/03: edited for clarity...

[Bill Lees]

OK, I'll be the brave one and say that there's something slightly off-colour about the photo with a caption saying 'view my complete profile'.
Ahem.

Eh? What do you mean "slightly off-colour"?

[editorialgirl]

OK, I'll be the brave one and say that there's something slightly off-colour about the photo with a caption saying 'view my complete profile'.
Ahem.

Eh? What do you mean "slightly off-colour"?

Yeah, I don't get this either. It's a standard Google Blogger format.

[David]

An older, more visual meaning of 'profile view' in juxtaposition with the particular photograph prompts an idea of something similar to the results one gets by searching on that phrase in Google Images. I read it as having a touch of provocation, a hint of suggestiveness.

[Bill Lees]

An older, more visual meaning of 'profile view' in juxtaposition with the particular photograph prompts an idea of something similar to the results one gets by searching on that phrase in Google Images. I read it as having a touch of provocation, a hint of suggestiveness.

I'm afraid I'm still not with you at all. I think Karen's picture is very nice. didn't think it especially provocative.

[Geoff]

An older, more visual meaning of 'profile view' in juxtaposition with the particular photograph prompts an idea of something similar to the results one gets by searching on that phrase in Google Images. I read it as having a touch of provocation, a hint of suggestiveness.

"Nurse, the bromide tea please"