We have the happy news that the “owl” has returned to Belconnen.
Would it even be Belconnen without an enourmous phallus on a major road?
It’s been away for repainting. Non Government political candidates in Ginninderra should form an orderly queue to be photographed with it from the worst angles.
Bonus points to the candidate using perspective tricks to perform obscene acts.
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cranky said :
Gold !
Stanhope and the big dick.
A marriage made in heaven.
poetix said :
For those who haven’t heard a barking owl, it does sound a little like a barking dog, but it has another call which has been labelled the “screaming women call” and it sounds like nothing like a dog.
dungfungus said :
It’s not a dog, is it? I’m not trying to have a barny here, but it would be a hoot if you’d made such a powerful mistake.
I’d keep going but I don’t know enough about owls.
“The Stanhope Legacy Owl” (love that) has returned to Belconnen.
Meanwhile the Barking Owl has returned to the ridge behind Macarthur. What a terrifying noise they make. Anyone agree with me about the noise?
DrKoresh said :
Well, thanks to your phallocentric contribution, at least now we know what a penis thinks about.
NoImRight said :
Yes. That ought to straighten it out.
p1 said :
GOLD!!! Great picture.
johnboy said :
I think a lot of people on here are confused as to what a penis actually looks like…
johnboy said :
Light Sabre when the sun is behind it.
johnboy said :
I think of it as “The Mr Gillespie” sculpture.
caf said :
It could be a hair straightener? or a water bottle? But what could the above be?
I actually quite like the owl, although I admit I had never viewed it from the perspective shown in the accompanying photo.
Why does no-one ever complain about the giant electric blue phallus at the glassworks?
So with Karise visiting, Belconnen will have The Owl and The Howl.
Bonejac said :
So you’ll be putting your hand(s) up for Legacy Owl’s rub-down then?
AsparagusSyndrome said :
Perhaps with some form of smoothing cream?
p1 said :
Geez, I wish my owl had similar coverage. Private health insurance ain’t covering enough for its promiscuous behaviour.
Keijidosha said :
Keijidosha said :
Based on recent ACCC rulings regarding consumer expectations of quality/price, I would say for $400k this owl should be covered by warranty for a long time to come.
Thumper said :
The repairs are apparently being made at the expense of the artist, but when taxpayers have forked out $400k in the first place you’d expect some kind of warranty. The real question is what numpty approved the purchase of a fibreglass owl as an outdoor art installation?