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Ben. One word. [dramatic pause] Tampons. The future is tampons
It didn’t happen quite like that. But it might’ve if Mr McGuire could’ve foreseen where plastics might lead Ben. It’s in the film, The Graduate, when a squirm-inducing party’s underway. Soignée women smoking. Slippery men drinking – oozing worldly wisdom … Continue reading
The eye of the beholder. An experiment (do try this at home)
A bottle cap from a beer bottle. A clear plastic tray from an over-packaged quartet of peaches. A silver coin. The box is gradually filling with objets – not d’art, just objets. A disposable cigarette lighter, its liquid fuel visible … Continue reading
Posted in Thinking, or ranting, or both
Tagged Archaeology, chips, crisps, food shortages, global warming, meaning, perception, petroleum, plastics, precious resources, value
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MEMOIRS OF A HUSK 