Thursday, August 31, 2006

PPE, EXAM TIME, EYES DOWN, NO CHEATING


For those of you getting ready to sit the most pointless exam ever devised, good luck. If you fail there is no way you can re-sit it. The LI have come to realise that the 3 hour written paper is complete nonsense. Regurgitate, write down and then sit the oral! No wonder the landscape degree courses aren't getting the numbers they used to. Anyway the written exam has been axed. Those of you who missed this golden opportunity to waste your summer revising can look forward to following the professional pathway to nowhere. Follow the yellow brick road more like, click your site boots three times and flying LI monkeys will appear and carry you off to a secret room where you are interrogated by the institute president and then given an oral!

By the way has anyone else been sent a letter from the LI offering to pay you £100 to go to a discussion session? Another good use of our subscription fees! Is our institute so terrible that they have to PAY us to go and talk about it? Looks like the LI have already answered that one for us!

Tuesday, August 29, 2006

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND THE ENERGY CRISIS


20% of the UK's energy comes from nuclear reactors. They are unpopular due to safety issues and the radioactive waste they produce.
Wind turbines are very ugly, but a good source of income for landscape architects involved in landscape & visual impact assessments.
Burning fossil fuels is slightly moronic if you think about it.
Hydro power relies on rainfall and building dams, enough said.

Why don't we build large off sea wind farms?
Who cares if its ugly, you can't see it.
It's always windy out at sea, trust me, I used to be a sailor.
WIND TURBINES INLAND ARE AN EYESORE, A PUSS FILLED SCAB ON THE COUNTRYSIDE.

A governmant official stated "We are all going to die soon, just like the dinosaurs so lets make lots of money while we can, nuclear power is a good source of employment in this country and the actual power stations only cost £2 billion to built, a bargain. I love science, it's fun."

Thursday, August 24, 2006




This is a great day for Landscape Architects, today we launch the Fried Egg Institute, landscape counter culture. Post a comment, join up or ignore it as utter crap, the choice is yours.

The institute spends (wastes?) a lot of time and money trying to reinvent itself as hip and groovy and its all funded by us! Mind you the capital invested on the new logo was money well spent, it has a real presence and dominance, just like a grease stain on your beige corduroys.