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Lack of posters on forum

On 11 Dec 2018 at 5:31pm Larkspur wrote:

It's a right old faff trying to post. I have to login every time. Is it not possible to stay logged in?

On 11 Dec 2018 at 5:51pm Green Sleeves wrote:

On my phone I am logged in automatically.

On 11 Dec 2018 at 6:38pm Hyena wrote:

@Larkspur, didn�t you win The Derby in 1962?

On 11 Dec 2018 at 9:28pm Bert wrote:

Don't log out !!

On 11 Dec 2018 at 9:30pm Yellow Sleeves wrote:

I had no idea this forum was made for the sharing of posters. This is great news to me as an avid collector of soviet propaganda posters. Here's not one I have, but one I found online. I hope you like it!

On 12 Dec 2018 at 12:15pm Rookie wrote:

I prefer this type of poster.

On 12 Dec 2018 at 8:19pm Yellow Sleeves wrote:

Nice poster, apart from the writing. Why is it at a right angle? It's ugly and I don't like reading it. This is how you do text on a poster.

On 13 Dec 2018 at 5:43am Rumpole wrote:

@yellow sleeves, It's a lousy poster with no design ethic at all. It is from someone who has perhaps got themselves a new toy mac and is trying to look clever and creative, when in reality it looks like very poor, early school project. Lewes and the vast majority of the people who claim to work in the creative sector really are up their own backsides.

On 14 Dec 2018 at 2:27pm LamDan wrote:

Yellow Sleeves and Rumpole the poster that Rookie posted is a play on the Buzzcocks Album Cover "Another Music in a Different Kitchen". Lewes FC often produce match day posters based on popular culture such as Album Covers, TV Shows, Book Covers, Pop Art etc.
The designer of this album cover was Malcolm Garrett and was based on a collage by Linder Sterling. Both of these individuals came from the Greater Manchester area, as did the Buzzcocks. No Lewes creatives who find themselves up their backsides or otherwise were involved. However Rumpole may be pleased to hear that Malcolm Garrett became head of design at a London Design Agency so may well be Down from London Soon!!
Anyway I thought it was a clever and topical play on the Buzzcocks Album cover considering the sad and untimely demise of Pete Shelley. R.i.P Pete

On 14 Dec 2018 at 9:55pm The Tooth Fairy wrote:

Indeed LamDab it�s beggars belief when blatant jokes or tributes in this case have to be explained to the terminally stupid. Perhaps a man waving a red flag may be employed to walk in front of any such future ironic posts, just in case �