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pattip2000 said:^ don't people also do that at their studio?
I think so not sure though, I'm sure someone here can verify
I wanna write on his bathroom wall
pattip2000 said:^ don't people also do that at their studio?
honeychild said:whats the title of the Yeats poem? Its really nice, I´d like to read the whole thing. thanks
pattip2000 said:^ don't people also do that at their studio?
Val said:To write on the gate is defacing an existing work of art.
Ok, I'll not mention it again
Dismantled said:
not if it's invited
Dismantled said:
not if it's invited
Dahlia said:You posted the same one again
I think you wanted to post this one
Val said:
Ok, I really tried not to respond, but the thought of a fan reading these posts, getting the idea that it's ok to alter in any way Bono's property is just nuts.
I have been a member of interference for a while, and never posted anything argumentative.
But that message is just plain wrong.
It's his art, his gate. Get your own gate.
Jim said:
Whisker placed 16 huge sheets of copper behind the 15ft gates and spent four months etching poems, quotes and other Bonoisms into the panels. /B]
yeter said:
The poem is called He Wishes For The Cloths Of Heaven
Greenlight said:Jim, I remember that article too. I thought this last paragraph from it was also very revealing:
"Even Bono’s threshold is primarily a security barrier. “The largest inscriptions,” says Whisker, “are two idioms: procul este, profani, meaning ‘keep your distance, uninitiated one’, and lasciate ogni speranza voi chentrate, which translates as ‘abandon all hope ye who enter here’.”
Just to make the italian inscription clear: "Lasciate ogni speranza voi ch'entrate" it's taken from Dante's Divine Comedy (more specifically from "The Hell") while Dante itself is going to enter the Hell's Gate and read this at the top it...quite scaryGreenlight said:Jim, I remember that article too. I thought this last paragraph from it was also very revealing:
"Even Bono’s threshold is primarily a security barrier. “The largest inscriptions,” says Whisker, “are two idioms: procul este, profani, meaning ‘keep your distance, uninitiated one’, and lasciate ogni speranza voi chentrate, which translates as ‘abandon all hope ye who enter here’.”
Bona Vox said:
There is a wall opposite the studio and that's where people "leave messages" to the band.
To be honest, I don't think Bono is too happy with people writting on their gate. I once stood in front of the gate for a few seconds, just looking at it and a security guy told me through the inter phone to go away.
Yeah, that happened to my mum too. She was taking a pic of the gate and the security guy told her to go away. I thought it was funny, but if it had happened to me, i'd have died. I was down in Dublin for the weekend for my birthday and decided on the Saturday morning that i wanted to go to Killiney and of course my (long suffering) mum came with me. Now my mum aint the healthiest of people and that big hill nearly killed her, so she decided to go and sit on a little bench to have a rest. So she said to me 'where is Bono's house?' and although i know what it looks like i have know idea where the hell it is. Just as i said that this car pulls up just in front of us with a rather pissed off looking woman in the front and although she looked familiar it still hadnt registered who the hell she was. It wasnt til one of the boys in the back of the car smiled and waved at me, that i finally realised that the woman was Ali and John was waving at me from the back of the car. I've never felt that sick in my life when i realised i was standing outside Bono's house, i went into panic mode and decided that i wanted to go just i case Bono was there and decided to come out ( yeah i know i'm weird!!). I dont know if he was ther and to be honest i dont really care. I dont know why, maybe i'm the only one who feels like this but i felt guilty for being there. I regret going and wish i'd never have even thought about it.
Russty Cat said:At the end of the day we have to consider that all the band members are human and have families. They need to live their lives too and have time with their families. Respect them and treat them how you'd like to be treated and I think you'll be okay.