Anyone find this interview with a pompous Architect funny?

Is it you?

No but I have worked on his jobs.  We were talking about him earlier and telling stories about what a tw@t he is and then someone found this interview.  Might not be funny to others, but we were all p1ssing ourselves.

all these old hippy fookers are full of sh!te. Crazy time, Crazy guy. summer of love, summer of protest, woodstock and the man landing on the moon. Now the coont buys at waitrose & wears designer specs, while designing homes for millionaires Those events didnt have any impact on him at all

In 1967....we were streaking

They were heady days.  He actually used that phrase.  And he referred to setting fire to his artwork as "near genius".

Good bloke. Anyone who lived through the late 60s and appreciated what was happening, is all right in my book

He out Alan Partridges Alan partridge.  Man of the people, can speak to chippies and plumbers in a language they understand.  I respect that in an architect.

thats what makes him a well rounded human being

Ttt

why is he not angry about architectural models not being made to full 1:1 scale? fecking sellout

and why wasn't he at the moon landing protest? flippin white guys steppin all over moon land in their eco-un-friendly space neo colonial techno oppression machines

i did a course at Ravensbourne years ago, never saw him there though

They were heady days.  He actually used that phrase.

I think what he actually said was "I was a d!ckhead in those days"

Things must have been pretty liberal in the 60s if you could set fire to a building and your only punishment was to be sent architectural school. No asbo, no nothing.

It is probably b.ollox though.  He didn't even say he saw the Doors.  When pushed he just said he had a ticket.  He is a proper Bellend.

He wasn`t at the moon landing either..so what.

ttt.

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