TLDR: The museum never loved the statue but now they've decided to embrace it as art and give it a place in a exhibition about statues depicting human struggle and triumph.
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Fallouttgrrl9 hr ago
+3
Reminds me of the National Wallace Monument, which for a period of time held a statue of Mel Gibson's portrayal of William Wallace, called "Freedom"
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Gash_Stretchum12 hr ago
+17
Karma farming spambot. Yuck.
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crimson_teacup13 hr ago
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Honestly kind of glad it’s finally inside, that thing was basically an unpaid tour guide. Hopefully they keep some free, late hours so locals can still jog up, sweat, and visit it after work.
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azsnaz12 hr ago
+23
Tourists attraction*
I dont belive a statue was showing people around town
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ThreadCountHigh12 hr ago
+4
That would be an amazing case of burying the lede.
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U6b12 hr ago
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Can’t wait ‘til it too cracks
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One-Emu-110312 hr ago
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Am I the only one who hated that movie?
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nw34212 hr ago
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Probably
Rocky was a great movie, but really didn't need to be made into a franchise.
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RevolutionaryGain8237 hr ago
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Rocky 1 was a gritty classic. The sequels got progressively more into coke fuelled 80s insanity. Rocky Balboa was a good return to the series roots
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suspicious_hyperlink11 hr ago
I really hate that saying. It’s turned in to a live love laugh decal and people in the far suburbs are using it
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One-Emu-110312 hr ago
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Excuse me? I'm from Philly and I ain't anyone's b****.
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s0da_pressed12 hr ago
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it’s a quote from IASIP my bad
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PhoenixTineldyer12 hr ago
+3
So was theirs.
"I ain't anyone's b****. I left you, Reggie. I'm with Frank now."
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