The above story, as covered in this article from the Border Mail over the weekend has made international news after a local clown (obviously one with access to professional sign writing and laser cutting equipment) re-named the sleepy housing estate after the iconic cult-figure action hero and star of TV drama “Walker: Texas ranger” and films such as “Delta Force”.
Albury Council today removed the “graffiti” without comment.
While many of the residents of the estate are in favour of officially re-naming the estate, Chuck Norris himself has yet to issue a statement.
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another possible story for ya
http://www.streetsblog.org/2008/03/26/streetfilm-lounging-on-high-in-wodonga-australia/
Well I’m happy to run the story Kieren but I’m a little perplexed at why you don’t run it yourself?
Are you still out of town and not running local stories for that reason?
Anyway, I’ll do a post on it some time soon.
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