Here's why the antiwar movement can't gain traction. It needs to come up with more interesting forms of political expression, like some folks south of the border:
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- More than 1,500 Venezuelans shed their clothes on a main city avenue Sunday to pose for American photographer Spencer Tunick, forming a human mosaic in front of a national symbol: a statue of independence hero Simon Bolivar.
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Meanwhile, we're stuck with Ramsey Clark and ANSWER. We're pathetic.
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Actually Spencer Tunick has been doing this sort of thing for awhile. He started in NYC, and has been photographing crowds of naked people all over the world.
Tunick is always looking for volunteers. Here's the sign-up sheet, if you'd care to participate...
http://www.spencertunick.com/signup.php
Hmm,
I think I'll do a little more time at the fitness center before signing up. Got to work off a few more cheeseburgers.
Yeah, I was going to bear my breasts for peace, but I was concerned about the "morals" clause of my credential.
It would have been the best use of my boobs since breastfeeding (sure to get a response from Terry).
Too funny, your generating ads from a dating service promising "beautiful Venezualeans"
Almost as good as the ads your comments on biblical marriage was generating on bible study courses.
Dear Leroy's Mom:
Leroy's Dad wants you to know that he looks forward to earning the right to "bear" your breasts.
He even washed the dishes.
Dear Leroy's Mom:
I dunno, I just happened to catch (while channel surfing, course)the Miss Venezuela Pageant a couple of months ago. They looked highly marketable to me.
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