[Diddle E. Squat]

And finally, the original and a flurry it spawned. He actually meant Mr. Rogers.

This should be fun.

[Chi-townChief]

Tremendous!

[aruanan]

With respect to the Osama being a piece of ass photo, an anagram for one of the many spellings of his name, Usama bin Laden, is "Made in anus lab".

[Cagey]

Hahahaha......... The "Mr. Roberts" series is fantastic.

[dixiechick2000]

ROTFLMBO!!!

This is GREAT!

[bulldogs]

Wonderful!

[Chad Fairbanks]

"Just Do It. Run like Hell."

I don't know... something about this one cracks me up every time...

[Cagey]

Check out the "Mr. Roberts" series. ROFL!

[Texas_Jarhead]

[MarMema]

excellent, thank you!

[SeenTheLight]

Thanks for the ping---great job!

I'll direct the Bay Area Chapter over here to post photos after Sunday's rally. San Francisco is always good for a few laughs!

[woofie]

No Blood for Oil but what have you Got?

[SeenTheLight]

Good thread to post silly peacenik photos after the rally. Let's share the joys of San Francisco!

STL

[MadIvan]

Regards, Ivan

[Cagey]

[MadIvan]

An unaltered photo from the London protests:

Regards, Ivan

[Cagey]

I think this duct tape thing is going a bit to far. (notice ad on red t-shirt)

[dennisw]

Sat Feb 15, 5:26 PM ET

Peter Seeger sings at an anti-war protest outside United Nations (news - web sites) headquarters, Saturday, Feb 15, 2003 in New York to protest a possible U.S.- led attack on Iraq, part of a day of global protests. The crowd stretched for 20 blocks along First Avenue, where the demonstrators were permitted to gather after the city, citing security issues, refused to allow a march past the United Nations. The crowd wound up spilling over to Second Avenue, where they were joined by police officers in riot gear and on horseback.(AP Photo/Shawn Baldwin)

 

Sat Feb 15, 5:10 PM ET

A Thai protester paints his face and sits in front of 'No War' sign during a protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand Saturday, Feb. 15, 2003. Thousands of Thais, joined by a large contingent of Westerners, marched Saturday morning to the U.S. Embassy to kick off a day-long demonstartion against a U.S.-led war on Iraq. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)

 

Sat Feb 15, 5:33 PM ET

Bishop Desmond Tutu rallies anti-war protesters near the United Nations (news - web sites) headquarters Saturday, Feb 15, 2003 in New York to protest a possible U.S.- led attack on Iraq, part of a day of global protests. The crowd stretched for 20 blocks along First Avenue, where the demonstrators were permitted to gather after the city, citing security issues, refused to allow a march past the United Nations. The crowd wound up spilling over to Second Avenue, where they were joined by police officers in riot gear and onhorseback.(AP Photo/Shawn Baldwin)

 

Sat Feb 15, 5:02 PM ET

A man wears a mask of U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) during an anti-war demonstration at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, February 15, 2003. Hundreds marched in anti-war rally on Saturday as part of worldwide protests against U.S.-led plans to attack Iraq. REUTERS/Sergio Moraes

 

 

[Porterville]

Arcata California February 15 2003

Using kids, in the rain, to generate electricity for the microphones,

[blackbart.223]

"This should be fun."

You know what else could be fun? A thread that lists useful idiots. Ted Kennedy and Chuck Schumer come to mind. Anyone else?

[FreedomCalls]

Are these guys serious?