Spam illustrated

[Felipe Bidó]

Nice

http://elliottburford.com/index.php?/il ... /spam-new/

[cerebus]

ROFL!!!

[Dmitri]

Excellent idea.

I didn't get "Massive and scary" though...

[nianfong]

hahha that's awesome! I don't quite get the "give woman the first thing she expects" one

[Michael]

hahha that's awesome! I don't quite get the "give woman the first thing she expects" one

Me, too. Maybe it's limey speak idiom entendre.

[Dmitri]

Did you guys see this page?

This repeatable wallpaper is a photo mosaic of the Pope in response to his visit to Sydney, Australia in July 2008 for World Youth Day, costing the taxpayer a cool A$184 million. In addition to this funding, extraordinary temporary laws were passed allowing police to permit partial strip searches and arrest persons "causing annoyance" to WYD participants. These laws, essentially undermining basic rights and freedom of speech, made it a crime to wear a t-shirt with a message on it, handing out condoms, riding a skateboard or even playing music. Breaking this new law carried a fine of A$5,500.

[cerebus]

Did you guys see this page?

This repeatable wallpaper is a photo mosaic of the Pope in response to his visit to Sydney, Australia in July 2008 for World Youth Day, costing the taxpayer a cool A$184 million. In addition to this funding, extraordinary temporary laws were passed allowing police to permit partial strip searches and arrest persons "causing annoyance" to WYD participants. These laws, essentially undermining basic rights and freedom of speech, made it a crime to wear a t-shirt with a message on it, handing out condoms, riding a skateboard or even playing music. Breaking this new law carried a fine of A$5,500.

Warning: The close-up of the mural is NOT safe for work...

[Michael]

Did you guys see this page?

This repeatable wallpaper is a photo mosaic of the Pope in response to his visit to Sydney, Australia in July 2008 for World Youth Day, costing the taxpayer a cool A$184 million. In addition to this funding, extraordinary temporary laws were passed allowing police to permit partial strip searches and arrest persons "causing annoyance" to WYD participants. These laws, essentially undermining basic rights and freedom of speech, made it a crime to wear a t-shirt with a message on it, handing out condoms, riding a skateboard or even playing music. Breaking this new law carried a fine of A$5,500.

They love factors of 5500, 'cause in Australia if you post a link to a banned web site, you can get fined $11,000 per day.

[Teazer]

hahha that's awesome! I don't quite get the "give woman the first thing she expects" one

Me, too. Maybe it's limey speak idiom entendre.

Maybe first you ask her if she'd like a drink - she expects a drink.

[nianfong]

but... that's not very funny