ranj Posted January 7, 2008 Posted January 7, 2008 Take note of how our committed protestors took the time to choose different coloured donkeys to accurately depict the two umpires. Not only does this show a real flair for protest, but its indicative of the cultural and ethnic melting pot which defines our great nation. Bravo villagers, for you have provided the burning beacon of hope to light up these dark days of tumult. I hope they don't burn the donkeys. That would suck.
donkey Posted January 7, 2008 Posted January 7, 2008 Take note of how our committed protestors took the time to choose different coloured donkeys to accurately depict the two umpires. Not only does this show a real flair for protest, but its indicative of the cultural and ethnic melting pot which defines our great nation. Bravo villagers, for you have provided the burning beacon of hope to light up these dark days of tumult. I hope they don't burn the donkeys. That would suck. :( had they chosen two black donkeys, poor protestors wud have been labelled racist by bunny & co..nice find mate :wink_smile:
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