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"Let's roll" was the last thing heard over a air-to-ground phone connection, said by one passenger to another, before the passengers attempted to retake the fourth hijacked aircraft on 9-11. Instead of gaining control of the aircraft and thwarting the hijackers, they succeeded in crashing the plane into the ground and killing everyone aboard, including themselves. A fitting motto if there ever was one.
-- Baron Earl (referring to George W. Bush's new national motto)
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Naked! Naked! Thousands of Canadians got naked yesterday. You wanna see the pictures?
I've written articles about Canada's sex-obsessed culture, but this is
pretty cool. A 34-year-old
photographer expected 300 people to show up for the shoot -- and instead, over 2,000
Canadians converged on Montreal, ready to take their clothes off.
Click here to see hundreds of naked people! Here's a closer shot of over a hundred naked people lying in tiers on a series of a steps.
Several dozen more
curled beneath a Canadian flag. They lay their bodies down in the chilly Canadian
air, skin against cement.
Incidentally, Canada is also the home of the naked newscasters behind my favorite all-naked web
newscast. At this rate the U.S. will be in danger of running a Nudity Gap. When the
same photographer tried a public photo shoot of nudity in New York City,
armed police officers
arrested him.
Check it out yourself
sadist@pigdog.org
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