
Showing posts with label Obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Obama. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
Famous Hot Doggery
Since 1973, the griddled frankfurters at Gray’s Papaya, home of the $3.50 “Recession Special” (two franks and a 14-ounce drink), have been served with fresh fruit juices, tangy sauerkraut and a side of politics. BTW, I particularly liked this quote in the story:
“I’m here for the hot dogs and the papaya drink,” said Mona Walsh, 54, in between the last couple of bites of her amply garnished frank. “Even if Gray’s Papaya were supporting the most deplorable candidate imaginable and there was a big sign about it out front, I’d still be here eating hot dogs.”
Labels:
Democracy,
Election 2008,
Funny,
Hot Dogs,
New York,
Obama,
Recession,
Restaurant,
Vote
Friday, February 22, 2008
Change you can’t Xerox

Fresh off the heels of last night’s debate, here’s some change you can’t Xerox. Artist duo and creative agriculturists, the Date Farmers, are releasing this hand made limited edition campaign print (300pcs.) in support of Barack Hussein Obama. They’re being peddled via Upper Playground and the ‘Farmers’ are promising to use all the proceeds to make and mass-distribute more posters throughout Texas, which is holding it’s primary on March 4th and could help determine the Democratic presidential candidate.
More at ‘Farmers’ For Obama
Labels:
Art,
Election 2008,
Farmers,
Obama,
Texas,
Visual Resistance,
Vote
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