I wasn't on the board this morning when the challenge was decided.......but it's a bit of an odd one! Did Greenpeace really ask us, or did someone make that up?
The challenge seems to have become 'take the piss out of Greenpeace' or 'puns on the phrase 'world peace''.
I can't help thinking that this might not be the most fruitful challenge ever... although I will try to come up with something, of course.
(The challenge seems to have become 'take the piss out of Greenpeace' or 'puns on the phrase 'world peace''.
I can't help thinking that this might not be the most fruitful challenge ever... although I will try to come up with something, of course.
chaotic_illuminator proud spacehopperist,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:49,
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yes we were really askedand people voted for it. God knows what GP will make of it. Personally I'm finding the piss taking ones rather funny.
( rob,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:51,
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And not too manyBush/ Blair/ Hussein pics either, which is good.
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bovine I'm so old, even my old is old,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:53,
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Withall the moaning about this is a fluffy non-political board, I'm quite amused by the way it's turning out.
( Ijon Tichy,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:54,
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me too...I think "take the piss out of Greenpeace" is actually quite a good image challenge... but I guess GP won't be too happy.
However, they're not paying, so hard whalecheese.
(However, they're not paying, so hard whalecheese.
chaotic_illuminator proud spacehopperist,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:56,
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I can'r see themusing them as posters.
( bovine I'm so old, even my old is old,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:59,
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i don't think it's a bad thing at allalthough a little tedious... it might actually let greenpeace know what some people think about them.
A bit like Amnesty International:
A friend worked for them at very Senior level until very recently and left because there was so much red tape internally. He found instead of being able to tackle the Big Issues he was dealing with internal personnel issues and petty squabbles.
paperclips... as someone said.
(A bit like Amnesty International:
A friend worked for them at very Senior level until very recently and left because there was so much red tape internally. He found instead of being able to tackle the Big Issues he was dealing with internal personnel issues and petty squabbles.
paperclips... as someone said.
popt_art,
Fri 31 Jan 2003, 13:59,
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