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Right to bare legs
Arguably, a far superior cousin to Earth Day: No Pants Day.
It may seem to be an innocuous, juvenile ritual devoid of underlying political intentions, but neglecting one's trousers provides unavoidable commentary about global warming. Conversation starter: "My legs are hot ... and so is the planet." (Bringing up body hair and deforestation is optional.)
After all, "When large groups of people parade around in public without their pants, amazing things are bound to happen."
Holly Richmond is a Seattle-based freelance writer and editor, and was previously Grist’s editorial intern and marketing assistant.
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Miles Grant Posted 5:58 am
02 May 2008
Joking aside, I'm most excited about summer so I can wear this t-shirt again.
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javaearth Posted 7:53 am
02 May 2008
Seriously, I bet we could save the planet by wearing no clothes. think about it!
We would not need all the cloth
We could save energy by not making clothes,
We would save trees by not buying magazines about clothes and fashion
We would save food, because more people would care about what their bodies looked like and they would not be as fat and overweight
We would save money by not over eating - see point above
We would not kill animals for fur
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Delay And Deny Posted 12:37 pm
02 May 2008
Great...Harold and Kumar (bottomless party) create worldwide social movement.
Next up, Miley Cyrus on Federal monetary policy...
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