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Elephant Manager Pat Maluy plays with the first African elephant calf to be born at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park Friday, May 23, 2003, in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The 296-pound bundle of joy was born Thursday night at 10:05 p.m. to its 22-year-old mother Moyo. (AP Photo/Walt Disney World)



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John Kamikaze reenacts a scene from The Water Babies, a children's book by the late Reverend Charles Kinsley, as he lays suspended from meat hooks piercing through the skin on his back and legs in the window of the Selfridges department store in London's Oxford Street, May 22, 2003. The installation was part of the store's Body Craze event, a month-long celebration of the human form, which runs from May 7 until May 31. REUTERS/Matt Dunham



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Cho Jin-young, 23, a Seoul bartender, blows flames from an alcohol drink during a contest to nominate a representative of South Korea to run the international contest of bartenders, at a restaurant in Seoul, Friday, May 23, 2003. 14 South Korean bartenders attended this contest and the winner will attend the final contest in Dallas, Tx.,U.S.A. next February. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)



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Firemen work at the scene of an accident on Interstate 68 West, near the 29 mile marker and Finzel, Maryland, May 23, 2003. At least two people died and about 80 others were injured when as many as 75 vehicles were involved in a chain-reaction accident in fog on a mountain stretch of highway in western Maryland, authorities said. (Steve Bittner/Cumberland Times-News via Reuters)



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An Iraqi electricity company employee receives his salary in Baghdad, May 24, 2003. The U.S. civil administration paid the first government wages to civil servants since the U.S.-led war, signaling the return of normal life to the country after weeks of chaos. (Zohra Bensemra/Reuters)



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Shab Ahmad, 15, plays with a gun made out of old soft drink cans during a break from school in downtown Basra, Iraq.  (AFP/Tim Clary)



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A street vendor adjusts various stickers on his display in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil. (AFP/Mauricio Lima)

[%|] WTF is up with that? it's not part of any children's book I'd want my daughter to see.



gee, supporting terrorists and mass murderers somehow equals peace. [rolleyes] I really don't understand this lapse in logic.

Could we contact an American in Brazil to do some ass kicking.

I also notice that the Anti Bush sticker guy has all kinds of other "American" stickers. Superman, BatMan, Rolling Stones. Guess it's not a boycott anyway  lmao.

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That "NO BUSH" sticker is actually a thoughtful commentary on feminine hygene and should in no way be construed as opposition to our current POTUS.

Yeah, but I'll take a few hundred of those "No Bush" cards.

thats a preban soft drink assault rifle right?

I believe so.

i believe its called the Brazilian wax or something. so yes, its promoting smoothies.

Bump for the night shift.

and that's something that should be promoted everywhere, but those other stickers piss me off.

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With that forward grip, is he required to register this as an AOW or is it exempt because it's a soft drink can rifle designed to be fired from the shoulder?