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8 comments:
Curious. I just came back from the beach where these banners advertise where food can be found.
You rarely see those here, but often it tends to be a political statement being towed.
We need one of those to vote out a few people.
I've only ever seen such airborne banners over football stadiums
Duncan In Kuantan
That's a chilling thought.
The writing on the wall (or in the sky?)?
Hmmm... interesting statement.
i don't think i've ever seen a plane banner carrying a political statement...that is deep!
First time I see such a statement on a plane banner! Glad you caught it.
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