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samedi 29 août 2009

Will Miss #34 - Japanese political advertisments

Posted on 01:01 by Unknown
Japanese political advertisements are often a source of amusement for both my husband and I. Someone, somewhere who designs a portion of these things believes that horribly staged, ridiculous poses convey the notion that one should elect these people to positions of power.I'll miss these funny political posters.
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