Wednesday, February 16, 2005
Did I mention...
That my war-protesting alien costume will be preserved throughout time?
Some of you may be familiar with sorryeverybody.com, a website that allows you to apologize to the rest of the world for the election of G.W. Bush via a picture of yourself + a message.
Well they published a book of some of their submitted photographs, and yours truly made it into the book. This isn't just some crazy self-published book only available online; you can pick this one up at your local Barnes and Noble and find me on page 232! Or if you are cheap, you can come look at my copy.
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Sorryeverybody.com has become an international phenomenon, receiving more than 75 million hits in its first 3 weeks.
Collected here are over 1,000 photographs from citizens around the country. There are Democrats and Republicans; priests and marines; professors and veterans; suburban moms and hipsters and hipster suburban moms; mountain climbers, divers, and business people; women with gray hair, boys with blue hair, and girls with pink hair; gay people and straight people; people from California to New York to Ohio to Texas to Arkansas. They've come together between the covers of this book to say, "Sorry, everybody." The apologies range from the silly to the sublime, and their collected effect is awesome: a heart-stopping, inspiring, and hopeful portrait of America -- or at least around half of it."
Some of you may be familiar with sorryeverybody.com, a website that allows you to apologize to the rest of the world for the election of G.W. Bush via a picture of yourself + a message.
Well they published a book of some of their submitted photographs, and yours truly made it into the book. This isn't just some crazy self-published book only available online; you can pick this one up at your local Barnes and Noble and find me on page 232! Or if you are cheap, you can come look at my copy.
"
Sorryeverybody.com has become an international phenomenon, receiving more than 75 million hits in its first 3 weeks.
Collected here are over 1,000 photographs from citizens around the country. There are Democrats and Republicans; priests and marines; professors and veterans; suburban moms and hipsters and hipster suburban moms; mountain climbers, divers, and business people; women with gray hair, boys with blue hair, and girls with pink hair; gay people and straight people; people from California to New York to Ohio to Texas to Arkansas. They've come together between the covers of this book to say, "Sorry, everybody." The apologies range from the silly to the sublime, and their collected effect is awesome: a heart-stopping, inspiring, and hopeful portrait of America -- or at least around half of it."
