“Level 3, beware the Gorgarton. He’s in love. ”

“Yes way Err.” (Aqua Teen Hunger Force — Moon Master)

I always knew that Err was a terrorist. As soon as all those Bostonians saw him flipping them off, they immediately came to the same realization.

Wait till they get a load of Balloonenstein. :-)

Once again George W. Bush has saved us all from the evils of 80s era video game characters. Thank heaven for God Emperor Bush and the paranoia he has brought to our great country.

What a joke, let’s just hope that Sean and Pete don’t wind up at Guantánamo Bay, stripped of their rights and being force fed through nasal gastric tubes.

The hot new hip fashion item for today’s discerning terrorist,

The Err LED light Brite T-shirt

http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2007/02/homemade_led_sh.html

Get them while supplies last.

note to site owner: you cannot type or paste in the boxes provided for e-mail addresses or web site URLs on Internet explore, I had to switch to Mozilla to post this comment.

it’s 1024×768 http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/47817374/

And here’s just a fun picture I made afterwards with it :P

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/47875026/

Contact:
Jeffrey Scott Holland
502.224.8348
jshpaint@gmail.com

JEFFREY SCOTT HOLLAND WITHDRAWS
“PROJECT EGG” PUBLIC ART INSTALLATION
FROM BOSTON

As you may know, last year I left green Easter Eggs in various
public and semi-public places in several American cities, as part
of my PROJECT EGG public art installation. This April, it had been
my intent to the expand the egg hunt to cover the entire nation,
with eggs hidden in the major cities of each of the fifty states.

However, in the wake of the ludicrous and Orwellian response of
Boston city officials to the Aqua Teen Hunger Force ad campaign,
I have been deeply morally appalled at behavior and statements
of Boston Mayor Thomas Menino and Assistant Attorney General
John Grossman, claiming that lightboxes such as those used in
the Aqua Teen Hunger Force ad campaign were no longer
appropriate in a “post 9/11 world”, and that the “hoax” perpetrators
“clearly intended” the lightboxes to be mistaken for bombs.

These so-called public officials are apparently blissfully ignorant of the simple fact that terrorist bombs logically do not call attention to themselves with flashing lights and cartoon characters.

Given this chilling effect the powers-that-be in Boston have cast on
free expression (not to mention common sense), I must withdraw my
intent to give away Easter Eggs in the state of Massachusetts in
April. I will not give these men further fuel in their drive to present
themselves as intelligent and valiant fighters of “potential” terrorism
in the name of national security, which is the real hoax being
perpetrated here.

To paraphrase Senator Jordan in the original Manchurian Candidate
film, “these men could not be doing more harm to America than if
they were paid Russian agents”.

Jeffrey Scott Holland
http://www.jeffreyscottholland.com/

I personally think it could have happened in any of those cities. It just takes one paranoid person and a couple of clueless cops.