The Tax Man Cometh
Friday, February 26, 2010
... dressed as the Statue of Liberty.
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13 comments:
The statue of Liberty can ALWAYS be recognised, even in the worst conditions or copies...Ü
send him away. preferably to the bankers.
Toooo funny! I've seen two of these Statue of Liberty people walking around lately in Minneapolis! You beat me to the punch!
Well...he is cute! :)
Léia
I agree he is cute, but that is pretty funny!
We have a Liberty Tax place in Tulsa with sometimes 2 of these "statues" walking up and down waving as you drive by. They are funny and I always wave back. They get paid minimum wage and when it is cold and windy they certainly earn it.
Gee, I thought this must only happen in the South!
As we say in French: le ridicule ne tue pas (ridicule doesn't kill).
Better than a boring Friday in the office!
Never trust Lady Liberty if she has a beard.
We have these folks standing on our corners, too. I wonder if they have any impact at all, except to cause raucous laughter?
A good fun photo. You have a Liberty Tax in America? MY brother when aske what he did for a living used to say "Inland Revenue" - he used to get a real kick out of people then start to explain the reasons for this and that!
Cheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
That's a really funny character! Good shot!
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