This guy is brilliant. He suggests that the folks running the Democratic convention go out and get thousands and thousands of key rings, pronto (you know, those little circular things that dangle from your extra set of keys, and you can write "home" on them or whatever). He suggests handing 9 (or 7, whatever) of these to each attendee, we can attach our own keys to them, one to each ring, and dangle them for the cameras throughout the convention. Even better, he recommends writing "House #1" to House #9" on the rings, but so long as we get rings that have some area to write on, we can add the numbers ourselves.Friday, August 22, 2008
In my father's house are many mansions
John Aravosis:
This guy is brilliant. He suggests that the folks running the Democratic convention go out and get thousands and thousands of key rings, pronto (you know, those little circular things that dangle from your extra set of keys, and you can write "home" on them or whatever). He suggests handing 9 (or 7, whatever) of these to each attendee, we can attach our own keys to them, one to each ring, and dangle them for the cameras throughout the convention. Even better, he recommends writing "House #1" to House #9" on the rings, but so long as we get rings that have some area to write on, we can add the numbers ourselves.
This guy is brilliant. He suggests that the folks running the Democratic convention go out and get thousands and thousands of key rings, pronto (you know, those little circular things that dangle from your extra set of keys, and you can write "home" on them or whatever). He suggests handing 9 (or 7, whatever) of these to each attendee, we can attach our own keys to them, one to each ring, and dangle them for the cameras throughout the convention. Even better, he recommends writing "House #1" to House #9" on the rings, but so long as we get rings that have some area to write on, we can add the numbers ourselves.
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