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August 30, 2006 |
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Panhandlers For Truth
FOUND by Rebecca Hills
in Denver, Colorado
I found this sign a block from 'The Dope House', our local head shop in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. I'm thinking it wasn't that effective since the owner decided to discard it.
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I love this one!!
Panhandlers once asked me if I could "Spare some change for LSD research?"
Obviously the author was just trying to cover his bases. They needed food and a vessel in which to prepare said food. :)
At least he/she is honest..you cant ask for much more than that
I agree with Oana. If you're going to beg for money, you may as well be honest.
yeah, about that. there's a guy here in richmond that panhandels and his schtick is his sign, which reads, "I won't lie. I want a BEER."
you'd think it would be endearing. It's not.
I saw a guy with a "I won't lie, I want a BEER" sign in San Fransisco once! I laughed, and I was like 12.
No, POT, like WEED. I love this one!
Jeez! I lived in Capitol Hill for four years, and this is the stupidest bum sign i have seen yet! I've heard that the bums in Denver are all organized under a union and that there is a boss who sets them up strategically throughout the city and provides them with signs and everything! not too sure about that one :)anyway, capitol hill is a very amusing place to reside.
when i was in college i had a couple come up to me, and the guy said 'i'm not gonna give you a big song and dance, honestly we're just trying to make enough for a six pack.'
i gave him $2.
What's anything?
I'm loving how honest this is.
I like the ones that say.
"I'll be honest: I'm spending it on beer and cigarettes."
My favorite name for a local head shop is The Joint Effort.
I don't like the sound of "the Dope House" sounds too much like a shooting gallery.
I was in Denver in October & saw the man holding this sign (or maybe not this one, but I swear it's the same!) on the way to the 16th Street Mall. AMAZING! I didn't have any cash to give him though.
gotta' give 'em points for honesty.
awwww. This reminds me of Santa Cruz, CA.
I love Santa Cruz -- people come up on the street and are honest about what they want...
But, if you go there, HIDE YOUR DOGGIE-BAGS!!!! The moment you step foot ouside someone will ask "Can I have that?" Ohhh Santa Cruz and the lovely leftover hippies who keep the practices of their youth...
and the pink umbrella man who walks slowly around... he's amazing.