'Occupy' protesters mint their own coloring book - w/pics

[Kadie]

'Occupy' protesters mint their own coloring book
(AFP) – 1 hour ago

CHICAGO — Anti-Wall Street protesters have a new way to pass the time: an "Occupy" coloring book complete with songs and a visit from Robin Hood.

The "grown-up coloring book novel" was released last week by Really Big Coloring Books, a Missouri-based publisher that recently made headlines with a controversial coloring book about the September 11, 2001 attacks.

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The original songs are perhaps the best part.

One titled "Humpty Grumpty" goes: "Investments, Investments, sat on a wall; Investments, Investments had a great fall. The Congress and Senate and President's men; Couldn't put Dollars and Sense together again."

Bell's favorite is "Sing a Song of Sixpence": Sing a song of sixpence; my pockets have gone dry. Nine & twenty A.P.R. why even try? The mortgage rate has opened, and I don't have a thing. Pitch a tent in the city park, my things I will bring."

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Occupy DC supporter Mary Ann Crayton from Chesterton, Indiana holds a copy of the adult coloring book 'Occupy' November 7, 2011 in McPherson Square in Washington, DC. Anti-Wall Street protesters have a new way to pass the time: an 'Occupy' coloring book complete with songs and a visit from Robin Hood. The 'grown-up coloring book novel' was released last week by Really Big Coloring Books, a Missouri-based publisher that recently made headlines with a controversial coloring book about the September 11, 2001 attacks.


Occupy DC supporters Mary Ann and John Crayton from Chesterton, Indiana read the adult coloring book 'Occupy' November 7, 2011 in McPherson Square in Washington, DC.Anti-Wall Street protesters have a new way to pass the time: an 'Occupy' coloring book complete with songs and a visit from Robin Hood. The 'grown-up coloring book novel' was released last week by Really Big Coloring Books, a Missouri-based publisher that recently made headlines with a controversial coloring book about the September 11, 2001 attacks.

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Occupy - A Grown-Up Coloring Book Novel "Classic-Commemorative-Keepsake!"
http://www.coloringbook.com/occupycoloringbook.aspx

[Systematic Chaos]

1. An enema of Tabasco and glass shards to whomever unrec'ed this, please.

Rec and still at zero.

[Sarah Ibarruri]

2. Do it again. I just clicked and it went to 1. nt

[Systematic Chaos]

3. It's +9 now and hopefully counting.

:kick:

[Sarah Ibarruri]

4. Cool! nt

[Fire Walk With Me]

6. ...

:rofl::thumbsup:

[Kadie]

7. .

Yikes!

:)

[backtoblue]

11. OUCH!!

LMAO...

:toast: :rofl:

[Rabblevox]

5. Up to 14 recs, and I just ordered my copy. Serious K&R!

[druidity33]

8. K&R...

but honestly, there's not too many good coloring bits.

:shrug:

[lonestarnot]

9. K & R.

[Huey P. Long]

10. excellent.

[Lady Freedom Returns]

12. So who are this guys?

Are they Liberals or some conservatives hoodwinking people about how much they worry about the common man?

[KansDem]

13. THIS IS WHAT CAP*I*TAL*ISM LOOKS LIKE!!!

Okay, so it doesn't roll off the tongue quite as easily...:(

[uponit7771]

14. Just like the game Monopoly was made to teach the perils of greed...