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I’m not sure when celebrities decided that supporting their favorite cause meant taking their top off, but Kim Zolciak from the TV show Real Housewives of Atlanta has taken a page from PETA’s playbook for the NO H8 Campaign (an effort to legalize gay marriage) by posing with little more than duct tape to cover her bits and pieces:
If only all of the world’s problems could be solved this way…
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First there was Paris Hilton, then Padma Lakshmi, and now Audrina Patridge from The Hills, Playboy and, oddly enough, PETA, is the latest to put burger in her face for Carl’s Jr.
Sure, you probably can’t eat more than a bite of burger every year or so and still look like that in a bikini, but who’s worried about the details?
Edit: Here’s the final spot:
[Via: AdFreak]
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Plenty of folks have already shed clothing to help support PETA’s anti-fur cause in the “I’d rather go naked” campaign, so it should come as no surprise that Khloe Kardashian (Kim Kardashian’s lesser known sister) striped at the chance to show her support as well, but what’s interesting is that she blogged about the experience as well:
Hey dolls! I recently teamed up with PETA to do a holiday billboard campaign boycotting fur. The billboard is titled, “Fur? I’d Rather Go Naked,” which I think is pretty fitting considering that I’m not exactly wearing much in the ad. LOL. My family and I will be unveiling the billboard Wednesday, December 10, at noon at the corners of Melrose and N. Harper Avenues and I wanted to invite all of you who live in the Los Angeles area to attend! Your support would mean so much to me!!!
You go girl!
[Via: The Inquisitor Via: PETA]
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PETA never ceases to amaze me.
This year, in protest of Thanksgiving’s annual turkey slaughter, they took the Cooking Mama game and gave it an “unauthorized” twist, as Mama is now the ruthless killer of animals, and you must help her prepare, stuff and cook a bird while extra gore tries to distract you from the task at hand.
Surprisingly, the Flash game is well-done, and serves up a heaping serving of PETA propaganda as you play, though it’s all optional, and you can pick and choose what you want to learn more about, so they’re not jamming the message down your throat.
The turkey used in the game however…
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