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Naked PETA Lady
Pro: Nakedness. Topless activist Hope Round lies on the Broad Street pavement in June 2006 (did we mention she was topless?) to protest our disgusting habit of eating various cow parts.
Con: Hope Round only makes us hungrier for a soup bone.

Hands-in-Concrete-Barrel Kids
Pro: Gave us excuse to be late to work. They literally stopped traffic Monday, keeping Dominion workers from getting to the office for a couple of hours. One protester dangled from the Lee Bridge in a harness.
Con: They're not naked.
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