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Protesters pray on a disused billboard during a demonstration to demand the resignation of Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, Friday, Sept. 30, 2011.
A significant safety factor was figured into the structural engineering of that sign. Were I to protest something I sure as hell wouldn’t climb up into a lightning rod with two dozen others; nor would I bounce my head in synchronization on a bigass teeter-totter 30 feet or so off the ground.
(Can you spot the apostates? They’re the ones not mooning, but they’re likely checking the bubble level so they know when to rush the ladder.)
And it’s a full moon, or close enough, which means it’s time for a group howl on The Overnight Open Thread.
Tags: Ali Abdullah Saleh, Overnight Open Thread, protesters, Sanaa, sign, Yemen
