Trump Baby – Another sign of wonder

Paul Costigan 10 June 2016 12 July 2016 2

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Another sign of wonder. This one we came upon while walking down a street in Auckland. That hair should be a registered trademark.

FYI – the advertiser, Powershop, is a NZ electricity supplier. There’s also a video online that is worth a look – be ready to wonder and laugh – click here.

If you missed Paul’s earlier post containing curious and entertaining signs, many closer to home, it’s here: Signs of life and wonder

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2 Responses to Trump Baby – Another sign of wonder

Mordd 11:54 pm 11 Jun 16

Mordd – IndyMedia said :

I didn’t know Auckland was now in the ACT. No, this isn’t RiotNZ.

To be honest I like diversity on this site, but I am having a very hard time trying to work out how this article qualifies to be on here for even the slimmest of reasons.

John Moulis 11:39 am 10 Jun 16

I didn’t know Auckland was now in the ACT. No, this isn’t RiotNZ.

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