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The Human Chain!

Posted on 02/12/200829/04/2021 By Reedz

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This special cartoon from Rhyme which was in the Bulletin last week just cracked me up! There’s definitely a treasure-trove of information over at the head-boy’s site which I refer to pretty regularly! Oh, here’s a pic of the artist himself at work taken last weekend at Country Patch… heheheh

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Congratulations and well done to the BDAC team who successfully put together the first ever red ribbon human chain at the mall last night! It was fantastic to see such a great turnout in support of AIDS awareness. Only wished more of the public would participate… there were a number of folks in red shirts walking about, and when asked to join, walked away pretty quickly. Hmmm… anyway, I’ll let the pics do the talking as usual…

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The ribbon. I’m sure there are better pics taken by others who were one floor up… *hint hint* 😀

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The writing’s on the wall… spot AB’s message 😉

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Liyana and Dewi

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Gearing up for the show

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Arranging the ribbon

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We are the world!

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Doin the funkeh dance!

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Seronok sekali!!

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The group shot afterwards

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Liyana and her team

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Stamp out the virus!

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BFF’ers who came along to support the event

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Comments (4)

  1. locqminatul says:
    03/12/2008 at 2:44 pm

    Apa kena mengena santa claus hat dengan AIDS? Ani celebrate AIDS day kah or celebratning xmas?

  2. H says:
    04/12/2008 at 9:15 pm

    looks awesome! wish i’d known about it sooner. i like the writing on the wall. people should be more open about the basic underlying reasons of the spread of AIDS.

  3. lisah says:
    04/12/2008 at 10:17 pm

    Saw your message on the wall that advised people to use condoms. I just assumed that your message was targeted to non-muslims, otherwise, it would have been interpreted as a bad thing. You know what I mean.

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