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It originally was a symbol for nuclear disarmament in the united kingdom in 1958. So I think it would be more accurate if it was called a foot print of an english chicken.:)

It originally was a symbol for nuclear disarmament in the united kingdom in 1958. So I think it would be more accurate if it was called a foot print of an english chicken.:)

...and a swastika is just a Tibetian good luck charm :D

Either way, they mean the same thing...pussy. :eek:

No argument here! I agree.

I don't remember this, but I've been told by reliable sources that the so-called "peace movement" in the 60s and 70s was really just a novel way to pick up chicks. :D

I don't remember this, but I've been told by reliable sources that the so-called "peace movement" in the 60s and 70s was really just a novel way to pick up chicks. :D

your right it was called "the piece movement":D :hump:

Rofl!

My father in-law, who's a Republican, said he became a Buddhist for a short time in the 70's, because it got him laid.

My father in-law, who's a Republican, said he became a Buddhist for a short time in the 70's, because it got him laid.

Good enough reason to change religion, IMO :)