"To be really honest, I doubt people are putting marijuana candy in little kids' baskets," Smart Colorado co-founder Gina Carbone, whose group erected the billboard last year, said.
Their demands, posted on its miniature front lawn, include the abolition of all shanties on campus and sending "forest lovers to the forest". The forest lovers in question are the Tropical Forest Action Committee, whose members erected a shanty on May 11.
In Greece, Prime Minister George Papandreou, the scion of a Socialist dynasty whose father helped erect the sprawling Greek welfare state when he was prime minister in the 1980s, sought to prepare Greeks for what was expected to be the greatest overhaul of the state in a generation.
There's even a reference to Star Wars in Nymphomaniac: Vol. II in the form of two Jedi Knights whose sabers are erect penises at a gang bang--an interchange that is one of the few humorous moments of the movie.
In 106 Emperor Trajan made Aquincum the capital of Lower Pannonia (Pannonia Inferior); its proconsuls included Hadrian, later emperor, whose palace was erected on Óbuda Island.
She found a job with the Department of Antiquities, and eventually made her way to Abydos, whose great temple, erected by Seti I in the 13th century B.C., was precisely the building prefigured in those vivid childhood dreams.
More recently, figures from the distant past have also been co-opted into the narrative, including Vladimir the Great, the prince of Kiev who adopted Orthodox Christianity in 988, whose monument was erected outside the Kremlin last month.
One prospective buyer hoped to build a zip-line park; another represented a secret club whose members wanted to erect a clubhouse on the peak.
But as anyone familiar with the original will know, the second half of the play introduces giant erect phalluses, whose ridiculous appearance quickly removes any risk of pomposity.
In Greece, Mr. Papandreou, the scion of a Socialist dynasty whose father, Andreas Papandreou, helped erect the sprawling Greek welfare state when he was prime minister in the 1980s, sought to embolden Greeks to accept what is expected to be the greatest overhaul of the state in a generation.
