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Iraq Shoe Tosser Guy: The Animated Gifs

Dennis G. Jerz / 16 Dec 2008

That didn’t take long. BoingBoing assembles a collection of digital interpretations of the shoe-tossing incident.
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16 Dec 2008 in Current_Events, Cyberculture, Design, Government, Media, Modding, Rhetoric.

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