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Union for a Popular Movement (Union pour un Mouvement Populaire [wiki] or UMP) is a French conservative political party. During the summer, besides handing out leaflets, activists for the party also wore this clever flip-flop that imprinted the party’s initials on the sand. Link [flickr] – via Guerilla Innovation |
Jeremy
Funny where these ideas originate…temple prostitutes in Corinth in Greece wore sandles that spelled out “follow me” in Greek in the sand. I wonder if they realize that’s where they’re coming from? 
The Liberal Avenger
No shame in France for “flip-flopping” in politics? Even with conservatives?
Don juan
It’s fun if you have a left one of NIKE brand, since NIKE pronunced in french means F**K !
Brad
I got some flip-flops like this from the Spam Museum in Minnesota that printed the word “SPAM” in the sand. The catalog at the Spam website sells them.
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