Tel Aviv Pigeons go on strike - head for beach

Pigeons in Tel Aviv go on strike!

Dear Citizens of the World!

I will have to admit that I do not understand why...but the pigeons in Tel Aviv have decided to go on strike. Any ideas?

After taking the picture above, I walked down to the beach and found this guy:

Hanging out on Tel Aviv's Beach soft-sand beach

He obviously stopped off at the hair-dresser to get the puffy-hair look. Then he decided to spend his "strike" sinking his feet in the super-fine sand. His blood-red, beady little eyes make him look quite scary -- despite the hairdo.

Note: The sand on the beach in Tel Aviv is the finest, softest sand I have ever seen. It is actually quite nice. I have only walked by part of the beach...still haven't had time to chill out on the beach yet...one day maybe...when I get a job...then go on strike to join the pigeons in their fight.


The United Statesian

Comments

  1. Carlos7:34 PM

    The first one is a bit like Banksy work.

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  2. Carlos7:35 PM

    The first one is a bit like Bansky 's work...

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  3. D. Troy Roach6:02 AM

    I agree. It does look like Banksy. I wonder if he has been to Israel...or is there someone here with that style?

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