By Devon Davidson
Looking for an attention-getting addition to your work to stop Vulture Funds? The recent Jubilee Network meeting gave me an idea for a Halloween costume. I dressed as a Vulture Fund!
I transformed myself into a fierce vulture with a black robe with a hood. I made a beak from construction paper and attached play money to the end. Then I pinned a black shawl to the back by the neck and to the tip of the arms for wings. I carried a sign that said, “I’m a Vulture Fund. Give me a poor, indebted country to eat.” Then I carried a handful of money to throw around.
Looking for an attention-getting addition to your work to stop Vulture Funds? The recent Jubilee Network meeting gave me an idea for a Halloween costume. I dressed as a Vulture Fund!
I transformed myself into a fierce vulture with a black robe with a hood. I made a beak from construction paper and attached play money to the end. Then I pinned a black shawl to the back by the neck and to the tip of the arms for wings. I carried a sign that said, “I’m a Vulture Fund. Give me a poor, indebted country to eat.” Then I carried a handful of money to throw around.
I’m sure you could add touches of your own to make an even more realistic and frightening vulture. Then, at the party, I explained Vulture Funds to my friends. But don't wait for next Halloween--use it to attract attention at a demonstration!
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Better than my hip-hop hipster costume this halloween...and it has a powerful message. Bravo mom!
Posted by: Luc | 05 November 2009 at 01:49 PM
lol. very creative costume! I should try it next year :)
Posted by: Debt Consolidation Companies | 05 November 2009 at 12:24 AM