| I don't know the girl's names, or what agency they came from . . . or
anything, really. They didn't speak a word to anyone. The one girl I approached the following day couldn't even
acknowledge my presence.
Maybe they were instructed not to talk to anyone,
or in fact, may have been deaf for all I know?!?! (or maybe they were clones from
Clonaid). They posed for my shots when I asked them to, so I know they weren't deaf.
They were billed as the G-Force Girls, . . . gee! (and were part of some
outfit promoting this new energy drink; along with some other acrobats who
were obviously there to drum up interest in the product. On the hour, every
hour, they did this insane and wildly exaggerated performance choreographed
to equally insipid techno-muzak).
The girls just struck poses and did
nothing else but reveal their contours to the ogling eyes of incredible numbers of overage fatsos in the audience, mesmerized by the entire
spectacle. One guy in the crowd even got hit in the head with a flying can
of whatever it was, and just stood there looking like a 'Barney' out of the
Simpsons.
Anyway, if you want to use my photo, I would like it very much if you would
please include the following:
"Village E-Bike is a division of Pleiades-Enterprises
(www.pleiades-enterprises.com); a California company that promotes NuAge
Energy and new technology. Their chief correspondent from NuEnergy News
recently attended the International CES in Las Vegas (January 9-12, 2003) to
report on innovative design pertaining to EV's. The folding mini eBike (pictured) is powered by a 24-Volt li-ion solid polymer battery and was P-E
President, Dave Cutter's, personal transportation during the 4 day event
that drew over a hundred-thousand visitors from around the world."
You can subscribe to the NuEnergy News e-zine for free by entering
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NuEnergy News was conceived & designed to inform people of new technology
and improved energy management methods in general, and without any desire to
pass comment on what it is we are highlighting. Although EV's and transportation may be our main focus in this, we also value the importance
of the larger picture overall, pertaining to alternative methods of improved
energy management in general.
We've seen the future . . and it's Electric!
Text & Photo - January 18,
2003
Dave
Cutter
(Thanks Dave! The world
needs more green latex EV babes ... :) Remy C. ET web-ed) |
