In keeping with the "true nature" of No Pants Day, the folks who are "old enough to know better and still young enough not to care" are taking a hands off approach to future No Pants Day celebrations - having brought it to Boise last year, and wanting it to evolve organically.
You are welcome to use any of the copyright free art and photos found here and at www.BoiseNoPantsDay.com (now hosted @ TheBoisePicayune.com) in pursuit of your No Pants Celebration / Event / Special
I am a proud Democrat. This should be a wonderful day. We need to make sure that next election ALL votes count and that we are confident in the process!! My children desearve that!! WE ALL DESERVE THAT!! Hillary Clinton will ALWAYS be President in my eyes!! I will vote Obama because I believe in my party. I have lost some faith in our leaders in the DNC....not guna lie.
ISU Bengals are rock'n the represent'n in Denver! we will have a live call from the floor of the convention at 6:30 pm wed. august 27th at the ISU SUB. in Pocatello everyone is invited. Pass it along.
With the selling and buying of Anhauser Busch to a foreign country, Another peice of the United States goes with it. What happened to the Constitution of the United States of America. No Foriegn company or government can own property in the United States of America. Come on people were seling the American dream to Foreign people and countries. When is this going to stop. No wonder why our country's Economy is the way it is. Everything is owned by non-americans.
Thank You Concerned, Diabled Veteran, and Proud American
Here is a picture of a great leader in action, Bannock County Commissioner Lin Whitworth speaking out on how Southeastern Idaho can help end homelessness. And here is a picture left to right of Lin Whitworth, Mike and B.J. Stensland and Bannock County Commissioner Larry Ghan supporting the event. B.J. Stensland is the executive director of SE Idaho's only full service emergency shelter Aid for Friends. She runs a great program too!
Here is a picture from People and Politics in Bannock County from March 29th. It was a small turn out, smaller then usual because it was the Saturday of Spring Break, and the town was nearly deserted.
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