Who is Sexier? If you choose... you can win!

by Apathy is Boring — July 13, 2009


First, we discovered that the easiest way to remember all main political party leaders is to associate their name with their best feature...

Then, we can up with an idea of making a contest out it to see which Canadian leader you think is the sexiest.. because casting a vote shouldn't be an exercise that takes place once every few years!

You Must Choose!




Who is Sexier?


 

 

 Harper's Sweater?



Jack's stache?




 

Ignatieff's brows?

Duceppe's baby blue eyes?





May's Bob?





You are eligible to participate if:

  • You are a member of the Apathy is Boring network. (Not a member? No worries, it's easy to sign-up, just go to www.apathyisboring.com  and fill in the details under the "Don't be boring. Register now!" header.
  • You reside in Canada.

To cast your vote:

  • Send an email to info@apathyisboring.com
  • In the subject line indicate: Who is sexier contest.
  • In the body of the email indicate your choice (you can only choose one !) and your full name,
And you will automatically be entered to win an Apathy is Boring and Sony Entertainment Canada prize pack filled with CDs, autographed swag, and gear!


The small print:
  • The contest begins on June 8th and ends on August 31st 2009.
  • The winners must agree to have their names announced in the September 2009 newsletter.
If you have any questions or for more information write to us at: info@apathyisboring.com


Have fun choosing!

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