Chicken abuser Frank Perdue was presented with a bobblehead doll in
his image by a Baltimore Orioles baseball Farm Team on Saturday.
The Delmarva Shore Birds distributed 1,000 little Perdue statues to
the team's fans to pet or prick as they please.
Asked by reporter Chris Baker of The Washington Times to comment on
the Perdue bobblehead doll award, United Poultry Concerns President
Karen Davis said, "I don't think Frank Perdue deserves to be honored
by anyone but thugs and thieves." She agreed she would only be
interested in obtaining a Perdue bobblehead doll to throw darts at.
("Perdue lets fame go to his head" by Chris Baker, The Washington
Times, July 20, 2002).
According to Baker, Perdue's bobblehead may be a sign of the times.
"Corporate accounting scandals have dominated the news in recent
months, turning business executives into celebrities."
United Poultry Concerns is a nonprofit organization that promotes the compassionate and respectful treatment of domestic fowl. For more information visit
www.UPC-online.org
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