Very pleased to read about Andrew West's appearance on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth yesterday. It must have been quite a sight - we're looking forward to seeing any photos (Google Images gives nothing, yet). He displayed the original Atheist Bus slogan while teaching onlookers the dance to Thriller, a great way to draw in the Sunday crowds!
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