I was in Paris at the weekend and being in command of minimal French I couldn't really read lots of the slogans of my fellow marchers. Despite the language barrier, carrying this poster seemed to bring a smile to a lot of people's faces. I noticed how putting a humorous slant on the message helped gets people's attentions. My favourite from the Paris march was a girl with a hand scribbled - "Dear Mr Bush - please stop going to war so I can have my Saturdays back again" Later on the news (unfortunately CNN only in the hotel room) some of the others that caught my eye was "Stop mad cowboy disease", and "The 3 asses of evil - Bush, Blair, Sharon!" but for innovative cheek top of my list was one I read about today - a woman in the London march "The only Bush I trust is my own".