When the Olsen twins showed up for the most recent book signing for the collection of interviews they're recently published entitled Influence, they were met by eager PETA protesters carrying signs and wearing "Trollsen" masks.
The event took place at a Borders store in Westwood with the animal rights activists mixing and mingling with some of Mary-Kate and Ashley Oslen's biggest fans, eager to catch a glimpse of the waifish twins.
PETA's campaign against the 22-year-old fashion moguls started back in 2007 after noticing how frequently the ladies step out in real fur and its in their Row clothing line.
It would be far less offensive if instead of fur, they opted to use the pelts of useless celebrities. There'd be more than enough to go around.
The event took place at a Borders store in Westwood with the animal rights activists mixing and mingling with some of Mary-Kate and Ashley Oslen's biggest fans, eager to catch a glimpse of the waifish twins.
PETA's campaign against the 22-year-old fashion moguls started back in 2007 after noticing how frequently the ladies step out in real fur and its in their Row clothing line.
It would be far less offensive if instead of fur, they opted to use the pelts of useless celebrities. There'd be more than enough to go around.
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