Jeannette Walls reveals in her column on msnbc.com that (her words, not mine) ``Pamela Anderson has gone postal over a stamp''. Yup, Pammy's in high dudgeon indeed. She has written to Postmaster General John E. Potter, saying she is not happy about KFC’s request to put the bearded image of Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of the fast-food chain, on a stamp. Just for the record, Anderson, is of course a staunch animal-rights activist and a PETA member whose opposition to KFC is well documented. ``I hope that you’ll deny KFC’s request,” Anderson wrote, “how about another Elvis stamp instead?”
Thursday, January 25, 2007
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No Stamp Of Approval From Pamela Anderson
Jeannette Walls reveals in her column on msnbc.com that (her words, not mine) ``Pamela Anderson has gone postal over a stamp''. Yup, Pammy's in high dudgeon indeed. She has written to Postmaster General John E. Potter, saying she is not happy about KFC’s request to put the bearded image of Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of the fast-food chain, on a stamp. Just for the record, Anderson, is of course a staunch animal-rights activist and a PETA member whose opposition to KFC is well documented. ``I hope that you’ll deny KFC’s request,” Anderson wrote, “how about another Elvis stamp instead?”
Jeannette Walls reveals in her column on msnbc.com that (her words, not mine) ``Pamela Anderson has gone postal over a stamp''. Yup, Pammy's in high dudgeon indeed. She has written to Postmaster General John E. Potter, saying she is not happy about KFC’s request to put the bearded image of Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of the fast-food chain, on a stamp. Just for the record, Anderson, is of course a staunch animal-rights activist and a PETA member whose opposition to KFC is well documented. ``I hope that you’ll deny KFC’s request,” Anderson wrote, “how about another Elvis stamp instead?”
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