Here to stay..

well our project deadline has gone, even though the main cause for our movement has expired we have decided that we will continue the mooch movement, due to the amount of fun that we've had we thought why not continue.

So if there is anyone out there that enjoys our endevours please continue checking this out as we will be updating it, maybe not as regularly as before but we are still alive and feeding off our environment.

peace bitches.

"Fast Sinkers"

Right, so supposedly kids who wear skinny jeans have small tollies and can't produce sperm things. So that means if you wear baggy pant(s) then you. uh. are a fatty mcfat fat and have a super large winky that is super large big big.

Like Justin and Jes Jes who vandalised the Slow Swimmers' poster said: Who wants a girlfriend pregnant now anyway? We wear skinny jeans to show off our lovely physique. and you wear baggy jeans so that we can't see the stretch marks and cellulite flabbing out and all gross stuff.

skinny kids have small tollies.

fat kids have big stomachs, waistlines, man boobs, a high blood pressure, cankles and a MASSIVE NTOTO.

everyone wins. everyone has their problems. so stop hating.

bitches.

"Movin' Traffik"

In this Mooch campaign of Human Trafficking (Movin' Traffik) we followed the concept of 'Buy a Being', designing barcode stamps so that we could stamp people with it in order to give that person some sort of value or owner where they would need to be scanned like some sort of product and to be sold as an ordinary household product. It also shows how humans are being treated like objects in human trafficking and how no one has an identity.

They are a number, not a face.

"Tap Dat"

So with the anti-bottled water group, they take a stand against water being paid for. They believe that water is a natural resource and should be free for all humans. True, underprivileged communities should have access to free water, unfortunately The Mooch Movement believe that if water was free there would be nothing stopping people from wasting it. There would be no reason to look after it and so people would have no regard for it. They would waste it unnecessarily with no thought on preserving it for the future. It would be taken for granted. We also pay for the water too be filtered and cleaned. If it was free, people would have no incentive and no gain from cleaning water.

no shirts, just kidding... :D

Here is the front of the shirt that we designed, just a basic mooch logo on the front pocket.

Here is the back of the t-shirt, it is in opposition to the
"Small Change" blog and t-shirt designs. The reason we chose
to print the design on a white collared t-shirt is to emphasize
the power difference and to show where the comment of
no change anytime soon is coming from.
The statement the design is making is saying that there won't
be a change in poverty anytime soon.