Bassist Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver fame recently disrobed alongside his wife, Susan Holmes McKagan, as part of PETA's "Ink, Not Mink" anti-fur campaign.The rock couple are not the only stars to pose for the cause -- musicians Dave Navarro, Tommy Lee and Linkin Park's Chester Bennington have also shown their tattooed bods for the campaign.
Susan told PETA, "I think we should know better than that. Whether you're a designer or a celebrity, or a stylist, a photographer, I think everyone should share responsibility in bringing more awareness that, hey, [fur's] not necessary, it's out of fashion, it's completely immoral to the animals."




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Awesome photos....
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We don't have the same parts, we have similar parts. In Pam's picture, they say the Breasts are on the side, when they are really more on the front, and they say the ribs are where her belly is when they ribs are behind the breasts.
PETA only cares about animals but will they try and save an unborn child? They need to go hunting with Sarah Palin...
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There is not such a thing as an unborn child. Take your extremist rightwing nonsense somewhere else, wingnut!
Well, loser, it is a child still in the womb. Unlike you who came from a petri dish. You wouldn't know right wing crap if it stared at you in the face.
HE IS NOT NUDE, HE HAS LEATHER PANTS ON IN THIS PHOTO! THAT'S NOT FAIR, WIMP!
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I always like the attitude of people who, because they are willing to do and say anything for money having the I know better attitude than anyone else. Do these people not consume animal parts? If they do then are they not hypocrites?
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That's cool
A great cause.
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I don't believe in killing an animal if you aren't going to eat it. That said, I think it is irresponsible to encourage people to partake in an activity (tattoos) that unnecessarily exposes both "artist" & receiver to blood borne diseases & pathogens. The receiver also is at risk of developing serious allergic reactions to the ink, blood poisoning, and serious - sometimes fatal - infections.
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Right!! I want Duff to be naked too!!!^^
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Yes I wish Duff was Naked