PARIS- OCTOBER 28: Laetitia Bleger, Valerie Begue, Elodie Gossuin, Alexandra Rosenfeld and Rachel Trapani display a chocolate decorated dress during the Chocolate dress fashion show celebrating the opening of the 14th Salon du Chocolat at the Porte Versailles, on October 28, 2008 in Paris, France.
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A war began and ended in China Sunday, staining the streets crimson red. But the thick red liquid that flowed throughout Wanjiang Township wasn't blood, it was tomato juice.
Inspired by the Tomatina Festival held annually in Bunol, Spain, the Chinese held an imitation of the famous tomato fight using about 15 tons of tomatoes.
That's a lot of tomatoes that could've been used for tomato soup, a tasty marinara sauce or even sandwiched between some fresh mozzarella and drenched in balsamic vinegar. Mmmm. Tomatoes.
Still, I've been reassured that the tomatoes used were over-ripe, and really good for nothing else but throwing. But you have to wonder, does getting pelted with a tomato hurt? It sure looks like it.
In the picture above the man doesn't look so happy, in fact he appears to be wincing. He's not the only one that seems to be in pain
Musician Josh Pyke films the video for his new song 'Make You Happy' in a special boat created to the exact specifications of the Maton acoustic guitar that he performs with, at Rozelle Bay on October 9, 2008 in Sydney, Australia. The track will be the second single released from Pyke's second album 'Chimney's Afire' which was released on Saturday. (Photo by Sergio Dionisio/Getty Images)
