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LONDON -- The Secret Confessions : Pag May Alak, May Balak Fun Episode 9best thing about Boris Johnson might just be the ingenious protest he invites.

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The UK's recently named foreign secretary is unquestionably one of the quirkiest and most controversial figures in British politics, so it makes sense that his protestors would have to get creative.

And now, someone has positively outdone themselves.

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In the style of London's famous blue plaques -- placed on the outside of buildings to commemorate historic links between notable figures that lived or worked within -- one particularly cheeky individual has ensured that BoJo's own contributions to English heritage would not go unacknowledged.

The sign was erected outside of Johnson's north London home and reads, "BOJO, destroyer of cosmopolitan unity & passer of buck lives here."

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

This wacky world we live in seems to be inspiring a creative revolution as forms of protest become even more elaborate and innovative. And say what you will about him, Boris Johnson is clearly the muse of a generation.

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