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Funniest and/or Most NSFW Messages and Signs at Women's March on Denver

President Donald Trump isn't the only person to question attendance estimates at a big event over the past few days. I do, too. The audience-size figures most frequently floated after the Women's March on Denver, which took place on Saturday, January 21, was "more than 100,000." But to me, the Civic Center Park area seemed just as it packed as it did during the Broncos' Super Bowl 50 Victory rally in February 2016 — and the crowd at that gathering was supposed to be one-million strong.
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President Donald Trump isn't the only person to question attendance estimates at a big event over the past few days. I do, too. The audience-size guess most frequently floated after the Women's March on Denver, which took place on Saturday, January 21, was "more than 100,000." But to me, the Civic Center Park area seemed just as packed as it did during the Broncos' Super Bowl 50 Victory rally in February 2016 — and the crowd at that bash was supposed to be a million strong.

Whatever the true digits, the Women's March was an amazing gathering of passionate, emboldened creative females (and quite a few males, too).

And a lot of it couldn't be shown by the mainstream media.

Granted, plenty of the messaging was safe for work, including the very first sign I saw, a hilarious placard placed on a table next to a Starbucks inside the King Soopers on Speer before the festivities got under way:

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Later, at the march itself, there was more family-friendliness, exemplified by this adorable kid dressed as Alexander Hamilton and using a Lin-Manuel Miranda photo to call for us to "Save Our Democracy:"

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And even though the sign carried by this sprightly nonagenarian makes reference to Trump's recorded "grab 'em by the pussy" claim, it might've gotten past a news editor, too. (She's also featured in our Women's March on Denver slideshow.)

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But plenty of other declarations were a little too blatant for a local TV station, including the message on this Trump-style red trucker hat: "You Are a Fucking Idiot."

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And then there was the guy in the Trump mask who'd rigged up a "golden shower" over his head, complete with golden tinsel that recalled the "urine show" mentioned in the unconfirmed dossier of dirt allegedly held by the Russians.

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With that in mind, we've gathered our picks for the funniest signs and messages you probably didn't see on TV.

Side one of this sign:

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Side two:

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Getting anatomical:

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This one would have fit well in Teague Bohlen's collection of nerd-tastic signs, but with an F-bomb bonus:

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Continue for more of the funniest and/or most NSFW signs seen at the Women's March on Denver.

Some felines showed their claws:

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Others delivered warnings like this one....

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...and this one:

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Elsewhere, an amazing Trump effigy...

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...was accompanied by this "amber alert:"

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Here's a cuddly variation on the same theme, but with a Putin-esque twist:

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Laws were also unaccountably grabby:

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This sign made it clear that screwing has consequences....

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...while this one looked back nostalgically on the previous president:

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Yes, there was some frustration expressed against the backdrop of Victoria's Secret advertising....

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...but so was power. Anyone know what these letters stand for?

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