Everywhere Girl found in Brazil

Yeah, it's her

By Adamson Rust

Fri Sep 30 2005, 09:14

INQ READER Marcio H. Ferreira writes: "It seems that EV Girl has been hanging around in Sao Paulo for some time. As usual, she is looking for travelling, studying and all that stuff. We've found her in "Paulista Avenue", famous place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, trying to convince other people to go study abroad the country, and explore the world with STB (Student Travel Bureau)." µ

* PS She is also widely being used in Spain in a similar context.

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Another siting

The Everywhere Girl is representing mental health in Australia.

http://www.health.gov.au/internet/mentalhealth/Publishing.nsf/Content/Home-1

posted by : trr, 13 January 2010 Complain about this comment

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