Foo - hey, when is there going be a day for 'El Che' ?

hola. compadres of foo...




I suggest July 4th. That way we can celebrate two glorious revolutions on the SAME DAY!










VIVE EL CHE.. You live on in our hearts Ernesto Guevara de la Serna. And our hearts live forever in your revolucion!





*This message approved by the Guardians of the Revolutionary Council. (http://www.che-lives.com/home/)

In America, never. Now in Cuba, the Congo or Bolivia, that day may come.

Why? Please expound on Senor Guevara's need for a holiday in the U.S.

And don't you think he'd laugh at your avatar and the way one image of him has been sold out around the world?



Oh... and In Before The Move To P&R.

In America, never. Now in Cuba, the Congo or Bolivia, that day may come.




Yeah.. for real. That's because America is a fascist consumer-driven enterprise. Get with the revolution guys!

















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Wait until Casto dies....they he and Castro can be celebrated together. That would be a closer fit.

(Also in before the move) :beer:

Why? Please expound on Senor Guevara's need for a holiday in the U.S.

And don't you think he'd laugh at your avatar and the way one image of him has been sold out around the world?



Oh... and In Before The Move To P&R.




It's called "spreading the revolucion" -hello?? You can't sell-out an idea man. You can sellout t-shirts with ideas printed on them.. -but you can't package and sell the man, no of course not.

So.... did you buy your Che t-shirt at the Hot Topic like the rest of America or what?

So.... did you buy your Che t-shirt at the Hot Topic like the rest of America or what?



No, I 'distribute' the shirts. The money that changes hands all goes directly to the Che foundation. We support the overthrow of the American corporate controlled enterprise. Actually we share many of the same views with current presidential contenders - such as Ron Paul, except unlike him and others -- we are not explicitly rascist in our views or beliefs. We believe in equality for all! Absolutely. :beer:















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In America, never. Now in Cuba, the Congo or Bolivia, that day may come.

let's not forget his homeland, Argentina.

I like that part in The Ruttles where the band plays the show at Che Stadium in Queens.

No, I 'distribute' the shirts. The money that changes hands all goes directly to the Che foundation. We support the overthrow of the American corporate controlled enterprise. Actually we share many of the same views with current presidential contenders - such as Ron Paul, except unlike him and others -- we are not explicitly rascist in our views or beliefs. We believe in equality for all! Absolutely. :bee r:

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Yeah.. for real. That's becasue America is a fascist consumer-driven enterprise. Get with the revolution guys!

The revolution will be televised. $19.95 per day on Pay-per-View, so that the consumer-driven fascists can subsidize fuel for tanks to roll over the revolutionaries. You can try and fight it, but 'distributing' all the t-shirts in the world won't stop it from happening.

let's not forget his homeland, Argentina.

Aawwwwww....Don't cry for him Argentina. The truth is he never left you.

I like that part in The Ruttles where the band plays the show at Che Stadium in Queens.



Yeah, I think I remember that? But maybe not so much. I look it up. I didn't know that there an actual Stadium named after him though? I'm kinda surprised they'd allow that? Is it named after THE El Che?

America DOES have some things worth keeping, we understand and recognise this.. We support the pure revolution that floods the souls of the proletariat. We will drown the american corporate overlords with a unstoppable tsunami of committed hearts and minds - one that keeps the good and throws out the bad. Absolutely. :beer:









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Oh.. you distribute shirts too? What is this ARS you are forcing onto the people, comrade? :beer:

IBTL :p

Yeah, I think I remember that? But maybe not so much. I look it up. I didn't know that there an actual Stadium named after him though? I'm kinda surprised they'd allow that? Is it named after THE El Che?

Comedy is lost on revolucionarios, I guess.

Eric Idle is rolling in his grave.

Eric Idle is rolling in his grave.

That would be because he's not dead yet:p

Eric Idle is rolling in his grave.Doubly incredible feat as he isn't dead yet. :p

"I'm not dead yet!!"

Oh, shut up, sure you are.

"I'm not dead yet!!"



No, you're not mon frere.. No, you're not. :beer:




We LIVE ON!

For the record, here are The Rutles at Che Stadium in 1965.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F86ph2Sd0iI

El Che! gets a bum rap these days especially by the media and with Pop culture only exposing people to one dimensioned mtv fodder clones it's to be expected.

His image is synonymous with revolution now and his image generates royalties which the photographer donates to poor children in Cuba.

One day more people will be exposed to a more accurate depiction of Che unfortunately it will probably get worse before it gets any better.

In the words of Che.... "Hasta la victoria siempre"

"I'm not dead yet!!"

<BOP> Be quiet and lay back down.
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Yet again, Red House pwns Foo.

Yet again, Red House pwns Foo.

Awesome. It made my nethers all tingly and whatnot.

America DOES have some things worth keeping, we understand and recognise this.. We support the pure revolution that floods the souls of the proletariat. We will drown the american corporate overlords with a unstoppable tsunami of committed hearts and minds - one that keeps the good and throws out the bad. Absolutely. :beer:

Bwahahaha! The American proletariat's soul isn't full of pure revolution; it's full of McDonalds trans-fats and that orange flavour-dust from Cheetos. The only tsunami that the corporate overlords need to be wary of is that they might get swept away by the flood of money flowing in from the very people you claim will be rising up. Please...
Most people are barely motivated enough to rise up off the couch and get another beer when the commercials come on. It's gonna be one slow, sweaty, wheezy revolt. I hope it's well catered, or your turnout is going to be really low.

El Che! gets a bum rap these days especially by the media and with Pop culture only exposing people to one dimensioned mtv fodder clones it's to be expected.

His image is synonymous with revolution now and his image generates royalties which the photographer donates to poor children in Cuba.

One day more people will be exposed to a more accurate depiction of Che unfortunately it will probably get worse before it gets any better.

In the words of Che.... "Hasta la victoria siempre"




Real talk, real talk. :beer:



America thought they could crush Castro and his Fidelista brothers.. but alas not even The Empire could smother the spirits of that one little liberated Island! Someday they will come it boats -- people think I'm crazy when I tell them of this -- but some day they will come in boats and then we will join with our comrades to liberate the masses from the multi nat'ls - the Corporations - the Empire's overlords! Watch the news, it has begun already. The boat people are coming.. there is no way the American gov't can't stop all of them!

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perfect combination of el chew guava, monkey and johnny

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Hmm, if that Cuban revolution was so wonderful, I wonder why so many people have risked their lives to escape from Cuba and come to America?

how much for a T-shirt comrade?


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how much for a T-shirt comrade?


;)

I bought a collection of Che Guevara's essays (writings not cousins) a few weeks ago, it came with the t-shirt.

Che was a dirty hippie most of his life - a complete freeloader. Funny stuff!